SCCM Resource Library-Stump the Intensivists! Sepsis Cases With POCUS Diagnostic Difficulties

Stump the Intensivists! Sepsis Cases With POCUS Diagnostic Difficulties

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The presentation focuses on managing complex sepsis cases in intensive care, emphasizing the importance of serial exams and ultrasound-guided assessments for better patient outcomes. It discusses the use of fluid resuscitation, vasoactive medications, and inotropic support in critically ill patients. The presentation includes case studies illustrating how ultrasound can reveal changes in heart function and guide treatment adjustments, such as holding fluids or administering medications. The cases highlight the impact of chronic conditions like right ventricular dysfunction and pulmonary hypertension on treatment strategies. The presentation underscores the dynamic nature of patient phenotypes in sepsis resuscitation and the need for continuous assessment to optimize therapy. Ultimately, the talk emphasizes using diagnostic information to make straightforward clinical decisions, enhancing patient stabilization and recovery in the ICU. The presentation concludes by inviting the audience to ask questions and engage with the speakers for further insights.

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Two-Hour Concurrent Session | Be FOCUSED: Ultrasound Support for Resuscitation of Patients With Sepsis and Septic Shock

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

sepsis management

ultrasound-guided assessment

fluid resuscitation

right ventricular dysfunction

patient phenotypes

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