SCCM Resource Library-Top Critical Care Articles From 2023

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In a presentation by Dr. Bhumesh Patel, several critical care trials from 2023 were reviewed. Key findings include:<br /><br />1. The Device Trial demonstrated video laryngoscopy increases first-attempt success in critically ill patients, suggesting the need for wider training in emergency and intensive care settings.<br /><br />2. The SELECT-2 Trial showed that thrombectomy improves outcomes for patients with large ischemic strokes, potentially altering future guidelines.<br /><br />3. The DCD Trial indicated non-inferior outcomes for DCD versus DBD heart transplants, potentially increasing transplant availability.<br /><br />4. The study on early extracorporeal CPR (ECPR) highlighted no significant survival benefits, advising caution in expanding ECPR programs.<br /><br />5. The CLOVER Trial found no mortality difference between restrictive and liberal fluid management in septic shock, supporting safe early vasopressor use.<br /><br />6. The STRESS-L trial suggested a potential harm of beta-blockers in septic shock, advising caution in this practice.<br /><br />7. A trial on VA ECMO in AMI shock provided no survival benefit from early ECMO, emphasizing medical stabilization first.<br /><br />8. The MOTIVE Trial in postpartum hemorrhage highlighted effective resource-efficient intervention, emphasizing early detection and intervention to reduce maternal complications. <br /><br />These findings emphasize technology adoption, guideline revisions, and accessibility improvements in critical care settings.

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Year in Review | Year in Review: Anesthesiology

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Year 2024

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critical care trials

video laryngoscopy

thrombectomy

heart transplants

septic shock

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