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RICH Trial – Regional Citrate vs Systemic Heparin Anticoagulation for CRRT Dr Swapnil Pawar
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Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Dr Swapnil Pawar
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Critical Appraisal of Surviving Sepsis Guidelines Dr Swapnil Pawar
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Hyponatremia Dr Swapnil Pawar
Critical Care Patterns Intensive care is about recognizing the right pattern and then treating accordingly. It’s similar to game of Chess, where grand masters look at the board, recognize the pattern and make a next move. In this series, I will bring different critical care patterns, which will be helpful […]
In this thought-provoking talk, Dr Arvind Rajamani from Nepean Intensive Care speaks about his approach towards the end of life care in ICU. The second week in ICU deserves a second look, and we need to ask ourselves a question regarding the appropriateness of treatment in the select group of […]
In this thought-provoking talk, world-renowned intensive care researcher Professor Simon Finfer shares his viewpoint on this highly controversial topic. Not only he exposes the flaws in previous trial designs but acknowledges the change in his practice after the publication of ADRENAL trial.
In this epic debate, two experts Dr Sam Orde & Dr Yang Yang along with echo stalwart A/Prof Konstantin Yastrebov explore the current role of echocardiography in fluid status assessment in critically ill patients. This is a highly controversial topic and choosing a winner is merely impossible.
Clinical research helps mankind to save lives. Yet, there are many dark pages in the history of clinical research that can not be ignored. In this informative talk, A/Prof Ian Seppelt talk about research ethics in clinical medicine and how we should get it right in order to do a […]
ART trial created a lot of confusion in intensive care community with regards to use of Lung recruitment in ARDS. In this presentation, I tried to present a comprehensive overview of the use of lung recruitment. As Hippocrates mentioned, it’s time to understand which person has a disease rather what […]
