'Icu stay' presentation slideshows

Iatrogenic Malnutrition in the ICU: Time for a Change!

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Surgical Intervention for Esophageal Cancer

Surgical Intervention for Esophageal Cancer. Edmund S. Kassis, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Division of Thoracic Surgery The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center/James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute. Overview. OSU approach to esophageal cancer

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Pandemic influenza-focus on inpatient issues

Pandemic influenza-focus on inpatient issues. Susan M. Kellie, MD, MPH Associate Professor of Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Hospital Epidemiologist, UNMHSC and NMVAHCS. Talk outline. Current epidemiology Potential surge for inpatient care Spectrum of disease and complications

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Strategies to Prevent Complications of ICU Stay

Strategies to Prevent Complications of ICU Stay. Robert Cohen, M.D., F.C.C.P Chairman, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Cook County Health and Hospitals System. ICUs are complicated Donchin Y et al (2003). Quality Safety Health Care; 12:143.

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Sedation and analgesia in the ICU

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Frontier Lifeline Hospital , Chennai , India

Peri -operative Nutrition Supplementation in Congenital Heart Surgery- A clinical audit and plan for Quality Improvement. Frontier Lifeline Hospital , Chennai , India. Background. Malnutrition- a major problem in developing countries

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Memories for ICU and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Memories for ICU and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Dr Christina Jones Nurse Consultant Critical Care Follow-up School of Clinical Science , University of Liverpool, and Intensive Care, Whiston Hospital, UK. Intensive Care Research Group. Follow-up programme at Whiston Hospital since 1990

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Healthcare Safety: How will your next patient be injured?

Healthcare Safety: How will your next patient be injured?. Thomas Davis, CRNA Chief CRNA The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Why Safety and Why Now?. Why Safety and Why Now?. Your patients deserve it Insurance payers demand it. Protect your Reputation and Reimbursement.

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RBC transfusions in critically ill patients

RBC transfusions in critically ill patients. TMR Journal Club March 1, 2007 Maggie Constantine. RBC transfusions in critically ill patients Background. RBC transfusion relationship to mortality morbidity infection.

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RBC transfusions in critically ill patients

RBC transfusions in critically ill patients. TMR Journal Club March 1, 2007 Maggie Constantine. RBC transfusions in critically ill patients Background. RBC transfusion relationship to mortality morbidity infection.

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To and Fro Splenorrhaphy

To and Fro Splenorrhaphy. Fu Tzou , Division of surgical emergency and trauma, department of emergency, K.M.U.H. Introduction. Operations for post-traumatic spleen injury leads to splenectomy. Overwhelming postsplenectomy infection or sepsis (OPSI or OPSS)

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18 patients got adequate awake during ICU stay (Assessment of MRC score)

Figure S1. 26 ICU patients were included into study. Early skeletal muscle biopsies from all patients (n=26; median day 6 (4/7)). 7 patients discharged from ICU or died before 2 nd biopsy. Late skeletal muscle biopsies (n=14; median day 16 (14/19). Overlap 11. 18 patients got adequate

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