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Renal Replacement Therapy: When to STARRT?

Top 10 papers of recent times

Ventilation / bronchoscopy tips for the intensivist

Pulmonary hypertension and the right ventricle: what's practically important?
Pulmonary hypertension and right heart failure are the focus, emphasizing the importance of understanding the condition's definition, measurement, and impact. The current definition of pulmonary hypertension is a mean pulmonary artery pressure at rest greater than 25 mmHg, with values between 21-24 mmHg warranting foll...

Acute liver failure for the intensivist
Acute liver failure (ALF) in the intensivist setting is the central focus, emphasizing early recognition and management. It's defined by encephalopathy or coagulopathy shortly after jaundice onset in individuals with previously healthy livers. The most common cause in high-income countries is paracetamol poisoning. Ini...

Metabolic mayhem in the ICU

What the boss wants: getting a consultant job

A Country Practice

Tips and tricks for getting through the second part: Examiner's perspective by

Tips and tricks for getting through the first part: Examiner's perspective

Difficult conversations: uncommon death and organ donation scenarios in the ICU

Paediatric ICU for the adult intensivist

Management of cardiac arrest post open heart surgery

TAVI. What's next?

The evidence: Cardiac surgery or interventional procedure?

Cardiac revascularization surgery in the elderly: An evidence-based health economic approach

Patient selection and functional outcomes

ECHO by the clinician

Can we be intensive and non-invasive?
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