Share this postPulmCCMCritical Care 2024 Year In Review (Part 1)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreCritical Care 2024 Year In Review (Part 1)Guideline updates in cardiac arrest, ARDS, fever, pneumonia, septic shock kicked off the yearPulmCCMDec 18, 202430Share this postPulmCCMCritical Care 2024 Year In Review (Part 1)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore4ShareGuideline Update: Cardiac Arrest“Therapeutic hypothermia” for post-cardiac arrest is officially overPulmCCM·January 24, 2024Targeted temperature management post-cardiac arrest is optional, says AHARead full storyAHA Updates its Cardiac Arrest GuidelinesPulmCCM·January 29, 2024In December 2023, the American Heart Association published a “focused update” to its landmark guidelines for the management of cardiac arrest. PulmCCM is not affiliated with the American Heart Association.Read full storyGuideline Update: ARDS, Septic Shock, Fever, Pneumonia2023 ATS vs ESICM Guidelines for ARDS: How They DifferPulmCCM·February 9, 2024Note: PulmCCM has no affiliation with ATS, ESICM, SCCM or any other professional society.Read full storySCCM Guideline Update: Steroids for Community-Acquired Pneumonia, ARDS, Septic ShockPulmCCM·February 12, 2024Steroids are good medicine in the ICU, U.S. critical care professional societies agree.Read full storyFever in the ICU: Review of SCCM/IDSA Guideline UpdatePulmCCM·February 5, 2024The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) and the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) issued an interim update to their 2008 recommendations for the management of fever in the ICU. PulmCCM is not affiliated with SCCM or IDSA.Read full storyLet Families Activate Rapid Response Teams, Says SCCMPulmCCM·February 19, 2024The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) issued a new guideline on how hospitals and care teams should respond to emergencies outside the ICU or ED (i.e., on the medical and surgical wards). Read it here.Read full storyHematology and Hemorrhage Transfusion-associated lung injury (TRALI): ReviewPulmCCM·May 17, 2024Transfusion-associated lung injury (TRALI) is a form of non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema and acute hypoxemic respiratory failure (PaO2/FiO2 <300) that develops during or soon after transfusion with blood products. It thus can also be thought of as acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) precipitated by transfusion.Read full storySmaller blood-collection tubes to reduce red blood cell transfusion (STRATUS trial)PulmCCM·January 6, 2024Read full storyRestricting blood transfusion in patients with myocardial infarction and anemia (MINT trial)PulmCCM·January 7, 2024Read full storyNew guidelines on red cell transfusion from the AABBPulmCCM·January 8, 2024Read full storyPreviousNext
This is great! Thanks for the summary of all the studies. Thanks for doing that!