2013

Perel ebm antwerpen

Choice of fluids in the critically ill

Ecmo indications and referral 2013

Ifad satellite 2013

Lobo how to choose the right fluid 2013 final

Solving real world problems Using AcidBase.org

The stewart approach to acid-base

State of the art volume resuscitation in trauma

Expanding patient benefits of intraoperative hemodynamic monitoring using a non-invasive approach

Less invasive hemodynamic monitoring

What is new in bio-electrical impedance analsyis? (How BIA can help to guide (de)resuscitataion)

Serum urea/creatinine ratio predicts successful loop diuretic therapy in congestive heart failure

Evaluation of CardioPATR autotransfusion system in elective cardiac surgery.

O3 fang gao smitth introduction on o3 and o4

Comparison between Extravascular lung water, B-type natriuretic peptide and blood volume contraction to detect weaning-induced pulmonary edema

RAW Impedance DATA analysis in severe ill patients with sepsis

P11 indirect calorimetry ii

P12: How effective is the use of non calibrated arterial pressure based Cardiac Output measurement versus control in early goal-directed therapy in septic shock: a pilot study of a randomized controlled trial

P13-P14: Results of the survey amongst critical care physicians and nurseson the knowledge of fluid management and hemodynamic monitoring

P15 final early goal directed post-resuscitation care

P17: Differences between room-temperature vs iced saline indicator injection for transpulmonary thermodilution 17 room vs ice picco jelke devos

P19: Comparison of Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) in healthy volunteers and critically ill patients

P20: Acute effects of different resuscitation fluids on renal hemodynamics, microcirculatory oxygenation, inflammation, oxidative stress, and renal function in a rat model of endotoxemia

P1: Preload independency as detected by passive leg raising is associated with weaning-induced pulmonary edema

P2: Transpulmonary thermodilution enables to detect small short-term changes in extravascular lung water induced by a broncho-alveolar lavage

P3: PiCCO guided fluid management in EARLY PHASE in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock at the ED.

P7: Antibiotic prophylaxis in patients treated with therapeutic hypothermia after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is more beneficial than selective antibiotic therapy

P8: Intra-abdominal pressure in term pregnancy and postpartum

P9: Changes in intra-abdominal pressure and body water content correlate with plasma vascular endothelial growth factor and proinflammatory cytokines concentrations in critically ill patients

P10: Intraoperative crystalloids therapy increases intra-abdominal pressure and extravascular water content, but not intracellular water content – pilot study

News on intra-abdominal hypertension - focus on fluids and hemodyknamics

Hemodynamic optimization in intra-abdominal hypertension

Fluid responsiveness in pratice

IFAD 2013 intro day - 2

Choice of Fluids in the Perioperative Setting

High Fluid Need During Cardiac Surgery: Can We Do Without HES?

Choice of fluid in sepsis

It is not only a Diamond that Shines and Glitters: Fluids beyond Cristal

Resuscitation from Severe Sepsis: do we need care bundles?

Assessment of fluid responsiveness Beyond PPV

"Less invasive " monitoring

Fluid Fluid Overload: Poor Cosmetics or Bad Medicine

Challenge in Right Heart Failure

Nutrition after an ePanic attack

Trauma: Choice of fluids

Philippe G Jorens Department of Critical Care Medicine University of Antwerp, Antwerp University Hospital , Belgium

Fluid therapy; Back to basics, physiology and the implications for recent debate on the choice of fluids.

Applying the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines to Clinical Practice

Wrap it up!

Xavier Monnet - Less Invasive Monitoring

• Dr. Xavier Monnet