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Here we are, January 2026! All sifted to keep you up to date! Follow us if you aren't already. Jonny - @wilkinsonjonny Ashley - @ICMteaching Marcus - @ICUltrasonica Jump Menu JAM pick of the papers! Best POCUS Best FOAM Podcasts! Best Meetings! JAM's Pick of the Papers As ever, we recommend you check out Rob... Continue Reading →
A prospective study to assess the reliability of two haemodynamic tests, SIGH35 and end-expiratory occlusion test (EEOT), to predict fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients on PSV
TESTS trial: thymosin α1's impact on 28-day mortality in sepsis
Discover how PanEcho, an AI model, automates echocardiography interpretation with high accuracy, enhancing clinical workflows and patient care.
Impact of ECCO₂R on 90-Day Mortality in AHRF Patients
Safety and efficacy of high-volume intravenous rehydration for severe malnutrition and gastroenteritis in children.
Did high Flow Nasal O2 improve outcomes after cardiac surgery?
Saline Vs CSL on ICU - outcome differences?
Saline Vs CSL on ICU - outcome differences?
Predictive biomarkers in ICU acquired weakness.
Did the STAR programme enhance sepsis survivorship?
Did transvenous diaphragm stimulation aid weaning from ventilation?
Does protein augmentation affect outcome amongst ICU patients?
Does target SpO2 88-92% Vs SpO2 ≥96% reduce mortality in ventilated patients?
Driving pressure and ARDS outcomes
Was a liberal or restrictive transfusion strategy the way forward in MI and Anaemia?
SFY - Dexmedetomidine- or Clonidine-Based Sedation Compared With Propofol in Critically Ill Patients What was it? A multicenter, open-label, randomized clinical trial comparing dexmedetomidine-based and clonidine-based sedation versus propofol-based sedation (usual care) in critically ill patients on mechanical ventilation. The trial tested whether α2-adrenergic receptor agonist-based sedation reduces time to successful extubation. The Devil in... Continue Reading →
Did low dose clonidine aid sleep??
SFY - Prolonged vs shorter awake prone positioning for COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure: a multicenter, randomised controlled trial What was it? This was a multicenter randomized trial comparing prolonged awake prone positioning (>12 hours daily for 7 days) with standard care (shorter prone positioning) in non-intubated COVID-19 patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure... Continue Reading →
