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6th Annual Critical Care Symposium |
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Written by Chithambaram Anand Veerappan
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Sunday, 15 November 2009 10:53 |
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The 6th Annual Critical Care Symposium took place on the 23rd and 24th of April 2009 at the Ramada Piccadilly Hotel in Manchester and was a great success. The faculty that presented at the event can be found listed below, including topics. Links to the audio file containing the session, will be available again shortly. Once avaiiable, these files will either play in an audio player or you will the asked to download the file. An online jukebox version will be available in due course. Slides from a selection of presentations will additionally be available shortly.
| Speaker | Topic | | Professor Mervyn Singer | To what extent is critical illness an iatrogenic compilication The pivoral role of the mitochondrion in MOF and recovery and approaches to reverse mitochondrial dysfunction The kidney: A great misunderstood organ | | Dr Yasser Sakr | Selenium in critical illness Do we need to reassess out transfusion triggers | | Dr Mahesh Nirmalan | Mediators in myocardial dysfunction in sepsis Fish oils - Should we use it in ICU | | Professor Mark Bellamy | Liver in sepsis Liver failure and brain | | Dr Jonathan Rhodes | Cooling after TBI Managing conflicts after brain injury - High PEEPARDS fluids | | Professor Joe Lex | Lytics in acute stroke: what is the fuss All about contrast Skeptics guide to the literature Hanging and strangulation injuries | | Professor Clifford Deutschman | | | Mr Mike Darwin | | | Professor Tony McLean | Echocardiography in spetic shock | | Professor Joachim Boldt | | | Dr Michael Kuiper | Delirium in the ITU ICU acquired weakness Post cardiac arrest management Sv O2 and EGDT | | Professor Didier Payen | Genetic signature in septic shock Microcirculation - What the clinician should know Sugar and oxidative stress - Is it relevant for the children | | Dr Farhan Kapadia | Physiology of exercise - Implication for physiological reserve and critical care HITS in the ICU | | Dr John Orton | Introduction |
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