CCCTG

The Canadian Critical Care Trials Group (CCCTG) was created in 1989 to improve the care of critically ill patients through investigator-initiated research

[CCCTG @CCCTG_]

Connect with us over on Bluesky:
🦋https://t.co/D9kGkqSiaR

[Rebecca Hay @RebeccaEHay]

Like many others I'm taking the jump over to BlueSky -hope to see you over there #PedsICU team!

[J Gordon Boyd @jgordonboyd]

Beautiful afternoon for a “walking meeting” with @ogradyhk and @JawaTasha at Lake Louise during @CCCTG_ winter meeting.

[Dr. Mithu Sen @DrMithuSen]

Please join us at our flagship premiere critical care review in Canada this June 2025!! #CCCR2025
@CCCTG_
@WesternU @SchulichMedDent
@CritCareWestern
@uoftmedicine @DalhousieU @UCalgaryMed

[Critical Care Reviews @CritCareReviews]

The sixth trial result for #CCR25 in @TitanicBelfast in June is PROMIZING from @CCCTG_

Proportional Assist Ventilation for Minimizing the Duration of Mechanical Ventilation

#CCR25 - The Best Critical Care Trials in the World

Register via the QR code or on the CCR website

[NEJM Evidence @NEJMEvidence]

Original Article: “Leg Cycle Ergometry in Critically Ill Patients: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis” by @ogradyhk et al. https://t.co/yVMNF2hqA8

@khome @Bram_Rochwerg @machealthsci @SRSMcMasterU @ResearchStJoes @ACTAEC @CIHR_ICRH @CCCTG_ @McMasterU

[CCCTG @CCCTG_]

Can We Shorten the Duration of Antibiotic Treatment for Bacteremia? https://t.co/VOWhshBwpk

[PRACTICALPlatform @PRACPLATFORM]

🎉We are thrilled to announce the activation of the King Abdulaziz Medical City site in 🇸🇦Saudi Arabia, led by Dr. Yaseen Arabi @YaseenarabiYa. This marks our first IMV domain site in Saudi Arabia and expands our trial to 6 countries.🎉

[CCCTG @CCCTG_]

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[NEJM @NEJM]

Original Article: Liberal or Restrictive Transfusion Strategy in Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (SAHARA) https://t.co/WVobu2djnC

@CritCareReviews

[CCCTG @CCCTG_]

👀 Three @NEJM publications over the past six months. Warm CCCTG congratulations to our HEMOTION, BALANCE and SAHaRA colleagues on their outstanding dedication and teamwork!

[CCCTG @CCCTG_]

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[NEJM @NEJM]

Original Article: Antibiotic Treatment for 7 versus 14 Days in Patients with Bloodstream Infections (BALANCE) https://t.co/fAeAPSDZ4b

#CCCF2024 | @CCCForum

[Conall Francoeur @Con_All]

Adult study but still interesting for #PedsICU #NeuroPICU - congrats to the @CCCTG_ crew @shane_w_english @LauzierFrancoi1, @AlexisTurgeon_ @jgordonboyd @LauzierFrancoi1 @Michael_Chasse et al and thanks to @caseyalbin for this great #tweetorial @NEJM @saharatrial

[Christine Sepsis ♿️ @christinesepsis.bsky.social @cmpcaron_caron]

Transforming research collaboration might be the very foundation on which great discoveries are made…

[CCCTG @CCCTG_]

"It’s not a competition — it’s synergy" 🤝

@jennifertsang12 on transforming research collaboration with @Research_NH @CCIRNet @BinnieAllie

https://t.co/p0acKhVaV5

[NEJM @NEJM]

Presented at CCR Down Under:

In the SAHARA trial involving patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage and anemia, liberal transfusion of red cells did not result in a lower risk of an unfavorable neurologic outcome than a more restrictive strategy. https://t.co/WVobu2djnC

[Critical Care Reviews @CritCareReviews]

Super overview of day 1 at #CCRdownunder

Thanks @MMarmiere

[Critical Care Reviews @CritCareReviews]

Aneurysmal SubArachnoid Hemorrhage - Red Blood Cell & Outcome (SAHaRA)

1ry:: Hb trigger ≤100g/L vs ≤80g/L in patients with aSAH and anemia (Hb≤100g/L) effects combined RoD/ disability
2ry: 12-m function and QoL b) mortality c) cerebral infarcts CT scans.

#CCRdownunder

[Chris Nickson @precordialthump.bsky.social @precordialthump]

Liberal or Restrictive Transfusion Strategy in Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage | New England Journal of Medicine - The SAHARA trial is now published in @nejm #ccrdownunder https://t.co/DGnvhpFUF2

[Critical Care Reviews @CritCareReviews]

Aneurysmal SubArachnoid Hemorrhage - Red Blood Cell & Outcome (SAHaRA)

No stat significant primary outcome difference between the 2 groups. (Hb trigger ≤100g/L vs ≤80g/L respectively)

#CCRdownunder