The Johns Hopkins Laboratory of Computational Intensive Care Medicine (LCICM) seeks to develop novel methods to treat patients in the intensive care unit.
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Pleased to share our new paper. In severe TBI patients, parsimonious computational models trained with data from the first 24h after admission accurately predict mortality and neurological function
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Congrats to Anil Palepu et al (A Machine Learning Model to Predict Brain Trauma Outcome in the Intensive Care Unit), and Kirby Gong et al (Machine Learning Prediction of Intensive Care Unit Delirium) for their SCCM STAR Research Award! https://t.co/TQzyp55jKC #SCCM#CriticalCare
John Hopkins University School of Medicine Laboratory of Computational Intensive Care Medicine: https://t.co/IHXPdY1y66. The triad of innovative hypotheses, high-dimensional data, computational analysis to achieve breakthroughs in the ICU @CicmLab@HopkinsNccu@HopkinsACCM
Lung-protective ventilation and adjunctive strategies to manage respiratory failure: are they safe in the neurologi… https://t.co/6Ul6XHlyPi @HopkinsACCM@HopkinsNccu@CicmLab