Still going strong and recruiting all the time - who will be next!!! 50squat per day in May challenge, raising money for @PancreaticCanUK@VasquesFra Donate here https://t.co/4xSuwQWERx
Increased physiological dead space -> typical of #COVID19 AHRF, dissociated from lung mechanics alterations. Given both P/F & dead space worse in non-survivors, unclear if latter independently associated w mortality or if impact mediated through hypoxaemia https://t.co/gUc1m0KrI6
The O2 challenge test requiring PaO2 to be measured 10-15' after increasing FiO2 to 1.0 is often used to assist weaning from VV #ECMO Here study testing its predictive accuracy https://t.co/FtdtEkSR2A
Paper is part of special Perfusion Journal issue in co-operation with @EuroELSO
Very excited to finally see it out! Grateful to the absolutely brilliant @Luigi_ICM, Barney, Nick and Prof @gattinon - It’s priceless to be in your team.
Identification of pathophysiological patterns for triage and respiratory support in COVID-19 https://t.co/Yaula7jmPt
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@Itwitius Couldn’t agree more! I have enjoyed reading your book so much. I am fascinated by your writing and ability to deliver a clear, synthetic and yet comprehensive message on a very complex subject. Fantastic job!
“How I wean patients from veno-venous ECMO” - This topic became my passion. With my mentors @gattinon and @Luigi_ICM we propose a practical, physiology-based approach - what a privilege! #ECMO https://t.co/Vqk5JesLO8
Extremely proud of this paper, product of many hours spent with Prof @gattinon and dialectic cooperation with living legends of critical care medicine. Thanks @ATSBlueEditor for sharing the visual abstract.
Visual Abstract: Understanding Lactatemia in Human Sepsis: Potential Impact for Early Management, by @gattinon et al. https://t.co/1ceOljPlxH @atscommunity
Understanding Lactatemia in Human Sepsis: Potential Impact for Early Management | American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine | Articles in Press https://t.co/cbqEdMjoAd
Probably the most exciting project I’ve ever worked on! With @gattinon and an amazing team!!
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