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    Update on the Management of Iatrogenic Gas Embolism

    Gas embolism is defined by the clinical manifestations occurring following the entry of gas into a vessel. It may occur during trauma, pregnancy, or as a consequence of medical or surgical procedures, i.e., ia...

    N. Heming, M.-A. Melone, D. Annane in Annual Update in Intensive Care and Emerge… (2020)

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    Outcome of bloodstream infections among spinal cord injury patients and impact of multidrug-resistant organisms

    Retrospective cohort study.

    M Saliba, D Saadeh, F Bouchand, B Davido, C Duran, B Clair, C Lawrence in Spinal Cord (2017)

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    Open Access

    ESICM LIVES 2016: part three

    T. Velasquez, G. Mackey, J. Lusk, U. G. Kyle in Intensive Care Medicine Experimental (2016)

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    Blood stream infections due to multidrug-resistant organisms among spinal cord-injured patients, epidemiology over 16 years and associated risks: a comparative study

    Retrospective study.

    A Dinh, M Saliba, D Saadeh, F Bouchand, A Descatha, A L Roux, B Davido in Spinal Cord (2016)

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    Fluid type and the use of renal replacement therapy in sepsis: a systematic review and network meta-analysis

    Fluid resuscitation, along with the early administration of antibiotics, is the cornerstone of treatment for patients with sepsis. However, whether differences in resuscitation fluids impact on the requirement...

    B. Rochwerg, W. Alhazzani, A Gibson, C. M. Ribic, A. Sindi in Intensive Care Medicine (2015)

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    Syndrome de basse T3

    Les patients hospitalisés pour une pathologie sévère peuvent présenter un syndrome de basse T3 associant biologiquement T3 basse, T4 normale ou basse, rT3 augmentée et absence d’augmentation de la thyroid stimula...

    V. Maxime, D. Annane in Réanimation (2015)

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    Open Access

    Vasopressin Versus Norepinephrine for the Management of Shock After Cardiac Surgery (VaNCS study): a randomized controlled trial

    L Hajjar, JL Vincent, A Rhodes, D Annane, F Galas, J Almeida, S Zeferino in Critical Care (2013)

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    Intoxications graves par le monoxyde de carbone

    Les intoxications au monoxyde de carbone (CO) continuent de provoquer une centaine de décès par an et des milliers de prises en charge médicale.

    J. Aboab, D. Annane, J.-C. Raphaël in Intoxications aiguës (2013)

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    Démographie et structures des services de réanimation français (hors réanimation chirurgicale): état des lieux

    D. Annane, J. -L. Diehl, J. -N. Drault, J. -C. Farkas, J. -P. Gouello in Réanimation (2012)

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    Modulation adrénergique et défaillance cardiaque au cours du sepsis: intérêt des bêtabloquants

    Malgré les progrès thérapeutiques récents, le choc septique conserve une mortalité trop élevée. Le système adrénergique est un modulateur clé du fonctionnement des organes et de l’homéostasie cardiovasculaire....

    J. Aboab, E. de Montmollin, A. Mansart, D. Annane in Réanimation (2012)

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    Time course of organ failure in patients with septic shock treated with hydrocortisone: results of the Corticus study

    Introduction: Corticosteroids have been proposed to decrease morbidity and mortality in patients with septic shock. An impact on morbidity should be anticipated to be earlier and more easily detect...

    R. Moreno, C. L. Sprung, D. Annane in Applied Physiology in Intensive Care Medic… (2012)

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    Time course of organ failure in patients with septic shock treated with hydrocortisone: results of the Corticus study

    Corticosteroids have been proposed to decrease morbidity and mortality in patients with septic shock. An impact on morbidity should be anticipated to be earlier and more easily detected than the impact on mort...

    R. Moreno, C. L. Sprung, D. Annane, S. Chevret, J. Briegel in Intensive Care Medicine (2011)

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    Clinical and biological effects of high-dose sodium selenite, continuously administered in septic shock

    X Forceville, D Vitoux, W Wasowicz, M Dehoux, P Van Antwerpeen, D Annane in Critical Care (2011)

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    Effects of hyperglycemia and intensive insulin therapy on neurons and glial cells during critical illness

    R Sonneville, H Den Hertog, F Güiza, I Derese, JP Brouland, F Gray in Critical Care (2011)

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    Nouvelles pistes dans le traitement du sepsis — Modulation β-adrénergique au cours du sepsis

    E. de Montmollin, D. Annane in Réanimation (2011)

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    L’insuline en réanimation — Pourquoi contrôler la glycémie en réanimation ?

    A. Mazeraud, D. Annane in Réanimation (2011)

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    Interférences avec l’axe corticotrope

    Les glandes surrénales comportent deux entités fonctionnelles: la médullaire et le cortex. La médullaire est à l’origine de la production des hormones du système sympathique (adrénaline et noradrénaline). Le c...

    V. Maxime, H. Prigent, D. Annane in Sepsis grave et choc septique (2011)

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    Combination antibiotic therapy with macrolides improves survival in intubated patients with community-acquired pneumonia

    To assess the effect on survival of macrolides or fluoroquinolones in intubated patients admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) with severe community-acquired pneumonia (severe CAP).

    I. Martin-Loeches, T. Lisboa, A. Rodriguez, C. Putensen in Intensive Care Medicine (2010)

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    The Neuroendocrine Response to Sepsis

    Acute response to LPS includes the release of a number of proinflammatory mediators that reach the brain in areas free of blood-brain barrier, or via specific transport systems. The hypothalamic-pituitary axis...

    D. Annane in Intensive and Critical Care Medicine (2009)

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    Understanding international differences in terminology for delirium and other types of acute brain dysfunction in critically ill patients

    Delirium (acute brain dysfunction) is a potentially life threatening disturbance in brain function that frequently occurs in critically ill patients. While this area of brain dysfunction in critical care is ra...

    A. Morandi, P. Pandharipande, M. Trabucchi, R. Rozzini in Intensive Care Medicine (2008)

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