33 Result(s)

Article

Neurology

J. C. Raphael, S. Chevret, Cl. Chastang, Ph. Hantson… in Intensive Care Medicine (1992)

Article

Shock II

G. J. Wolbink, J. W. Baars, J. Wagstaff, A. Eerenberg… in Intensive Care Medicine (1992)

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Comparison of the effects of dilevalol and propranolol on systemic and regional haemodynamics in healthy volunteers at rest and during exercise

The effects of single oral doses of dilevalol 400 mg and propranolol 80 mg on systemic and regional haemodynamics at rest and after sub-maximal exercise, were compared, in a placebo-controlled, randomised, dou...

E. Bellisant, D. Annane, C. Thuillez… in European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (1994)

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Are endogenous glucocorticoid levels adequate in septic shock?

D. Annane, J. C. Raphael, P. Gajdos, G. Bouachour, P. Alquier in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

Article

Free Papers

G. Bouachour, P. Tirot, M. Guiraud, D. Simonin, C. Haas… in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

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Free Papers

T. W. L. Scheeren, J. O. Arndt, I. Sehulze-Neick, J. H. Nürnberg… in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

Article

Posters

T. Török, A. Kardos, L. Rudas, D. Paprika, A. McLuckie… in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

Article

Near fatal case of self-poisoning with thioridazine

D. Annane, F. Girard, J. E. Fabre, J. C. Raphael, P. Gajdos in Intensive Care Medicine (1996)

Article

A man with "bizarre" soft tissue infection of the thighs

K. Chadda, D. Annane, R. Carlier, B. Clair, V. Scetbon… in Intensive Care Medicine (2001)

Chapter

Interférences avec l’axe corticotrope

D. Annane, V. Maxime, H. Prigent in Sepsis sévère et choc septique (2005)

Chapter and Conference Paper

Sepsis-Induced Brain Dysfunction

Sepsis is often associated with CNS dysfunction that is frequently unrecognized. This dysfunction is not due to direct infection of the CNS, so is better termed ‘sepsis-associated encephalopathy’. An altered m...

C. Guidoux, T. Sharshar, D. Annane in Mechanisms of Sepsis-Induced Organ Dysfunc… (2007)

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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)

Chapter

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

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

Article

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

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

Chapter

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)