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Two Old Meds and a DOAC a Bust in COVID-19: The ACT Trials - Vimarsana News

Two Old Meds and a DOAC a Bust in COVID-19: The ACT Trials

It's 'the end of the story for colchicine in COVID-19,' an expert said. In addition, aspirin does not help outpatients with COVID and a low-dose oral anticoagulant does not improve inpatient outcomes.

Changes of thyroid function and factors in critical patients - Vimarsana News

Changes of thyroid function and factors in critical patients

Analyzing the changes of thyroid function and related factors in critical patients with non-thyroid illness

Criteria for continuous kidney replacement therapy cessation in ICU patients, details study - Vimarsana News

Criteria for continuous kidney replacement therapy cessation in ICU patients, details study

The Netherlands: Cessation of continuous kidney replacement therapy (CKRT) in clinical practice is based on multiple arguments including the absence of fluid overload, spontaneously increasing...

Baxter Highlights New Data at SCCM Critical Care Congress Showing Hemodynamic Monitoring May Help Predict Patient Outcomes - Vimarsana News

Baxter Highlights New Data at SCCM Critical Care Congress Showing Hemodynamic Monitoring May Help Predict Patient Outcomes

Findings suggest that monitoring changes in stroke volume and cardiac output could help predict mortality in critically ill patients.

Study suggests blunted serological responses not responsible for COVID-19 mortality - Vimarsana News

Study suggests blunted serological responses not responsible for COVID-19 mortality

A new study investigated serological profiling to determine the antibody responses in critically ill COVID-19 positive and negative patients.