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Catherine Thompson-Leelation. While many factors that affect survivorship after ICU stay are poorly understood, tracheostomy plays an important role in alleviating this burden. These observations highlight the importance of modernizing tracheostomy practice using evidence-based approaches. The COVID-19 pandemic, has unde

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ry support, and it is no surprise that the COVID-19 pandemic has seen a rapid increase in the use of tracheostomy in the critically ill, rising from around 12% to around 20% of all ventilated admissions. The pandemic has thrown a spotlight onto existing and unanswered questions around tracheostomy c

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e no reliable biomarkers. We need to rely upon other methods like clinical evaluation, hemodynamic improvement, and organ failure improvement to cite a few. In the meantime, the odyssey for the search of the right biomarker during continuous dialysis continues.

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le, neuron-specific enolase correlates fairly well with the severity of ischemic brain damage. The systemic inflammatory markers, procalcitonin and interleukin-6, also seem to correlate with organ dysfunction as well as worsened 1-year survival. Limited evidence suggests that combining these markers

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Catherine Thompson-Leee, a mix of clinical and biologic markers has been used to identify two distinct subphenotypes of ARDS—termed hypoinflammatory and hyperinflammatory—that not only are present in multiple different clinical trial populations, but have divergent clinical outcomes and may respond differently to several

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Catherine Thompson-Leee, a mix of clinical and biologic markers has been used to identify two distinct subphenotypes of ARDS—termed hypoinflammatory and hyperinflammatory—that not only are present in multiple different clinical trial populations, but have divergent clinical outcomes and may respond differently to several

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idence of 20–35%. Diagnosis of secondary infections is based on clinical signs and symptoms, radiological findings and microbiological cultures from suspected infection sites (i.e., respiratory tract specimens, blood cultures). Although early guidelines for the management of COVID-19 in ICU patients

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nd their families. This state-of-the-art review of tracheostomy care during the pandemic examines the emerging literature built on best practices, informed by global collaboration and quality improvements. As we learn more about COVID-19 disease and reflect on adaptations to practice, critical care