Titlebook: Neurointensive Care Unit; Clinical Practice an Sarah E. Nelson,Paul A. Nyquist Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Neurocritical

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Treatment of Oncologic Emergencies in the Neurocritical Care Unito push for better patient outcomes. This chapter summarizes the presentation, hospital course, and management of four of the most common neuro-oncologic emergencies, including elevated intracranial pressure, pituitary tumor apoplexy, acute tumor hemorrhage, and status epilepticus.

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Acute Airway Management and Ventilation in the Neurocritical Care Unitand require expertise and judgment. However, airway management differs in that it also requires a range of manual skills. The emergence of new technology, principally video laryngoscopy, has improved intubation safety in the neurocritical care unit and has enhanced the skill set of intensivists. Rec

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Cardiac Complications in Neurocritical Care Patientspter, we review the cardiovascular changes that can be seen after neurologic injury and the specific neurologic diseases most commonly associated with those changes. This chapter covers hypertension, cardiomyopathy, shock, arrhythmias, and myocardial ischemia. These neurocardiogenic changes are impo

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Therapeutic Hypothermia in Neurocritical Carey over the last decade, after large randomized clinical trials (RCT) affirmed the benefits of TH in preventing neurologic injury, predominantly in cardiac arrest survivors. In neurocritical care, the applications of TH have been extended to several critical neurologic illnesses including refractory

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Pharmacological Challenges in Neurocritical Carents such as anticonvulsants, antimicrobials, anticoagulants, antiplatelets, sedatives, analgesics, hyperosmolar therapy, and neuromuscular blocking agents may need to be initiated or resumed in this setting. The already altered physiology of critically ill patients combined with factors such as obes

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Coma and Brain Death by a detailed discussion of the common differential diagnoses, including cerebrovascular, epileptiform, traumatic, infectious, toxic, and metabolic etiologies. Practical guidance regarding examination and management follows. Brain death is discussed in detail. Practical steps in preparing patients