When it comes to comparing patient outcomes in sepsis, we antipodeans often smugly sit back and comment that  “we don’t need no surviving sepsis campaign” (apologies to Pink Floyd) because […]

I want to discuss 3 slightly related studies today.  All are early release article from Critical Care, but that’s not all they have in common.  They all have to do […]

I love it when a controversy pops up in the intensive care literature.  Especially when it doesn’t involve steroids.  My favourite paper of last year was definitely FEAST because I […]

Interesting study from the Netherlands in this months CCM.  Patients treated with therapeutic hypothermia for cardiac arrest (regardless of etiology or location) had continuous electroencephalogram (EEG) and daily somatosensory evoked […]