40th ISICEM International Symposium on Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine 2021

1-COVID-19 the basics

• 2-COVID-19 management
  3-Before the ICU
  4-Personalized medicine
  5-When to intubate That is the question
  6-How much oxygen
  7-Analgesia and sedation
  8-Neuromonitoring
  9-The role of albumin administration
  10-How much fluid
  11-Cardiogenic shock
  12-The microcirculation
  13-Sepsis important concepts
  14-Renal replacement therapy.mp4
  15-End of life
  16-Starting a critical care research program
  17-Intra-abdominal hypertension (CD)
  18-1COVID-19 requires a specific strategy
  19-Therapies for COVID-19
  20-Coma and disorders of consciousness
  21-Mechanical ventilation
  22-Current mamangement of septic shock
  23-COVID-19 respiratory management
  24-Hematological issues
  25-The multiple organ dysfunction syndrome a history

• 1-COVID-19 pathophysiology of respiratory failure
  2-COVID-19 a unique form of ARDS
  3-COVID-19 pharmacological therapies
  4-COVID-19 what happens to the survivors
  5-A fresh look at corticosteroids
  6-Ventilatory support
  7-Prone positioning revisited
  8-ARDS management
  9-ntracranial hypertension
  10-Hemodynamic monitoring
  11-Vasopressor therapy when and why
  12-Circulatory shock
  13-Severe liver disease
  14-Metabolic fine-tuning
  15-Revisiting Acidemia
  16-Emergencies
  17-Massive bleeding
  18-0Severe infections
  19-Preventing renal failure
  20-Blood purification
  21-The golden hour a failed concept
  22-How I apply TTM after cardiac arrest
  23-s there a place for artificial colloid solutions in the perioperative setting
  24-Liberal use of parenteral nutrition in the critically ill
  25-Control of hypercapnia by ECCO2R in severe ARDS
  26-Promoting gender equity in intensive care
  27-Promoting gender equity in intensive care_2
  28-Oral Poster Presentations
  29-TTM in cardiac arrest from non-shockable rhythms
  30-An interactive and practical approach to cerebral oximetry
  31-Management of subarachnoid hemorrhage
  32-Temperature management in head trauma
  33-Sepsis biomarkers
  34-COVID-19 requires a specific strategy
  35-Severe ARDS
  36-Arrhythmia management
  37-The pregnant patient
  38-How to improve presenting skills
  39-Evaluation of platelets function in the ICU
  40-Assessment of thrombocytopenia
  41-Circulatory effects of mechanical ventilation
  42-Optimal use of CPAP.
  43-How I feed my patient
  44-Critical bleeding the near future
  45-Pulmonary hypertension
  46-Refeeding syndrome
  

• 1-COVID-19 infectious complications
  2-COVID-19 metabolic support
  3-COVID-19 other organ involvement
  4-COVID-19 coagulopathy
  5-ARDS as a syndrome
  6-VILI
  7-ECMO
  8-ECCO2R
  9-VAP
  10-Delirium
  11-Nutritional support
  12-The future of sepsis therapies
  13-Working together
  14-Antibiotic therapy
  15-Antibiotic therapy_2
  16-Life after Intensive Care
  17-Quality of care
  18-Renal dysfunction
  19-Postanoxic brain damage
  20-0Big data and AI
  21-1Interacting with relatives
  22-Should we use indirect calorimetry to guide nutrition
  23-How to minimize delirium
  24-What we did wrong during COVID-19
  25-imPURE project – Medical supplies how could Europe be more self-efficient
  26-Severe pancreatitis
  27-Dosing of anti-infective drugs during extracorporeal therapies
  28-Diabetic ketoacidosis
  29-Passive leg raising and fluid challenges
  30-How to approach patients with ARDS of unknown origin
  31-What is new in CPR
  32-CAR T-cell related complications
  33-Mechanical ventilation in COPD
  34-Patient-ventilator dyssynchrony
  

• 1-COVID-19 what we´ve learned
  2-COVID-19 a view from inside the ICU
  3-COVID-19 what´s relevant to other forms of Sepsis
  4-Subarachnoid hemorrhage
  5-Traumatic brain injury
  6-The importance of the gut
  7-The surgical patient
  8-Polytrauma
  9-Post ICU syndrome
  10-Clinical trials room for improvement
  11-CPR
  12-After cardiac arrest
  13-New guidelines