Respiratory critical care
PG6 Postgraduate course
Noninvasive monitoring in the Respiratory Intensive Care Unit
Clinical
Aims : To provide an update on methods for noninvasively monitoring respiratory critical care patients; and to encourage the implementation/improvement of noninvasive procedures to assess and monitor patients' respiratory conditions in the intensive care unit (ICU), including the early identification of responders to noninvasive and invasive respiratory support and/or medical therapy.
Target audience :
Adult pulmonologist/Clinician, Respiratory critical care physician, Physiologist
14:00
Usefulness and pitfalls of transcutaneous monitoring of gas echange in acute respiratory failure
B. Ergan(Izmir, Turkey)
COI
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Description
1
14:20
Discussion and Q&A
B. Ergan(Izmir, Turkey)
COI
2
14:30
Tips and tricks of curves analysis during mechanical ventilation
R. Scala(Arezzo, Italy)
COI
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Description
3
14:50
Discussion and Q&A
R. Scala(Arezzo, Italy)
COI
4
15:15
Group assignment
B. Ergan(Izmir, Turkey)
COI
R. Scala(Arezzo, Italy)
COI
6
16:00
Highlights in ultrasonography applications to respiratory critically ill patients
S. Mongodi(Pavia, Italy)
COI
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Description
8
16:20
Discussion and Q&A
S. Mongodi(Pavia, Italy)
COI
9
16:30
Noninvasive assessment of diaphragmatic dysfunction in ICU
A. Demoule(Paris, France)
COI
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Description
10
16:50
Discussion and Q&A
A. Demoule(Paris, France)
COI
11
17:15
Group assignment
S. Mongodi(Pavia, Italy)
COI
A. Demoule(Paris, France)
COI
13
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