Meanings of intensive care medicine in English

The progress of intensive care medicine allows the survival of patients with severe critical illness.

Extracorporeal assist systems for respiratory and circulatory failure are increasingly used in intensive care medicine.

One example is the mechanical ventilator, or breathing machine, the trademark tool of intensive care medicine.

Purpose of review: Care surrounding end-of-life has become a major topic in the intensive care medicine literature.

Results: Since the first G-DRG system version 2003, numerous measures improved quality of case allocation of intensive care medicine.

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Objective: Elective tracheostomy has become an established treatment modality in modern intensive care medicine, and the number of percutaneously performed tracheostomies is steadily increasing.

A correct and fair representation of intensive care medicine in the G-DRG system is an essential requirement for the use as a pricing system.

The latest guidelines for analgesia and sedation in intensive care medicine demand consistent monitoring of the level of sedation and the intensity of pain.

Accompanied by my husband Barry and six-month old son Luke, I headed for Perth to do a two year fellowship in intensive care medicine.

Parallel to this, the media, and television in particular, has removed any veil of secrecy that may have existed about emergency and intensive care medicine.

If understood at the molecular level, the adaptations underlying torpor-arousal cycles may be leveraged for translational applications in critical fields such as intensive care medicine.

The Republic is at a "tipping point" in the fight against Covid-19, according to director of intensive care medicine at Tallaght Hospital in Dublin.

A professor of intensive care medicine has warned Australians "you will have blood on your hands" if you fail to self-isolate and spread the disease.

Background: Intensive care medicine is extremely heterogeneous, expensive and can only be partially planned and controlled.

Conclusions: Intensive care medicine in Mongolia's 3 largest cities is an under-resourced and underdeveloped medical specialty.