Anesthesiology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
132(6), P. 1317 - 1332
Published: March 20, 2020
The
COVID-19
outbreak
has
led
to
80,409
diagnosed
cases
and
3,012
deaths
in
mainland
China
based
on
the
data
released
March
4,
2020.
Approximately
3.2%
of
patients
with
required
intubation
invasive
ventilation
at
some
point
disease
course.
Providing
best
practices
regarding
for
an
overwhelming
number
amid
enhanced
risk
cross-infection
is
a
daunting
undertaking.
authors
presented
experience
caring
critically
ill
Wuhan.
It
extremely
important
follow
strict
self-protection
precautions.
Timely,
but
not
premature,
crucial
counter
progressively
enlarging
oxygen
debt
despite
high-flow
therapy
bilevel
positive
airway
pressure
ventilation.
Thorough
preparation,
satisfactory
preoxygenation,
modified
rapid
sequence
induction,
using
video
laryngoscope
are
widely
used
strategies
Lung-protective
ventilation,
prone
position
adequate
sedation
analgesia
essential
components
management.
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
21(2), P. e52 - e106
Published: Feb. 1, 2020
Objectives:
To
develop
evidence-based
recommendations
for
clinicians
caring
children
(including
infants,
school-aged
children,
and
adolescents)
with
septic
shock
other
sepsis-associated
organ
dysfunction.
Design:
A
panel
of
49
international
experts,
representing
12
organizations,
as
well
three
methodologists
public
members
was
convened.
Panel
assembled
at
key
meetings
(for
those
attending
the
conference),
a
stand-alone
meeting
held
all
in
November
2018.
formal
conflict-of-interest
policy
developed
onset
process
enforced
throughout.
Teleconferences
electronic-based
discussion
among
chairs,
co-chairs,
methodologists,
group
heads,
within
subgroups,
served
an
integral
part
guideline
development
process.
Methods:
The
consisted
six
subgroups:
recognition
management
infection,
hemodynamics
resuscitation,
ventilation,
endocrine
metabolic
therapies,
adjunctive
research
priorities.
We
conducted
systematic
review
each
Population,
Intervention,
Control,
Outcomes
question
to
identify
best
available
evidence,
statistically
summarized
then
assessed
quality
evidence
using
Grading
Recommendations
Assessment,
Development,
Evaluation
approach.
used
evidence-to-decision
framework
formulate
strong
or
weak,
practice
statement.
In
addition,
“in
our
practice”
statements
were
included
when
inconclusive
issue
recommendation,
but
felt
that
some
guidance
based
on
patterns
may
be
appropriate.
Results:
provided
77
resuscitation
Overall,
recommendations,
52
weak
nine
best-practice
statements.
For
13
questions,
no
could
made;
but,
10
these,
provided.
priorities
identified.
Conclusions:
large
cohort
experts
able
achieve
consensus
regarding
many
care
sepsis,
acknowledging
most
aspects
had
relatively
low
resulting
frequent
issuance
recommendations.
Despite
this
challenge,
these
dysfunction
provide
foundation
consistent
improve
outcomes
inform
future
research.
New England Journal of Medicine,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
378(9), P. 797 - 808
Published: Jan. 19, 2018
We
randomly
assigned
patients
with
septic
shock
who
were
undergoing
mechanical
ventilation
to
receive
hydrocortisone
(at
a
dose
of
200
mg
per
day)
or
placebo
for
7
days
until
death
discharge
from
the
intensive
care
unit
(ICU),
whichever
came
first.
The
primary
outcome
was
any
cause
at
90
days.
JAMA,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
319(1), P. 62 - 62
Published: Jan. 2, 2018
Importance
Survival
from
sepsis
has
improved
in
recent
years,
resulting
an
increasing
number
of
patients
who
have
survived
treatment.
Current
guidelines
do
not
provide
guidance
on
posthospital
care
or
recovery.
Observations
Each
year,
more
than
19
million
individuals
develop
sepsis,
defined
as
a
life-threatening
acute
organ
dysfunction
secondary
to
infection.
Approximately
14
survive
hospital
discharge
and
their
prognosis
varies.
Half
recover,
one-third
die
during
the
following
one-sixth
severe
persistent
impairments.
Impairments
include
development
average
1
2
new
functional
limitations
(eg,
inability
bathe
dress
independently),
3-fold
increase
prevalence
moderate
cognitive
impairment
(from
6.1%
before
hospitalization
16.7%
after
hospitalization),
high
mental
health
problems,
including
anxiety
(32%
survive),
depression
(29%),
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(44%).
About
40%
are
rehospitalized
within
90
days
discharge,
often
for
conditions
that
potentially
treatable
outpatient
setting,
such
infection
(11.9%)
exacerbation
heart
failure
(5.5%).
Compared
with
hospitalized
other
diagnoses,
those
at
increased
risk
recurrent
matched
(8.0%)
(P
<
.001),
renal
(3.3%
vs
1.2%,P
cardiovascular
events
(adjusted
hazard
ratio
[HR]
range,
1.1-1.4).
Reasons
deterioration
multifactorial
accelerated
progression
preexisting
chronic
conditions,
residual
damage,
impaired
immune
function.
Characteristics
associated
complications
treatment
fully
understood
but
both
poorer
presepsis
status,
characteristics
septic
episode
severity
infection,
host
response
infection),
quality
timeliness
initial
care,
avoidance
treatment-related
harms).
Although
there
is
paucity
clinical
trial
evidence
support
specific
postdischarge
rehabilitation
treatment,
experts
recommend
referral
physical
therapy
improve
exercise
capacity,
strength,
independent
completion
activities
daily
living.
This
recommendation
supported
by
observational
study
involving
30
000
survivors
found
was
lower
10-year
mortality
compared
propensity-matched
controls
HR,
0.94;
95%
CI,
0.92-0.97,P
.001).
Conclusions
Relevance
In
months
management
should
focus
(1)
identifying
physical,
mental,
problems
referring
appropriate
(2)
reviewing
adjusting
long-term
medications,
(3)
evaluating
commonly
result
hospitalization,
failure,
aspiration.
For
poor
declining
prior
experience
further
it
may
be
palliation
symptoms.
New England Journal of Medicine,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
378(9), P. 809 - 818
Published: Feb. 28, 2018
Septic
shock
is
characterized
by
dysregulation
of
the
host
response
to
infection,
with
circulatory,
cellular,
and
metabolic
abnormalities.
We
hypothesized
that
therapy
hydrocortisone
plus
fludrocortisone
or
drotrecogin
alfa
(activated),
which
can
modulate
response,
would
improve
clinical
outcomes
patients
septic
shock.
Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 813 - 821
Published: May 9, 2020
Diabetes
has
emerged
as
an
important
risk
factor
for
severe
illness
and
death
from
COVID-19.
There
is
a
paucity
of
information
on
glycemic
control
among
hospitalized
COVID-19
patients
with
diabetes
acute
hyperglycemia.This
retrospective
observational
study
laboratory-confirmed
adults
evaluated
clinical
outcomes
in
without
and/or
acutely
uncontrolled
hyperglycemia
March
1
to
April
6,
2020.
was
defined
A1C
≥6.5%.
Uncontrolled
≥2
blood
glucoses
(BGs)
>
180
mg/dL
within
any
24-hour
period.
Data
were
abstracted
Glytec's
data
warehouse.Among
1122
88
U.S.
hospitals,
451
spent
37.8%
patient
days
having
mean
BG
mg/dL.
Among
570
who
died
or
discharged,
the
mortality
rate
28.8%
184
patients,
compared
6.2%
386
(P
<
.001).
40
96
(41.7%)
13
(14.8%,
P
493
discharged
survivors,
median
length
stay
(LOS)
longer
(5.7
vs
4.3
days,
.001).Among
COVID-19,
occurred
frequently.
These
had
LOS
markedly
higher
than
hyperglycemia.
Patients
particularly
high
rate.
We
recommend
health
systems
which
ensure
that
inpatient
safely
effectively
treated.
Critical Care,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Nov. 27, 2019
The
Sequential
Organ
Failure
Assessment
or
SOFA
score
was
developed
to
assess
the
acute
morbidity
of
critical
illness
at
a
population
level
and
has
been
widely
validated
as
tool
for
this
purpose
across
range
healthcare
settings
environments.In
recent
years,
become
extensively
used
in
other
applications.
A
change
2
more
is
now
defining
characteristic
sepsis
syndrome,
European
Medicines
Agency
accepted
that
an
acceptable
surrogate
marker
efficacy
exploratory
trials
novel
therapeutic
agents
sepsis.
requirement
detect
modest
serial
changes
patients'
therefore
means
increased
clarity
on
how
should
be
assessed
different
circumstances
required.This
review
explores
development
score,
its
applications
challenges
associated
with
measurement.
In
addition,
it
proposes
guidance
designed
facilitate
consistent
valid
assessment
multicentre
involving
interventions.ConclusionThe
increasingly
important
both
clinical
condition
individual
patient
response
therapies
context
trials.
Standardisation
between
assessors
widespread
centres
key
detecting
treatment
if
outcome