Critical Care News RSS Feedhttp://www.criticalcarenews.comThis is an RSS feed of articles from the Critical Care News Website60Highlights from the European Conference on Pediatric and Neonatal Cardiac Intensive Care in Montreuxhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=85Professor Peter Rimensberger, among others.The need for more research pertaining to ventilatory assisthttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=84– perspectives from Doctor Lluis Blanch at Sabadell Hospital, Barcelona, SpainResearch in respiratory regulation with NAVAhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=83Interview with Professor Haibo Qiu at the Zhongda hospital, Nanjing, ChinaThe 5th meeting of the Chinese Critical Care Society in Guanzhouhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=82Multi-disciplinary experience of NAVA at the University Hospital of Bordeauxhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=81Dr Philippe Mauriat, Prof Olivier Brissaud, Prof Gilles Hilbert, Prof Frederic Vargas, Dr Hadrien RozéThe First French NAVA Summit Symposium: Physiology in Focushttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=80The latest Swedish NAVA users meeting – sharing cases and experiencehttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=79The need for high ventilatory performance in anesthesia - perspectives from two clinicians in anesthesiologyhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=78Per-Arne Lönnqvist, MD, PhD, pediatric anesthesiologist at Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital in Sweden, and Xavier Capdevila, MD, PhD of the University Hospital of Montpelier, France. Peri-operative ventilation - What criteria are important for the widest range of patients?http://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=77Dr Javier Garcia Fernandez, Head of Pediatric Surgical Intensive Care, La Paz University Hospital, Madrid, SpainFLOW-i in clinical use for the first time: First Impressions given by five clinicianshttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=76Professor Iapichino, MD, Dr Assi, MD, and Dr Di Mauro, MD, at San Paolo Hospital in Milano, Italy, Dr Dirk Himpe, MD, PhD, at ZNA Middelheim Hospital in Antwerp, Belgium, Dr Gallioli, MD, of the Department of Anesthesia at Vimercate Hospital, Monza, ItalyObese and morbidly-obese patients - addressing the challenges of perioperative ventilation http://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=73Dr Jan Paul J Mulier, MD, PhD, Brugge, Belgium; Dr Jeremy Collins, Standford University Hospital and Dr Robert H Pinsker, El Camino Hospital, California, USAThoracic surgical patients - Addressing the peri-operative ventilatory challenges in this high-risk grouphttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=72Jan-Olof Berglund, Nurse anesthetistFirst impressions of NIV NAVA in a general ICU environmenthttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=71Dr Peter Nordlund, Ryhov Hospital, Jönköping, SwedenFirst impressions of NIV NAVA in neonatal patientshttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=70Dr Liisa Lehtonen, Turku University Hospital, FinlandExperience and implementation of NAVA in COPD patientshttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=69Dr Filipe Saddy, Hospital Copa D'Or, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilTwo decades of ongoing progress in lung protective strategies in mechanical ventilationhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=68Dr Marcelo BP Amato, Sao Paulo, BrazilBedside quality ventilation of neonatal and pediatric patients in MR - a multidisciplinary approachhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=67Children's Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, USAPeri-operative Respiratory Complications and the Post-operative Consequences – Atelectasis and Risk Factors http://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=66Dr. Paolo Pelosi and Cesare GregoretImplementation of a seamless solution for bedside quality ventilation therapy in critical care patient transports and MRhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=64Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, New HampshireInterdisciplinary implementation of Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist - Robert Wood Johnson University Hospitalhttp://www.criticalcarenews.com/articlePage.aspx?ArticleID=63Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, New Jersey