… Although there is no clear evidence for its use in diagnosis, PCT has represented a
fundamental tool for early identification of patients who develop infection and for determining its …

… A biochemical hallmark of this condition is refeeding hypophosphatemia, which has been
defined as a drop in phosphate levels below 0.65 mmol/l within 72 h after institution of artificial …

… Another study showed that AI based monitoring of critically ill patients is associated with …
to have a determining role in diagnosis of obstructive lung disease and respiratory infectious …

… In this article, we describe the preparations and procedures that were implemented in the …
Airborne isolation was implemented for suspected critically ill patients and when performing …

… ventilation weaning in critically ill patients using Machine Learning … Formally, for each
patient k , we define the averaged … each patient k , t 0 k and t 1 k respectively, can be defined as:…

… Although no acceptable MARD has been defined for these specific CGM systems in critically
ill patients, Wollersheim et al suggest that CGM with a MARD of <14% is acceptable and a …

… in critically ill patients, and ~5–10% of patients receiving MV require prolonged MV (PMV),
defined … Therefore, we used liberation from MV for five consecutive days to define a successful …

… Brown-Séquard [5] was the first to describe the interaction … were not preventable in critically
ill patients and could only be … An artificial airway must be established to perform MV, which …

… Physiology Score II; sepsis; use of an artificial airway; pneumonia; hospital or ICU length of
stay; … We defined other bias as being present in the trials in which the baseline characteristics …

… to describe differences in ICU nursing workload according to the Nursing Activities Score of
COVID-19 ICU patients and other ICU patients… the care of artificial airways ie tracheostoma or …