Evidence increasingly suggests that cognitive impairment is common in intensive care unit
survivors, although the nature, severity, and natural history remain unclear. Although the …

Mortality rates have declined substantially among critically ill populations in recent years,
resulting in increasing numbers of individuals with significant physical, cognitive, and …

Long-term cognitive impairment is common among ICU survivors, but its natural history
remains unclear. In this systematic review, we report the frequency of cognitive impairment …

Background Until relatively recently, critical care practitioners have focused on the survival
of their patients and not on long-term outcomes. The incidence of chronic neurocognitive …

In contrast to other clinical outcomes, long-term cognitive function in critical care survivors
has not been deeply studied. In this narrative review, we summarize the existing literature on …

Advancements in critical care medicine have improved survival rates for patients
experiencing critical illness in intensive care units (ICUs). Although mortality has declined …

Long-term cognitive impairment is common in survivors of critical illness. Little is known
about the etiology of this serious complication. We sought to summarize current scientific …

As ICU survivorship has increased, long-term cognitive impairment affects the recovery of
our patients, often shifts care toward institutionalization, and represents a significant public …

Cognitive impairment occurs in up to one-third of intensive care patients and may affect one
or more cognitive domains. Because data are scarce on therapies for this complication …

Rationale: Prior studies have found that cognitive dysfunction is common in intensive care
unit (ICU) survivors. Yet, relatively little is known about potentially modifiable risk factors for …