1. Vasopressor therapy in critically ill patients with shock

   • James A. Russell

   STATE-OF-THE-ART Review 23 October 2019 Pages: 1503 - 1517

   

2. Expert statement on the ICU management of patients with thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

   • Elie Azoulay
   • Philippe R. Bauer
   • On behalf of the Nine-i Investigators

   Seven-Day Profile Publication 07 October 2019 Pages: 1518 - 1539

   

3. The effect of systemic corticosteroids on the incidence of gastrointestinal bleeding in critically ill adults: a systematic review with meta-analysis

   • Ethan Butler
   • Morten Hylander Møller
   • Anders Perner

   Systematic Review 09 September 2019 Pages: 1540 - 1549

   

4. Mental illness after admission to an intensive care unit

   • Lavarnan Sivanathan
   • Hannah Wunsch
   • Damon C. Scales

   Original 03 September 2019 Pages: 1550 - 1558

   

5. Near-simultaneous intensive care unit (ICU) admissions and all-cause mortality: a cohort study

   • Markos G. Kashiouris
   • Curtis N. Sessler
   • Kianoush Kashani

   Original 17 September 2019 Pages: 1559 - 1569

   

6. Association between intravenous contrast media exposure and non-recovery from dialysis-requiring septic acute kidney injury: a nationwide observational study

   • Yoshihisa Miyamoto
   • Masao Iwagami
   • Kent Doi

   Original 26 August 2019 Pages: 1570 - 1579

   

7. Mortality and costs following extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in critically ill adults: a population-based cohort study

   • Shannon M. Fernando
   • Danial Qureshi
   • Kwadwo Kyeremanteng

   Original 16 September 2019 Pages: 1580 - 1589

   

8. Feasibility and safety of ultra-low tidal volume ventilation without extracorporeal circulation in moderately severe and severe ARDS patients

   • J. C. Richard
   • S. Marque
   • the REVA research network

   Original 23 September 2019 Pages: 1590 - 1598

   

9. ICU staffing feature phenotypes and their relationship with patients’ outcomes: an unsupervised machine learning analysis

   • Fernando G. Zampieri
   • Jorge I. F. Salluh
   • the ORCHESTRA Study Investigators

   Original 08 October 2019 Pages: 1599 - 1607

   

10. Understanding tumor lysis syndrome

    • Lara Zafrani
    • Emmanuel Canet
    • Michael Darmon

    Understanding the Disease 13 September 2019 Pages: 1608 - 1611

    

11. Electrically generated nitric oxide from air: a safe and economical treatment for pulmonary hypertension

    • Binglan Yu
    • Warren M. Zapol
    • Lorenzo Berra

    What's New in Intensive Care 26 August 2019 Pages: 1612 - 1614

12. What’s new in airway management of the critically ill

    • Vincenzo Russotto
    • Sheila N. Myatra
    • John G. Laffey

    What's New in Intensive Care 16 September 2019 Pages: 1615 - 1618

13. What’s new in intensive care: tracheostomy—what is known and what remains to be determined

    • José Aquino Esperanza
    • Paolo Pelosi
    • Lluís Blanch

    What's New in Intensive Care 26 August 2019 Pages: 1619 - 1621

14. When more could be industry-driven: the case of the extracorporeal treatment of sepsis

    • Miet Schetz
    • Thomas Bein

    Less is More in ICU 13 August 2019 Pages: 1622 - 1625

    

15. Less is more: ten reasons for considering to discontinue unproven interventions

    • Michael Darmon
    • Dominique D. Benoit
    • Marlies Ostermann

    Less is more in Intensive Care 21 August 2019 Pages: 1626 - 1628

16. Less is more in nutrition: critically ill patients are starving but not hungry

    • Yaseen M. Arabi
    • Annika Reintam Blaser
    • Jean-Charles Preiser

    Less is more in Intensive Care 17 September 2019 Pages: 1629 - 1631

    

17. Endotracheal tube management during mechanical ventilation: less is more!

    • Robert M. Kacmarek
    • Gianluigi Li Bassi

    Less is more in Intensive Care 17 September 2019 Pages: 1632 - 1634

18. Focus on ventilation and ARD: recent insights

    • Audrey De Jong
    • Samir Jaber
    • Niall D. Ferguson

    Editorial 16 October 2019 Pages: 1635 - 1638

    

19. Intensive care medicine rapid practice guidelines (ICM-RPG): paving the road of the future

    • Waleed Alhazzani
    • Morten Hylander Møller
    • Giuseppe Citerio

    Editorial 24 September 2019 Pages: 1639 - 1641

    

20. “Hang on, I haven’t seen this patient yet…”: near simultaneous admissions to the ICU

    • Matthew H. Anstey
    • Hayley B. Gershengorn
    • Laura Hawryluck

    Editorial 07 October 2019 Pages: 1642 - 1644

    

21. My wife’s turn in the ICU

    • Irwin K. Weiss

    From the Inside 09 October 2019 Pages: 1645 - 1646

22. Worsening hypoxemia with mechanical ventilation in posttraumatic ventricular septal defect

    • Marco Zuin
    • Gianluca Rigatelli
    • Loris Roncon

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 29 April 2019 Pages: 1647 - 1648

    

23. Bubble study from the upper limb? Watch out for Eustachius!

    • Sean Cai
    • Damian Ratano
    • Ghislaine Douflé

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 15 May 2019 Pages: 1649 - 1650

    

24. ECCO₂R patients: look out for coloured urine

    • R. Younan
    • J. L. Augy
    • J. L. Diehl

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 17 May 2019 Pages: 1651 - 1652

    

25. Camel shape in transpulmonary thermodilution monitoring

    • Roy L. T. N. Salden
    • Ronald J. A. van Bommel
    • Ronald G. Pauw

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 27 May 2019 Pages: 1653 - 1654

    

26. Myocarditis in fulminant meningococcemia

    • Hanyu Qin
    • Wei Jiang

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 27 May 2019 Pages: 1655 - 1656

    

27. Clot formation between the ECMO catheter and the reperfusion catheter in a patient supported by peripheral VA-ECMO

    • Shek Yin Au
    • Kwong Shun Chan
    • George Wing Yiu Ng

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 03 June 2019 Pages: 1657 - 1657

    

28. Is peripheral venovenous-arterial ECMO a feasible alternative to central cannulation for pediatric refractory septic shock?

    • G. C. van Leeuwen Bichara
    • B. Furlanetto
    • M. Di Nardo

    Letter 16 September 2019 Pages: 1658 - 1660

    

29. ORI monitoring allows a reduction of time with hyperoxia in critically ill patients: the randomized control ORI² study

    • Sigismond Lasocki
    • Antoine Brochant
    • Pauline Dupré

    Letter Open access 13 August 2019 Pages: 1661 - 1662

30. International critical care nursing considerations and quality indicators for the 2017 surviving sepsis campaign guidelines

    • Ruth Kleinpell
    • Stijn Blot
    • Bronagh Blackwood

    Letter Open access 18 September 2019 Pages: 1663 - 1666

31. Are critical care authors publication dealers?

    • Peter Buhl Hjortrup
    • Chiara Robba
    • Julie Helms

    Letter 16 August 2019 Pages: 1667 - 1669

    

32. Who are these highly prolific authors in critical care?

    • Chiara Robba
    • Emmanuel Weiss
    • Julie Helms

    Letter 21 August 2019 Pages: 1670 - 1672

    

33. Highly prolific authors in critical care: which factors influence their scientific output?

    • Emmanuel Weiss
    • Peter Buhl Hjortrup
    • Julie Helms

    Letter 22 August 2019 Pages: 1673 - 1675

    

34. CORE-REA: COPD right heart and respiratory acidosis

    • Jean-Loup Augy
    • Jean-Luc Diehl
    • Nadia Aissaoui

    Letter 30 August 2019 Pages: 1676 - 1677

    

35. Improved quantification of plasma lipopolysaccharide (LPS) burden in sepsis using 3-hydroxy myristate (3HM): a cohort study

    • Auguste Dargent
    • Jean-Paul Pais De Barros
    • Jean-Pierre Quenot

    Letter 26 August 2019 Pages: 1678 - 1680

    

36. Research priorities in pediatric onco-critical care: an international Delphi consensus study

    • Marijn Soeteman
    • Jenny Potratz
    • the POKER (PICU Oncology Kids in Europe Research group) research consortium of ESPNIC (European Society of Paediatric Neonatal Intensive Care)

    Letter 23 August 2019 Pages: 1681 - 1683

37. Understanding blood gas analysis

    • Thomas Ziegenfuß
    • Rolf Zander

    Correspondence 07 August 2019 Pages: 1684 - 1685

38. Venous and arterial base excess difference: methodological error or physiological reality?

    • Luciano Gattinoni
    • Mattia Busana

    Correspondence 24 July 2019 Pages: 1686 - 1687

39. Always choosing the left for the subclavian venous cannulation?

    • Jean-Rémi Lavillegrand
    • Eric Maury

    Correspondence 25 July 2019 Pages: 1688 - 1688

40. Choosing the right or left for the subclavian venous cannulation?

    • Hyo-Seok Na
    • Hyun-Jung Shin
    • Jin-Hee Kim

    Correspondence 06 September 2019 Pages: 1689 - 1689