Anecrit's Newsletter #03

Issue #[03] | Week of [20/06/2025] - [26/06/2025] Welcome Hey there! This week, there weren’t many important papers published in our field. Honestly, that’s a good thing, considering there’s already a long list of papers waiting to be read from previous weeks: RCTs, guidelines,

Anecrit's Newsletter #02

Anecrit's Newsletter Weekly Digest of New Publications: Anesthesiology & Critical Care Issue #[02] | Week of [05/06/2025] - [19/06/2025] Welcome Hey there! It's been a little while, I know! I didn't get last week's newsletter out because, well, us

Anecrit's Newsletter #01

Issue #[01] | Week of [29/05/2025] - [04/06/2025] Welcome Hey there! Thanks for opening this week's update! I know your inbox is busy, so I've done the heavy lifting for you. This issue brings you a focused selection of the past week'

Anecrit's Newsletter #00

Issue #[00] | [13 - 28/05/2025] Welcome! Hey there! Welcome to the very first issue of Anecrit's newsletter. Can you guess how many papers were published across relevant journals in anesthesiology and critical care medicine recently? Try, over 400 papers! That's an insane amount of

Optimizing MAP Targets in Septic Shock: Insights from the OPTPRESS Trial

Get concise anesthesia & Critical Care updates, every week. Join the growing community of anesthesiologists and intensivists staying current on the latest evidence. Join for Free 1- Introduction: When managing septic shock, particularly in older patients with chronic hypertension, a critical decision arises: what Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) target should

New insights into optimizing labor analgesia!

For labor analgesia, anesthesiologists have multiple options. One technique often discussed is the Dural Puncture Epidural (DPE). This involves intentionally puncturing the dura mater with a spinal needle to facilitate the diffusion of the epidurally administered medication mixture into the subarachnoid compartment. Crucially, this puncture is not associated with any

I tried "deep search" in GROK 3 for medical research. Is it any good?

Get concise anesthesia & Critical Care updates, every week. Join the growing community of anesthesiologists and intensivists staying current on the latest evidence. Join for Free 1. Introduction: Grok 3 was recently released, and I was particularly interested in testing its "deep search" capability. As a medical resident,

Seizure Prophylaxis in Acute Non-Traumatic Intracerebral Hemorrhage: summary of the new guidelines from NCS.

Get concise anesthesia & Critical Care updates, every week. Join the growing community of anesthesiologists and intensivists staying current on the latest evidence. Join for Free 1.Introduction Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) remains one of the most challenging emergencies in intensive care, where managing potential complications such as seizures is critical.

Perioperative management of patients taking GLP-1 RAs and SGLT2i: What Do the Guidelines Say?

Get concise anesthesia & Critical Care updates, every week. Join the growing community of anesthesiologists and intensivists staying current on the latest evidence. Join for Free 1. Introduction Recently, a new consensus statement has been published by a group of UK scientific societies regarding the perioperative management of adult patients

The ADAPT-sepsis trial: Biomarker-Guided Antibiotic Duration in Sepsis

Get concise anesthesia & Critical Care updates, every week. Join the growing community of anesthesiologists and intensivists staying current on the latest evidence. Join for Free 💡Disclaimer: This article summarizes the findings of the ADAPT trial, published in the Journale of american medical association (JAMA). For the complete study details,

Red Blood Cell Transfusion Strategies in Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: A Deep Dive into the SAHARA Trial

Get concise anesthesia & Critical Care updates, every week. Join the growing community of anesthesiologists and intensivists staying current on the latest evidence. Join for Free 💡Disclaimer: This article summarizes the findings of the SAHARA trial, published in the New England Journal of Medicine. For the complete study details, including