Hundreds of anesthesia & critical care papers, distilled weekly. Free, concise, and read by professionals in 20+ countries. Join for Free Hey! This week's highlight: three new AHA scientific statements on perioperative anemia and patient blood management in cardiac surgery, secondary prevention after CABG, and perinatal heart failure.
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
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.
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
Hundreds of anesthesia & critical care papers, distilled weekly. Free, concise, and read by professionals in 20+ countries. Join for Free Hey! This week's highlight: three new AHA scientific statements on perioperative anemia and patient blood management in cardiac surgery, secondary prevention after CABG, and perinatal heart failure.
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Hundreds of anesthesia & critical care papers, distilled weekly. Free, concise, and read by clinicians in 20+ countries. Join for free Hey everyone, May flew by — and so did the literature. This issue covers May 2 through June 5, with 109 papers from anesthesiology and 173 from critical care. Grab
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 Hey! I’m back with an extensive roundup of the latest literature in anesthesiology and critical care. Dive in and enjoy the read! Follow
Hey there! The past two weeks have been remarkably productive for new publications. Between the 2026 Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines and several high-impact clinical trials, there is a lot to cover. Enjoy the read! P.S. I haven’t forgotten the second part of our previous clinical case—I’
Hey there! I hope you’re all doing well. A warm welcome to our newcomers! This past week, I encountered a case that was too intriguing not to share. Below, I’ve detailed the presentation and initial investigations. I’ll leave the definitive diagnosis and management for next week’s
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 Hey there! Welcome back! It’s amazing to see this community expanding. I hope you love today’s read. By the way, if you
Welcome! Hey! Just popping in on time for once. Just kidding. You’ll be seeing me every Friday or Saturday from here on out. Hope you enjoy the read—I kept it short and sweet for you. Follow me on Facebook and LinkedIn: * Facebook * Linkedin Anesthesiology: Guidelines & Consensus: 1-
Welcome! Hey there! There are more of you here every day, and honestly? It’s the best kind of motivation. I’ve been writing less than I’d like lately, but the spark is back. Your inbox is about to get a lot more anecrit in the next few weeks.
Issue #[15-26] | [10/10/2025] - [01/01/2026] Welcome! Hey! Long time no see. I know, I know—it’s been a while, since October 2025! But we’re back today, January 3rd, 2026, and I promise I’m not going to “time-skip” over the incredible papers published