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12. ICU 4.0 : Dealing with big data 104

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15. Sepsis-3 definition: Does it work? 135
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16. Surviving Sepsis Campaign 2016 143
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17. Sepsis 201 7: Their guideline ys my practices 156
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22. Norepinephrine 189

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39. The Role of Non-invasive Ventilation in pediatrics 400

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VII. NEURO CRITICAL CARE

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41. Intracranial Hypertension 428

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42. State of the art care for "Critical stroke": Fast track revisit 436
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47. Pediatric ARDS: How do I avoid lung injuries?

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64. Evidence-based Red Blood Cell Transfusion in Acute Care Settings 635

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66. Massive Blood Transfusion 653

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71. Update Critical Radiologic Intervention 704

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72. Oliguria in Critical Care: Clinical Approach 711
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