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MONDAY 29 Sept.
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ETHICS IN THE ICU I
ORGANISATION &
DELIVERY OF ICU CARE
OPTIMISATION OF
NUTRITION PRACTICES
SEPSIS BIOMARKERS
CLINICAL EVALUATION
IN ACUTE RESPIRATORY
FAILURE
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MULTI-DRUG RESISTANT
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CARDIAC ARREST: CPR &
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INFECTIONS
RISK ASSESSMENT &
BIOMARKERS FOR AKI
CARDIAC CRISIS
PREDICTORS OF ICU
OUTCOME I
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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW MONDAY 29 SEPTEMBER
Vienna
Berlin
Athens
Rome
Stockholm
Geneva
Paris
Glasgow
Amsterdam
CLINICAL RELEVANCE
OF TRANSPULMONARY
PRESSURE
SEPSIS AND THE
SURGICAL PATIENT
CARDIAC ARREST:
CONTROVERSIES
AROUND THERAPEUTIC
HYPOTHERMIA
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
APPROACH TO IMPROVE
MEDICATION SAFETY
TRUST, EMPATHY AND
DIGNITY IN THE ICU
INSULIN & VITAMIN D:
GOOD OR BAD
INTENSIVE CARE
MEDICINE: YEAR IN
REVIEW 1
ICU ORGANISATION:
DOES FLEXIBILITY
INCREASE SAFETY
AND EFFICIENCY?
PROGRESS IN
INTRAVASCULAR
ACCESS
ICM EXPERIMENTAL
1 - STEM CELLS:
EXPERIMENTAL
DATA & CLINICAL
TRANSLATION
ARDS
OUTCOMES OF ACUTE
KIDNEY INJURY
MECHANICAL
VENTILATION
OUTCOME OF CARDIAC
ARREST
ICU ADMISSION
PATTERNS
MUSCLE AND NEURO:
FROM EXPERIMENTAL
TO CLINICAL STUDIES IN
SEPSIS
OXYDATIVE STRESS
IN SEPSIS: FROM
FUNDAMENTALS TO
CLINICS
NEUROMONITORING
CARING FOR THE
CRITICALLY ILL BURN
PATIENT
ETHICAL ISSUES IN
INTENSIVE CARE
08:30
09:30
09:40
11:00
HOW DO I TREAT
PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
ARDS?
11:10
12:00
MONDAY 29 september
NEXT Lounge
Brussels & Oslo
Catalonia
12:30
14:00
NATIVE LUNG
MANAGEMENT DURING
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HOW DO I MANAGE
THERAPEUTIC
CONFLICTS IN
HAEMODYNAMICALLY
UNSTABLE PATIENTS?
HOW TO USE
BIOMARKERS WISELY IN
SEPSIS?
HOW DO I MANAGE
DIFFICULT WEANING?
HOW DO I MANAGE THE
SAH PATIENT IN THE
ICU?
HOW TO REDUCE THE
USE OF ANTIBIOTICS
WITHOUT KILLING MY
PATIENT?
HOW DO I CARE FOR
THE PATIENT IN
PRONE POSITION?
HOW DO I OPTIMISE
ENTERAL FEEDING?
ANTICOAGULANT
THERAPY IN THE
CRITICALLY ILL
SURGICAL PATIENT
HOW DO I MANAGE
SPINAL CORD
INJURY?
ADDRESSING THE UNMET
NEED IN THE CRITICALLY
ILL FOR RAPID PATHOGEN
IDENTIFICATION WITH
PCR/ESI-MS TECHNOLOGY
HEALTH-ECONOMIC
IMPACT OF RENAL
RECOVERY AFTER AKI
KEEPING THE COMPLEX
ICU PATIENT SAFE
NEW PERSPECTIVES IN
VENTILATION-THERAPY
INTUBATION,
REINTUBATION, ARF:
POTENTIAL IMPACT
OF NASAL HIGH FLOW
RESPIRATORY SUPPORT
THE IMPACT OF
NUTRITION IN THE
ACUTELY ILL PATIENT
MECHANICAL
VENTILATION: MAKE
IT LUNG PROTECTIVE!
FURTHER
ADVANCEMENTS IN
MAKING IMPROVED
GLUCOSE CONTROL
A REALITY
NEW PERSPECTIVES
IN MANAGING DRUG
RESISTANCE IN ICU
ICP THERAPY: TOWARDS
A PREVENTIVE
APPROACH?
AKI: WHAT DO I NEED TO
KNOW?
JOINT WITH EDTCO - END
OF LIFE PRACTICES FOR
DONOR OPTIMISATION
14:15
15:45
JOINT WITH SEMICYUC OPTIMAL ICU CARE: GET
THE RIGHT TOOLS TO HIT
TOP TARGETS
ICU-ENVIRONMENT
NUTRITION AT THE
EDGE
THREE PAPERS
THAT CHANGED MY
PRACTICE IN:
RATIONAL USE OF
ANTIFUNGALS
LAWS: HELP OR
HINDRANCE
NEXT - MEET THE
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HEMODYNAMIC
OPTIMIZATION:
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MANAGEMENT IN
THE ICU
NEXT - EXPERTS IN
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NEXT - CHALLENGE
16:00
18:00
PRESIDENT'S
SESSION: PUBLISHING
AND ACCESSING
INFORMATION TO
IMPROVE ICU CARE
18:15
19:15
CLINICAL TRIALS IN THE
ICU - CARDIOVASCULAR
& PERIOPERATIVE
INTENSIVE CARE
INITIAL RESUSCITATION
OF SEPSIS
BEING ON THE RIGHT
SIDE OF THE HEART
LET'S TALK ABOUT
INHALED ANTIBIOTICS
- AN INTERACTIVE
SYMPOSIUM
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Keynote Lecture Session
Clinical Challenges Sessions
Thematic Sessions / Joint Sessions
Industry Sponsored Sessions
From Bench to Bedside Session
State of the Art Sessions
Oral Presentations
Continuous Professional Education Sessions
HOW TO IMPROVE
ANTIMICROBIAL USE
IN ICU?
HOW TO MONITOR
HAEMODYNAMICS
A FOCUS ON PATIENT
SAFETY
HOW TECHNOLOGY
CHANGED MY
PRACTICE IN
COGNITIVE
DYSFUNCTION AND
DELIRIUM IN THE ICU
THE POWER OF
OPTIMISED CLINICAL
NUTRITION
Key Elements
In A Successful
Medical Device
Implementation
INVASIVE
CANDIDIASIS AND
MRSA NOSOCOMIAL
PNEUMONIA IN THE
ICU: LESSONS TO
LEARN
AKI BIOMARKERS:
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
Bleeding control
in critical care:
role of pcc in
noAc reversal and
cardiac surgery
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CARING FOR THE
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MONDAY 29 september
08:00
08:25
Barcelona
BEYOND GAS
EXCHANGE: O2 & CO2 AS
DRUGS
Room
BEYOND GAS EXCHANGE: O2 & CO2 AS DRUGS
ROOM Geneva
08:00 – 08:25
Presentation
ROOM Barcelona
Thematic Session
Mervyn Singer, London, United Kingdom
08:30 – 08:45
Acute respiratory failure
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Neuro-intensive care
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Acute kidney injury
09:21 – 09:24
Luciano Gattinoni, Milan, Italy
Discussion
09:24 – 09:30
ICM: The ESICM journal
Paolo Pelosi, Genova, Italy
ROOM Paris
CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF TRANSPULMONARY PRESSURE
 Chairs: Jordi Mancebo Cortes, Barcelona, Spain & Antonio Pesenti, Monza, Italy
08:30 – 08:45
How to measure it? Temptations and pitfalls
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Role in PEEP titration and alveolar recruitment
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Relation to abdominal pressure
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
ROOM Vienna

SEPSIS AND THE SURGICAL PATIENT
Incidence and outcomes of peri-operative sepsis
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Can we reduce the incidence of post-operative sepsis?
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Should we adapt surviving sepsis guidelines for the surgical patient?
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
Thematic Session
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
We should aim for controlled normothermia
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
We should continue to cool to 32-34°C
Thematic Session
Hans Friberg, Lund, Sweden
Kjetil Sunde, Oslo, Norway
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Drug dosing in the critically ill
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Impact of clinical pharmacists in the ICU
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
ROOM Rome
Thematic Session
Jean-Daniel Chiche, Paris, France
ICU ORGANISATION: DOES FLEXIBILITY INCREASE SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY?
Medical emergency team – Is there a proof of concept?
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Shall we implement intermediate care beds in the ICU?
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Safe ICU discharge – A matter of patient status and infrastructure
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
ROOM Glasgow
Thematic Session
Akos Csomos, Budapest, Hungary
Bertrand Guidet, Paris, France
Peter van der Voort, Amsterdam, Netherlands
PROGRESS IN INTRAVASCULAR ACCESS
08:30 – 08:45
Avoidance of line related complications by nurses
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
How to implement a quality improvement program to reduce CRBSI
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Nurse led PICC placement – benefits to ICU patients
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
ROOM Amsterdam
From Bench to Bedside Session
Traumatic brain injury
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Myocardial infarction
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Acute lung injury
Jeffrey Lipman, Brisbane, Australia
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
Robert Shulman, London, United Kingdom
ROOM Barcelona
Richard Bourne, Sheffield, United Kingdom
Sonia Labeau, Ghent, Belgium
Mireia Llaurado, Tarragona, Spain
Carole Boulanger, Exeter, United Kingdom
ICM EXPERIMENTAL 1 – STEM CELLS: EXPERIMENTAL DATA & CLINICAL TRANSLATION
 Chairs: Marco Ranieri, Turin, Italy & Stefan Janssens, Leuven, Belgium
08:45 – 08:50
09:40 - 11:00
TRUST, EMPATHY AND DIGNITY IN THE ICU
Chairs: Rik Gerritsen, Leeuwarden, Netherlands & Bara Ricou Arita, Geneva, Switzerland
Trustful communication among specialties
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Symptom control with empathy
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Dignity in dying
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
Thematic Session
Michael Joannidis, Innsbruck, Austria
Oral Presentations
Elisa Zanier, Milan, Italy
Stefan Janssens, Leuven, Belgium
Claudia dos Santos, Toronto, Canada
ARDS
 Chairs: Michael Quintel, Göttingen, Germany & Giorgio Iotti, Pavia, Italy
08:30 – 08:45
ROOM Stockholm
Martin Smith, London, United Kingdom
08:30 – 08:45
08:30 – 08:45
Chairs: Robert Shulman, London, United Kingdom & Anne-Cornélie de Pont, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Common drug-related mistakes in the ICU
Paulo Maia, Porto, Portugal
Bara Ricou Arita, Geneva, Switzerland
CONFRONTATION OF THE BERLIN DEFINITION FOR ARDS WITH THE OPEN LUNG C. Guérin, J.-C. Richard, F. Bayle, G. Bourdin,
BIOPSY PERFORMED IN THE ICU
V. Leray, S. Debord, A. Stoian, E. Bucher,
S. Lantuejoul, C. Phillipponnet, J.L. Kemeny,
B. Souweine, M. Devouassoux-Shisboran, Lyon,
France, Grenoble, France, Clermont-Ferrand,
France
0001
ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME SUB-PHENOTYPES ACCORDING
TO HISTOLOGICAL FINDINGS
P. Cardinal-Fernández, D.A. Muñoz-Rincón,
A.W. Thille, C. Jaramillo, A. Ballén-Barragán,
R. Granados, A. Lesmes, F. Frutos-Vivar,
O. Peñuelas Rodriguez, R. Herrero, N. Nin,
M.A. de la Cal, A. Esteban, J.A. Lorente, Getafe,
Spain, Medellin, Colombia, Poitiers, France,
Parla, Spain, Madrid, Spain
0002
MECHANICAL VENTILATION MANAGEMENT DURING EXTRACORPOREAL
MEMBRANE OXYGENATION FOR ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME: A
RETROSPECTIVE INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER STUDY
M. Schmidt, C. Stewart, M. Bailey,
A. Nieszkowska, J. Kelly, L. Murphy, D. Pilcher,
D.J. Cooper, C. Scheinkestel, V. Pellegrino,
P. Forrest, A. Combes, C. Hodgson, Paris,
France, Sydney, Australia, Melbourne, Australia
0003
DYNAMICS OF END EXPIRATORY LUNG VOLUME AFTER CHANGING PEEP IN
ARDS PATIENTS
A. Garnero, D. Tuxen, N. Embriaco, D. Demory,
S.Y. Donati, J. Durand-Gasselin, J.-M. Arnal,
Melbourne, Australia, Prahan, Australia, Toulon,
France
0004
Christiane Hartog, Jena, Germany
INSULIN & VITAMIN D: GOOD OR BAD
Chairs: Juan Carlos Montejo Gonzales, Madrid, Spain & Michael Hiesmayr, Vienna, Austria
08:30 – 08:45
Control of glucose levels
08:45 – 08:50
Discussion
08:50 – 09:05
Insulin to promote anabolism or hinder autophagia
09:05 – 09:10
Discussion
09:10 – 09:25
Vit D: A promising anabolic agent
09:25 – 09:30
Discussion
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Jerry Nolan, Bath, United Kingdom
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO IMPROVE MEDICATION SAFETY
08:45 – 08:50

Richard Beale, London, United Kingdom
Discussion
08:30 – 08:45

Michelle Chew, Malmö, Sweden
CARDIAC ARREST: CONTROVERSIES AROUND THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA
Should we abandon pre-hospital cooling?
ROOM Athens
Thematic Session
Laurent Papazian, Marseille, France
 Chairs: Elsa Afonso, London, United Kingdom & Jos Latour, Plymouth, United Kingdom
08:30 – 08:45

Mike Grocott, Southampton, United Kingdom
Chairs: Claudio Sandroni, Rome, Italy & Alain Cariou, Paris, France
09:25 – 09:30
INTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE: YEAR IN REVIEW 1
 Chairs: Bertrand Guidet, Paris, France & Andreas Valentin, Vienna, Austria
08:30 – 08:45

Laurent Brochard, Toronto, Canada
Chairs: Claude Martin, Marseille, France & Richard Beale, London, United Kingdom
ROOM Berlin
MONDAY 29 september
Thematic Session
Thematic Session
 Chairs: Elie Azoulay, Paris, France & Giuseppe Citerio, Monza, Italy
Jean-Charles Preiser, Brussels, Belgium
Steffen Weber-Carstens, Berlin, Germany
Kenneth Christopher, Boston, United States
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MONDAY 29 september
Keynote Lecture
Chair: Paolo Pelosi, Genova, Italy
ROOM Barcelona

Oral Presentations
0005
PREDICTION OF GOOD AND POOR OUTCOME IN COMATOSE PATIENTS AFTER
CARDIAC ARREST: THE UTILITY OF EARLY EEG/SEP RECORDINGS DURING
THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA
MICROCIRCULATORY PERFUSION AND VASCULAR REACTIVITY ARE ALTERED IN M. Koopmans, M.A. Kuiper, R. Endeman,
POST CARDIAC ARREST PATIENTS, IRRESPECTIVE OF TARGET TEMPERATURE
G. Veenstra, N.A.R. Vellinga, R. Vos de,
MANAGEMENT TO 33° VS 36° (SUBSTUDY TTM)
E.C. Boerma, Leeuwarden, Netherlands,
Amsterdam, Netherlands
OUTCOMES OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
 Chairs: Michael Joannidis, Innsbruck, Austria & Lui Forni, Worthing, United Kingdom
09:40 – 11:00
THREE-YEAR RISK OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AMONG INTENSIVE CARE
H. Gammelager, C.F. Christiansen,
PATIENTS WITH ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY: A POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDY M.B. Johansen, E. Tønnesen, B. Jespersen,
H.T. Sørensen, Aarhus, Denmark
0006
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN CRITICALLY-ILL PATIENTS WITH HEMATOLOGICAL
MALIGNANCIES: RESULTS OF A MULTICENTER COHORT STUDY
M. Darmon, F. Vincent, E. Canet, D. Mokart,
F. Péne, A. Kouatchet, J. Mayaux, M. Nyunga,
F. Bruneel, A. Rabbat, C. Lebert, P. Perez,
A. Renault, R. Hamidfar, M. Jourdain, A.P. Meert, D. Benoit, B. Schlemmer, S. Chevret,
E. Azoulay, Saint-Etienne, France, Montfermeil,
France, Paris, France, Marseille, France,
Angers, France, Roubaix, France, Versailles,
France, La Roche sur Yon, France, Nancy,
France, Brest, France, Grenoble, France, Lille,
France, Brussels, Belgium, Ghent, Belgium
0007
A MODEL TO PREDICT RECOVERY FROM ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN ICU
PATIENTS
T.S. Itenov, J.-U. Jensen, J.D. Lundgren,
M.H. Bestle, Hillerød, Denmark, Copenhagen,
Denmark
0008
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EARLY RECOVERY FROM ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
AND MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY AFTER LUNG TRANSPLANTATION: A
POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDY
P. Fidalgo, M. Ahmed, S.R. Meyer, D. Lien,
J. Weinkauf, A. Kapasi, F.S. Cardoso, K. Jackson,
S.M. Bagshaw, Edmonton, Canada
0009
W. De Corte, S. Oeyen, L. Annemans, D. Benoit,
A. Dhondt, R. Vanholder, J. Decruyenaere,
E. Hoste, Kortrijk, Belgium, Ghent, Belgium
0010
LONG-TERM OUTCOME AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN ICU PATIENTS WITH ACUTE
KIDNEY INJURY TREATED WITH RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY: A CASE
CONTROL STUDY
MONDAY 29 september
ROOM Berlin
Oral Presentations
ROOM Rome
ICU ADMISSION PATTERNS
09:40 – 11:00
INCIDENCE, DISPOSITION AND OUTCOME OF DETERIORATING WARD PATIENTS
REFERRED TO CRITICAL CARE IN 49 UK HOSPITALS – RESULTS FROM (SPOT)
LIGHT: A MULTI-SITE, PROSPECTIVE, OBSERVATIONAL COHORT STUDY
S.K. Harris, C. Sanderson, M. Singer, K. Rowan,
London, United Kingdom
0021
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT LENGTH OF STAY FOR CRITICAL CARE ADMISSIONS: L. Rose, C. Atzema, D. Scales, K. Burns, S. Gray,
A CANADIAN POPULATION-BASED STUDY
A. Kiss, G. Rubenfeld, J. Lee, Toronto, Canada
0022
ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK OF READMISSION TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
USING THE SAFE DISCHARGE FROM ICU (SD-ICU) SCORE
W.S. Montenegro, J.R. Azevedo, T.R. Coutinho,
M.S. Rocha, T.P. Veiga, Sao Luis, Brazil
0023
EXPANDING THE SCOPE OF CRITICAL CARE RAPID RESPONSE TEAMS: A
FEASIBLE APPROACH TO IDENTIFY PREVENTABLE ADVERSE EVENTS THAT
CAUSE HARM
A. Amaral, A. McDonald, N. Coburn, W. Xiong,
R. Fowler, M. Chapman, K. Shojania,
N.K.J. Adhikari, Toronto, Canada
0024
DEATHS IN THE ICU COMPARED TO HOSPITAL AND POPULATION DEATHS IN A
NORWEGIAN HEALTH REGION IN 2011
B.A. Alme, H. Flaatten, S. Aardal, Bergen,
Norway
0025
ROOM Stockholm
Oral Presentations
MUSCLE AND NEURO: FROM EXPERIMENTAL TO CLINICAL STUDIES IN SEPSIS
09:40 – 11:00
VOLUNTARY ACTIVATION OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM AND
ATTENUATION OF THE INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE IN HUMANS
M. Kox, L.T. van Eijk, J. Zwaag, J. van den
Wildenberg, F.C.J.G. Sweep, J.G. van der Hoeven,
P. Pickkers, Nijmegen, Netherlands
0026
KINETIC OF MUSCLE MASS REGULATION DURING EXPERIMENTAL SEPSIS
J.-C. Palao, J. Morel, A.-C. Durieux, J. Castells,
S. Molliex, D. Freyssenet, Saint-Priest en Jarez,
France, Saint-Etienne, France
0027
MECHANICAL VENTILATION
L.H. Roesthuis, J. Doorduin, J.G. van der Hoeven,
L.M.A. Heunks, Nijmegen, Netherlands
0011
A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING EARLY JEJUNAL WITH
GASTRIC NUTRITION IN CRITICAL ILLNESS
C. Couto, M. Beck, G. Friedman, Porto Alegre,
Brazil
0028
RESPIRATORY MUSCLE RECRUITMENT DURING MECHANICAL VENTILATION:
EFFECTS OF VENTILATOR SETTINGS
F. Philippart, S. Gaudry, L. Quinquis, N. Lau,
I. Ouanes, S. Touati, X. Forceville, F. Abroug,
S. Grabar, J.D. Ricard, B. Misset, Paris, France,
Colombes, France, Meaux, France, Monastir,
Tunisia
0012
ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IN MULTIPLE ORGAN
DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME
E. González-Higueras, A.R. Murillo-Martín,
V. de Paz, J.M. Añón, A. Corrales, A. García
de Lorenzo, M.R. Solano, O.A. Hernández,
J.B. Araujo, J. Razquín, Cuenca, Spain, Madrid,
Spain
0029
PREVENTING LOWER AIRWAY COLONIZATION USING ENDOTRACHEAL
TUBES WITH A POLYURETHANE AND/OR CONICAL CUFF IN MECHANICALLY
VENTILATED PATIENTS: THE MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED TOP-CUFF STUDY
G. Beduneau, T. Pham, F. Schortgen,
J.M. Chretien, J.C.M. Richard, A. Mercat,
J. Mancebo, L. Brochard, Rouen, France, Paris,
France, Créteil, France, Angers, France, Geneva,
Switzerland, Barcelone, Spain, Toronto, Canada
0013
EFFECT OF EXERCISE TRAINING ON MUSCLE FUNCTION IN A RECOVERY MODEL A. Sigurta', S. Saeed, M. Singer, London, United
OF CRITICAL ILLNESS
Kingdom
0030
A NEW CLASSIFICATION FOR PATIENTS WEANING FROM MECHANICAL
VENTILATION
COMPARISON OF FIVE SUPRAGLOTTIC AIRWAY DEVICES FOR SIMULATED
EMERGENCY AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN THE FIELD PERFORMED BY NOVICE
OPERATORS
T. Henlín, M. Soták, T. Tyll, P. Michálek, Prague,
Czech Republic
0014
PROPHYLACTIC NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION AFTER EXTUBATION IN ICU
PATIENTS AT HIGH RISK FOR REINTUBATION: IMPACT ON OUTCOME
A.W. Thille, F. Boissier, H. Ben Ghezala,
K. Razazi, A. Mekontso-Dessap, C. BrunBuisson, Poitiers, France, Créteil, France
0015
ROOM Athens
Oral Presentations
ROOM GenevA
Oral Presentations
OXYDATIVE STRESS IN SEPSIS: FROM FUNDAMENTALS TO CLINICS
 Chairs: Karim Asehnoune, Nantes, France & Jan Bakker, Rotterdam, Netherlands
09:40 – 11:00
RESPECTIVE IMPACT OF BODY TEMPERATURE AND HEART RATE KINETICS
ON PATIENT'S OUTCOME: POST HOC ANALYSIS OF A RANDOMIZED TRIAL ON
FEVER CONTROL IN SEPTIC SHOCK PATIENTS
F. Schortgen, A. Charles-Nelson, L. Bouadma,
G. Bizouard, L. Brochard, S. Katsahian, Créteil,
France, Paris, France, Toronto, Canada
0031
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MICROCIRCULATORY ALTERATIONS AND VENOUSTO-ARTERIAL CARBON DIOXIDE DIFFERENCES IN PATIENTS WITH SEPTIC
SHOCK
G.A. Ospina-Tascón, D.F. Bautista, M. Umaña,
W.F. Bermúdez, J.D. Valencia, H.J. Madriñan,
A. Bruhn, G. Hernandez, M. Granados,
C.A. Arango-Dávila, D. De Backer, Cali,
Colombia, Santiago, Chile, Brussels, Belgium
0032
HYPOTHERMIA PROTECTS BRAIN MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION FROM HYPOXIA
IN SEPSIS
K.I. Chisholm, A.L. Davies, M. Singer, A. Dyson,
K.K. Ida, I. Tachtsidis, M.R. Duchen, K.J. Smith,
London, United Kingdom, São Paulo, Brazil
0033
OUTCOME OF CARDIAC ARREST
CARDIAC ARREST IN FINNISH INTENSIVE CARE UNITS: CHANGES IN
INCIDENCE AND OUTCOME FROM 2003 TO 2013
I. Efendijev, R. Raj, M. Reinikainen, S. Hoppu,
M. Skrifvars, Helsinki, Finland, Joensuu,
Finland, Tampere, Finland
0016
DIFFUSION TENSOR IMAGING TO PREDICT LONG-TERM NEUROLOGICAL
OUTCOME AFTER CARDIAC ARREST. A MULTICENTRIC PROSPECTIVE STUDY
N. Adam, L. Velly, V. Perlbarg, D. Galanaud,
C.E. Luyt, R. Chabanne, B. Veber, O. Verdonck,
G. Citerio, S. Laureys, L. Puybasset, Paris,
France, Marseille, France, Clermont-Ferrand,
France, Rouen, France, Bordeaux, France,
Monza, Italy, Liège, Belgium
0017
IS EARLY PCI ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED SHORT AND LONG-TERM OUTCOME G. Geri, F. Dumas, W. Bougouin, O. Varenne,
AFTER OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST?
F. Daviaud, T. Morichau-Beauchant, F. Pène,
L. Lamhaut, J.-D. Chiche, J.-P. Mira, J.P. Empana, A. Cariou, Paris, France
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0020
 Chairs: Antonio Artigas, Barcelona, Spain & Tarek Sharshar, Paris, France
 Chairs: Alain Cariou, Paris, France & Jacques Duranteau, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
09:40 – 11:00
Oral Presentations
0019
 Chairs: Andrew Rhodes, London, United Kingdom & Paulo Maia, Porto, Portugal
 Chairs: Laurent Brochard, Toronto, Canada & Nicolo Patroniti, Lissone, Italy
09:40 – 11:00
R. Carrai, A. Grippo, M. Spalletti, A. Comanducci,
C. Cossu, S. Gabbanini, A. Peris, S. Valente,
G. Gensini, A. Amantini, Florence, Italy
CHANGES OF TLR2, TLR4, MYD88 MRNA EXPRESSIONS ON PERIPHERAL BLOOD Z. Tang, J. Wu, J. Chen, B. Ouyang, M. Chen,
MONONUCLEAR CELL IN SEVERE SEPSIS PATIENTS DURING TREATMENT WITH X. Guan, Guangzhou, China
THYMOSIN α1
0034
MITOCHONDRIAL UNCOUPLING CONTRIBUTES TO FEVER IN SEPSIS
0035
E. Greco, N. Arulkumaran, A. Dyson, M. Singer,
0018
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ROOM Vienna
L. Ayzac, L. Baboi, P. Beuret, R. Girard, J.C. Richard, C. Guérin, Saint-Genis Laval, France,
Lyon, France, Roanne, France, Pierre Bénite,
France
VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA IN SEVERE ARDS PATIENTS TREATED
BY PRONE POSITION. RESULTS FROM A MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED
CONTROLLED TRIAL
NEUROMONITORING
Area Alicante
09:40 – 11:00
K.K. Ida, L.M.S. Malbouisson, D.A. Otsuki,
K.I. Chisholm, A. Dyson, M. Singer, M.R. Duchen,
K.J. Smith, São Paulo, Brazil, London, United
Kingdom
0036
VISUALIZING SECONDARY INSULTS OF ELEVATED ICP IN PEDIATRIC TBI
F. Güiza, B. Depreitere, T.-Y.M. Lo, P.A. Jones,
G. Van den Berghe, G. Meyfroidt, Leuven,
Belgium, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
0037
ACCURACY OF BRAIN MULTIMODAL MONITORING TO DETECT CEREBRAL
HYPOPERFUSION AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
P. Bouzat, P. Marques-Vidal, J.-B. Zerlauth,
N. Sala, T. Suys, P. Schoettker, J. Bloch,
R.T. Daniel, M. Levivier, R. Meuli, M. Oddo,
Grenoble, France, Lausanne, Switzerland
0038
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OPTIC NERVE SHEATH DIAMETER ON COMPUTED
TOMOGRAPHY AND INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
M.S. Sekhon, D.E. Griesdale, C. Robba,
E. Needham, K. Walland, N. McGlashan,
R. Mossallum, D.K. Menon, Vancouver, Canada,
Cambridge, United Kingdom
0039
PATIENT-SPECIFIC THRESHOLDS AND DOSES OF INTRACRANIAL
HYPERTENSION IN SEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
C. Lazaridis, S.M. DeSantis, P. Smielewski,
D.K. Menon, P. Hutchinson, J. Pickard,
M. Czosnyka, Houston, United States,
Cambridge, United Kingdom
0040
CONFOCAL IMAGING OF IMPAIRED MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN THE
CEREBRAL CORTEX OF RATS DURING HAEMORRHAGIC SHOCK IN VIVO
ROOM Glasgow
Oral Presentations
Poster Corner
HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES & ONCOLOGY IN THE ICU
 Chairs: Diederik van Dijk, Utrecht, Netherlands & Dominique Benoit, Ghent, Belgium
10:10 – 12:00
CARING FOR THE CRITICALLY ILL BURN PATIENT
REDUCED MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES
RECEIVING INVASIVE VENTILATION ON ICU
J. Greenhill, J. McKinlay, A. Holland, S. Ranjan,
P. Morgan, Redhill, United Kingdom
0051
IMPROVED MORTALITY RATES FOR PATIENTS WITH HAEMATOLOGICAL
MALIGNANCY ADMITTED TO ICU: A TEN YEAR RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW
J. Greenhill, A. Holland, J. McKinlay, S. Ranjan,
P. Morgan, Redhill, United Kingdom
0052
IMPROVED LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH NONHAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCY ADMITTED TO ICU
R. Fisher, L. Starsmore, C. Dangoisse,
T. Manickavasagar, C. Whiteley, M. Ostermann,
0053
USEFULNESS OF PRESEPSIN (PSP) FOR ASSESSMENT OF SEPSIS IN
LEUKOPENIC PATIENTS (PTS)
P. Makarova, G. Galstyan, A. Krechetova,
E. Gemdjian, D. Tichomirov, E. Parovichnikova,
Moscow, Russian Federation
0054
SHORT- AND LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH SOLID M.L. Pérez Pérez, B. Balandín Moreno,
TUMORS MALIGNANCIES. THE UTILITY OF SEVERITY SCORING SYSTEMS
A. Gonzaga López, C. Maximiano Alonso,
S. Alcántara Carmona, I. Fernandez Simón,
B. Lobo Valbuena, N. Martínez Sanz, A. Pérez
Lucendo, J. Palamidessi Dominguez,
R. Fernandez Rivas, Madrid, Spain
0055
OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS (PTS) WITH HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES (HM)
WHO RECEIVED INTRAVENOUS CHEMOTHERAPY (CHT) IN THE SETTING OF
ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE (ARF)
S.A. Keselman, G.M. Galstyan, E.G. Gemdjian,
E.N. Parovichnikova, Moscow, Russian
Federation
0056
MORTALITY PREDICTORS IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT WITH HEMATOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES
J.C. Lopez-Delgado, F. Esteve, E. Jubert,
L. Sanchez-Ales, J.P. Pinseau, J. Ballús,
R. Mañez, L'Hospitalet de LLobregat, Spain
0057
HEMATOLOGICAL PATIENTS IN ICU – RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF A CANCER
SPECIALIZED CENTER
C. Moreira, O. Afonso, I. Sequeira, F. Coelho,
A. Martins, F. Faria, Porto, Portugal
0058
SERUM IMMUNOGLOBULIN LEVELS, PLASMA VITAMIN D AND MANNOSEBINDING LECTIN DIFFERENCES IN IMMUNODEPRESSED VS NON
IMMUNODEPRESSED PATIENTS WITH INVASIVE PNEUMOCOCCAL INFECTION
R. Boixeda, E. Güell, M.C. de la Torre, G. Sauca,
L. García, C. Muñoz-Almagro, F. Lozano,
J. Almirall, J.C. Yébenes, Mataró, Spain,
Barcelona, Spain
0059
OUTCOME AND PROGNOSTIC FACTORS CRITICALLY ILL CANCER PATIENTS
T. Taskin, O. Demirkiran, Istanbul, Turkey
0060
PSEUDOHYPOXAEMIA AND SPURIOUS HYPOKALEMIA IN HAEMATOLOGICAL
MALIGNANCY
G. Rajendran, K. Marshall, A. Kong, Ipswich,
United Kingdom
0061
THE IMPACT OF MULTIRESISTANT PATHOGENS IN CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF
CANCER PATIENTS WITH SEVERE PNEUMONIA
J. Salluh, L. Rabello, M. Soares, L. Azevedo,
I.A. de Souza, T. Lisboa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
São Paulo, Brazil, Porto Alegre, Brazil
0062
DIC SCORE PREDICTS MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH LIVER
CIRRHOSIS
A. Drolz, T. Horvatits, K. Rutter, S. Kluge,
V. Fuhrmann, Hamburg, Germany
0063
DOES THE CHILD-PUGH SCORE PREDICT ICU SURVIVAL IN THE CRITICALLY ILL
PATIENT WITH CHRONIC LIVER FAILURE?
D.P. Wise, S.R. Singh, T.D. Wardle, Chester,
United Kingdom
0064
 Chairs: Mette Berger, Lausanne, Switzerland & Philipp Metnitz, Vienna, Austria
MONDAY 29 september
09:40 – 11:00
THE EFFECT OF LOW-DOSE HYDROCORTISONE AFTER SEVERE BURN INJURY: A J. Textoris, J. Plassais, M.-A. Cazalis, F. Venet,
MICROARRAY LONGITUDINAL STUDY
T. Rimmele, G. Monneret, A. Pachot, S. Tissot,
Lyon, France
0041
BURN INJURY STABILISES EXTRACELLULAR ATP AND INDUCES MICROVESICLE U. Katbeh, M. Takata, K.P. O'Dea, London, United
PRODUCTION IN SKIN
Kingdom
0042
CIRCULATING LEUKOCYTE-DERIVED MICROVESICLES ARE ELEVATED AFTER
SEVERE BURN INJURY
J. Porter, K.P. O'Dea, S. Singh, M. Takata,
0043
THE AGE OF TRANSFUSED PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS CORRELATES WITH
THE DEGREE OF IMMUNOSUPPRESSION AS ASSESSED BY GENE EXPRESSION
PATTERNS IN SEVERELY INJURED TRAUMA PATIENTS
M. Vivian, H.D.T. Torrance, R. Pearse, K. Brohi,
C.J. Hinds, M.J. O'Dwyer, London, United
Kingdom
0044
S. López-Cuenca, A. Estrella-Alonso,
A. Martin-Pellicer, O. Penuelas, M.A. de la Cal,
J.A. Lorente, Madrid, Spain
0045
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED INHALATION INJURY
ADMITTED TO A BURN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
ROOM Amsterdam
Oral Presentations
ETHICAL ISSUES IN INTENSIVE CARE
 Chairs: Rik Gerritsen, Leeuwarden, Netherlands & Andrej Michalsen, Tettnang, Germany
09:40 – 11:00
IS LIVING AT ´ANY COST´ REALLY WHAT EVERYONE WANTS? – A STRUCTURED
CHOICE EXPERIMENT
C. Corke, T. Flynn, Geelong, Australia, Sydney,
Australia
0046
PREVENTION OF INTENSIVE CARE UNIT NURSE BULLYING
F. DeKeyser Ganz, H. Levy, R. Khalaila, D. Arad,
K. Bennaroch, O. Kolpak, Y. Drori, J. Benbinishty,
O. Raanan, Jerusalem, Israel, Haifa, Israel,
Zefat, Israel, Naharia, Israel, Afula, Israel, Tel
Hashomer, Israel
0047
WORLDWIDE CONSENSUS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF END-OF-LIFE CARE FOR
THE CRITICALLY ILL: THE WELPICUS STUDY
C.L. Sprung, R.D. Truog, J.R. Curtis, G.M. Joynt,
A. Michalsen, A. Avidan, Jerusalem, Israel,
Boston, United States, Seattle, United States,
Hong Kong, China, Tettnang, Germany
0048
FAMILIES' EXPERIENCES OF QUALITY OF CARE FOR SERIOUSLY ILL AND DYING
PATIENTS IN THE ICU. DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A EUROPEAN
QUESTIONNAIRE
H.I. Jensen, R.T. Gerritsen, M. Koopmans,
H. Ørding, Vejle, Denmark, Leeuwarden,
Netherlands, Odense C, Denmark
POTENTIALITY OF DONATION AFTER CONTROLED CARDIAC DEATH (CDCD)
PROGRAM IN 11 SPANISH HOSPITALS
A. Sandiumenge, M. Llaurado-Serra, E. Oliver,
N. Masnou, B. Cancio, G. Miró, E. Navas,
M. Badia, M. Jurado, M. López, M.D. Bosque,
M. Ibáñez, J. Twose, P. López, M. Bodí,
Tarragona, Spain, Barcelona, Spain, Mataró,
Spain, Terrassa, Spain, Lleida, Spain, Vic, Spain,
Tortosa, Spain
NEXT Lounge
Thematic Session
NEXT – DEBATE
 Chair: Katie Lane, London, United Kingdom
10:10 – 11:10
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In-house intensivists: Pro and con
Derek Angus, Pittsburgh, United States
Geoffrey Bellingan, London, United Kingdom
Jukka Takala, Bern, Switzerland
Area Bilbao
Poster Corner
ADVANCES IN ICU NURSING & MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE
 Chairs: Stijn Blot, Ghent, Belgium & Elsa Afonso, London, United Kingdom
IS EARLY MOBILITY BEING DONE IN THE CLINICAL PRACTICE?
K.T. Timenetsky, F.M. de Freitas, R.D.S. Santos,
D.H. de Lacerda, P. Verissimo, D. CarnieliCazati, R.A. Caserta, Sao Paulo, Brazil
0065
A SURVEY OF INTERNATIONAL PRACTICES AND INFRASTRUCTURE TO
SUPPORT EARLY MOBILIZATION
R.N. Bakhru, D.J. McWilliams, V.J. Spuhler,
D.J. Wiebe, W.D. Schweickert, Winston Salem,
United States, Birmingham, United Kingdom,
Salt Lake City, United States, Philadelphia,
United States
0066
0049
INTERMITTENT POSITIVE PRESSURE AND VOLUME RESPIRATORY
INCENTIVATOR IMPROVES LUNG FUNCTION IN ABDOMINAL SURGICAL
PATIENTS
S.C. Fernandes, D. Carnieli-Cazati,
K.T. Timenetsky, E.A. Giovanetti, R.A. Caserta,
Sao Paulo, Brazil
0067
0050
CLINICAL PREDICTORS OF NEONATAL HEALTHCARE-ASSOCIATED
BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
E.H. Verstraete, K. Blot, D. Vogelaers, L. Mahieu,
S. Blot, Ghent, Belgium, Antwerp, Belgium
0068
IMPACT OF NEONATAL HEALTHCARE-ASSOCIATED BLOODSTREAM
INFECTIONS ON MORTALITY IN A NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
E.H. Verstraete, K. De Coen, D. Vogelaers,
P. Vanhaesebrouck, S. Blot, Ghent, Belgium
0069
ORAL CARE IN VENTILATED PATIENTS – CAN WE IMPROVE IT?
A.I. Pivkina, V.G. Gusarov, I.V. Zhivotneva,
G.E. Bodunova, Moscow, Russian Federation
0070
SUPERVISED MACHINE LEARNING CAN CLASSIFY ARTIFACT IN MULTI-SIGNAL
VITAL SIGN MONITORING DATA FROM STEP-DOWN UNIT (SDU) PATIENTS
M. Hravnak, L. Chen, A. Dubrawski, G. Clermont,
E. Bose, M. Fiterau, D. Wang, M. Guillame-Bert,
M.R. Pinsky, Pittsburgh, United States
0071
USE OF HELIUM-OXYGEN IN PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
P. Aliaga Simões de Souza, E. Ribeiro dos
Santos, B. Murata Murakami, São Paulo, Brazil
0072
WHO ARE WE SITTING, STANDING AND WALKING IN THE ICU?
C. Taniguchi, C.S.D.M. Silva, K.T. Timenetsky,
A.M.S.O. Nogueira, R.D.S. Santos,
E.A. Giovanetti, C.S. Antunes, S. Calegaro,
S.S. Kanda, R.A. Caserta, Sao Paulo, Brazil
0073
10:10 – 12:00
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Oral Presentations
ROOM Paris
 Chairs: Elisa Zanier, Milan, Italy & Hans Friberg, Lund, Sweden
IS THE MANCHESTER MOBILITY SCORE ON DISCHARGE FROM INTENSIVE CARE J.A. Grant, O. Gustafson, Oxford, United
AN INDICATION OF POST INTENSIVE CARE LENGTH OF STAY AND HOSPITAL
Kingdom
DISCHARGE DESTINATION?
0074
EVALUATION BY VIDEOMICROSCOPY (SDF) OF THE RENAL CORTEX
MICROCIRCULATION AND CONVOLUTED TUBULES IN ACUTE RENAL FAILURE
DURING SEVERE SEPSIS. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
A.M.A. Liberatore, J.C. Vieira, J. Almeida-Filho,
R.C. Tedesco, I.H.J. Koh, Sao Paulo, Brazil, São
Paulo, Brazil, Petrolina, Brazil
0096
VALIDITY, RELIABILITY AND APPLICABILITY OF GREEK VERSIONS OF
SEDATION- AGITATION SCALES AMONG CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
A. Tzenalis, A. Ntantana, E. Papaemanouil,
C. Zamouridou, D. Matamis, Thessaloniki,
Greece
0075
MYELOID-DERIVED SUPPRESSOR CELLS ATTENUATE INFLAMMATION AND
IMPROVE THE SURVIVAL OF MICROBIAL SEPSIS
L. Tong, G.X. Hu, J.C. Cai, Guangzhou, China
0097
P. Verissimo, K.T. Timenetsky, E. Colucci,
T.J. Andre, L.H.R. Gonçalves, C.I.C. Garcia,
A.S.Y. Yang, R.A. Caserta, São Paulo, Brazil
0076
CD69 EXPRESSION IS DYSREGULATED IN GRANULOCYTES AND MONOCYTES
FROM SEPSIS PATIENTS
S. Shibata, N. Ishizuki, S. Akitomi, K. Inada,
S. Endo, Morioka, Japan
0098
IMPACT OF A SPECIFIC INSPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN EXERCISE
CAPACITY AND INSPIRATORY MUSCLE FORCE IN HOSPITALIZED ACUTE HEART
FAILURE PATIENTS: PILOT STUDY
NITRITE REDUCTASE ACTIVITY DURING SEPSIS
0099
RAPID NURSE LED ASSESSMENT OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS BY
SONOGRAPHY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW & MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM SURVEY
N. Hare, P. Hopkins, G. Lee, A. Vercueil, London,
United Kingdom
0077
V. Simon, A. Dyson, M. Minnion, M. Feelisch,
M. Singer, London, United Kingdom,
Southampton, United Kingdom
APELIN IS CARDIOPROTECTIVE AND LIFE-SAVING OVER DOBUTAMINE IN A
MURINE MODEL OF ENDOTOXIN-INDUCED MYOCARDIAL DYSFUNCTION
O. Lesur, F. Chagnon, A. Murza, P. Sarret,
E. Marsault, D. Salvail, Sherbrooke, Canada
0100
EARLY AND SEVERE IMPAIRMENT OF LACTATE CLEARANCE IN ENDOTOXIC
SHOCK IS NOT RELATED TO LIVER HYPOPERFUSION: PRELIMINARY REPORT
P. Tapia, D. Soto, A. Bruhn, T. Regueira,
N. Jarufe, L. Alegria, J.P. Bachler, F. Leon,
C. Vicuña, C. Luengo, G. Ospina-Tascón,
J. Bakker, G. Hernandez, Santiago, Chile, Cali,
Colombia, Rotterdam, Netherlands
0101
EX VIVO EFFECTS OF HYPERGLYCEMIA ON PHENOTYPE AND PRODUCTION
OF REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES BY THE NADPH OXIDASE OF HUMAN IMMUNE
CELLS IN ACUTE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE
B. Soyer, V. Faivre, C. Damoisel, A.C. Lukaszewicz, D. Payen, Paris, France
0102
LIVER & GUT FAILURE
 Chairs: Julia Wendon, London, United Kingdom & Valentin Fuhrmann, Hamburg, Germany
MONDAY 29 september
10:10 – 12:00
ESTABLISHING A DETAILED SHORT-TERM RAT MODEL OF PARTIAL ISCHAEMIA/
REPERFUSION INJURY
G. Sabbatini, A. Dyson, M. Singer, London, United
Kingdom
0078
ACUTE DECOMPENSATION OF CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE AND OUTCOMES IN
CRITICAL ILLNESS
T.G. Simon, C.K. McKane, F.K. Gibbons,
K.B. Christopher, Boston, United States
0079
EARLY PLASMAEXCHANGE ALLEVIATES PRO-INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINE
SECRETION OF PERIPHERAL MONOCYTES IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE LIVER
FAILURE
C. Bernsmeier, V. Patel, A. Singanayagam,
C. Willars, W. Bernal, G. Auzinger,
C.G. Antoniades, J. Wendon, London, United
Kingdom
0080
A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL PILOT STUDY ASSESSING THE DIAGNOSTIC
ACCURACY OF INTESTINAL FATTY ACID BINDING PROTEIN IN CRITICALLY ILL
PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED INTESTINAL ISCHAEMIA
B.J. Kelly, O. Miskolci, B. Marsh, Dublin, Ireland
0081
EARLY CIRCULATING LIPID AND CYTOKINE PROFILES PROGNOSTICATE IN A
RAT MODEL OF FAECAL PERITONITIS
W. Khaliq, M. Singer, London, United Kingdom
0082
HEPATOPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN SULPHIDE AGAINST ACUTE
LIVER FAILURE
K. Tokuda, F. Ichinose, Fukuoka, Japan,
Charlestown, United States
0083
DECOMPENSATED ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE INTENSIVE CARE PROGNOSIS: A J.M. McFarlane, M. Mostert, B.O. Rose,
DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL PERSPECTIVE
R. Breeze, London, United Kingdom
0084
ALBUMIN DYALISIS (MARS) IMPROVES SURVIVAL IN ACUTE LIVER FAILURE
WITH CONTRAINDICATIONS TO EMERGENCY TRANSPLANTATION
A. Escorsell, M. Sanz, A. Mas, E. López,
J. Fernández, P. Sanz, Barcelona, Spain
0085
RESULTS OF A SECOND PROSPECTIVE STUDY: LIVER-CELLS BASED
BIOSENSOR IN PATIENTS WITH SEPTIC SHOCK
M. Sauer, C. Haubner, J. Brenner, H. Potschka,
T. Mencke, S. Mitzner, G. Nöldge-Schomburg,
Rostock, Germany, Leipzig, Germany
0086
USE OF STRESS ULCER PROPHYLAXIS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. A
EUROPEAN UNIT EVALUATION IN 70 ICUS
M. Krag, Copenhagen, Denmark
HYPOGLYCEMIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED MORTALITY IN PATIENTS
WITH ACUTE DECOMPENSATED LIVER CIRRHOSIS
THE LIFE (LIVER INJURY FAILURE EVALUATION) SCORE AND OUTCOME
PREDICITION IN CRITICALLY ILL CIRRHOTIC PATIENTS
MODULATORY EFFECTS OF HEAT SHOCK WITH OR WITHOUT GLUTAMINE
COMPARED TO LPS ON PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS HEATSHOCK-PROTEIN 90α EXPRESSION IN SEVERE SEPSIS AND TRAUMA
0104
E. Briassouli, M. Tzanoudaki, G. Daikos,
K. Vardas, M. Kanariou, C. Routsi, S. Nanas,
G. Briassoulis, Athens, Greece, Heraklion,
Greece
SPECIFIC COMPONENTS OF THE INFLAMMATORY REFLEX: HEART RATE
M.J. Fernández-Sánchez, O. Sanabria,
VARIABILITY (HRV) AND IL-6 PREDICT SEPTIC SHOCK IN CRITICAL ILL PATIENTS A. Riveros, Bogotá, Colombia
Area Granada
Poster Corner
0105
WEANING & ASSISTED VENTILATION
 Chairs: Jordi Mancebo Cortes, Barcelona, Spain & Marco Ranieri, Turin, Italy
H. Le Goff, A.-S. Debue, F. Daviaud,
S. Cabon, C. Boulila, T. Joannon, M. Reffiena,
A. Marincamp, C. Augustin, J. Busson, S. Ben
Abdallah, J. Charpentier, C. Elie, J.-D. Chiche,
Paris, France
0106
0087
SONOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF THE MAXIMAL RELAXATION RATE (MRR) OF
THE DIAPHRAGM
E. Soilemezi, E. Koco, C. Tsimpos, C. Sahpazis,
D. Matamis, Thessaloniki, Greece
0107
C.A. Pfortmueller, C. Wiemann, G.-C. Funk,
A.B. Leichtle, G.M. Fiedler, A.K. Exadaktylos,
G. Lindner, Vienna, Austria, Bern, Switzerland
0088
PATIENTS' RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN VENTILATOR SUPPORT. A MODELLING
APPROACH
S. Larraza, N. Dey, D.S. Karbing, M. Nygaard,
R. Winding, S.E. Rees, Aalborg, Denmark,
Herning, Denmark
0108
M.J.W. McPhail, C. Edmark, M. Bell,
T. Whitehouse, J. Wernerman, J. Wendon,
K.B. Christopher, London, United Kingdom,
Stockholm, Sweden, Birmingham, United
Kingdom, Boston, United States
0089
PATIENT EFFORT DURING ASSISTED MECHANICAL VENTILATION: EVALUATION
BY INSPIRATORY MUSCLES SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY (SEMG)
G. Bellani, M. Pozzi, E. Benzi, A. Bronco,
G. Suriano, F. Rabboni, T. Mauri, N. Patroniti,
G. Grasselli, A. Pesenti, Monza, Italy
0109
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESPIRATORY MUSCLE PRESSURE AND THE
ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE DIAPHRAGM
0110
ICG-PDR PREDICTS OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH HYPOXIC HEPATITIS
T. Horvatits, K. Nikolaus, A. Drolz, K. Rutter,
S. Kluge, V. Fuhrmann, Hamburg, Germany,
Vienna, Austria
0090
A. Rundo, F. Restuccia, H. Aguirre-Bermeo,
F. Parrilla, T. Marafi, S. Italiano, F. RocheCampo, J. Mancebo, Barcelona, Spain
INTRA-ABDOMINAL PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS DURING SPONTANEOUS
BREATHING TRIAL
M.O. Elghonemi, Cairo, Egypt
0111
DECOMPRESSIVE LAPAROTOMY FOR ACS: EFFECT ON ORGAN FUNCTION AND
MORTALITY (WSACS CTWG STUDY 007)
J. De Waele, D. Debergh, M. Bjorck, M. Malbrain,
I. Nesbitt, J. Cohen, V. Kaiolani, R. Ivatury,
M. Mone, T. Kimball, Ghent, Belgium, Uppsala,
Sweden, Antwerp, Belgium, Newcastle upon
Tyne, United Kingdom, Tel Aviv, Israel, Tbilisi,
Georgia, Richmond, United States, Salt Lake
City, United States
0091
CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PATIENT-VENTILATOR INTERACTION IN ICU
PATIENTS UNDERGOING PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION
F. Mojoli, S. Bianzina, F. Torriglia, L. Viola,
I.M. Bianchi, A. Orlando, M. Pozzi, A. Braschi,
Pavia, Italy
0112
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PARAMETERS OBTAINED FROM ESOPHAGEAL AND
RESPIRATORY MUSCLE PRESSURE
J.M. Serrano Simon, F. Ruiz Ferron, Cordoba,
Spain, Jaen, Spain
0113
DETECTION AND ASSISTANCE OF WEAK COUGH AT EXTUBATION: IMPACT ON
OUTCOME
P. Beuret, C. Roux, N. Pelletier, J.-C. Chakarian,
B. Philippon-Jouve, X. Fabre, M. Kaaki, Roanne,
France
0114
THE USE OF INDIRECT CALORIMETER PARAMETERS TO OPTIMIZE
RESPIRATORY SUPPORT AND WEANING FROM MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN
STROKE PATIENTS
S. Beeharry, A. Butrov, M.V. Petrova, M. Storchai,
Moscow, Russian Federation
0115
ANALYSIS OF THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN ESOPHAGEAL AND RESPIRATORY
MUSCLE PRESSURE
F. Ruiz Ferron, J.M. Serrano Simon, Jaen, Spain,
Cordoba, Spain
0116
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0103
CRITERIA TO ASSESS EXTUBATION READINESS AND PREDICTION OF
SUCCESSFUL WEANING
Poster Corner
SEPSIS FUNDAMENTALS
 Chairs: Konrad Reinhart, Jena, Germany & Bruno Levy, Vandoeuvre les Nancy, France
10:10 – 12:00
IS CD 64 A VALUABLE TOOL IN EARLY DETECTION OF VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED H. Mohammed, M. Ahmed, A. Mukhtar, A. Gado,
PNEUMONIA (VAP) COMPARED TO C-REACTIVE PROTEIN AND PROCALCITONIN? R. Mahrous, M. Hafez, S. Farouk, Cairo, Egypt
10:10 – 12:00
ISCHEMIC PRE/POST-CONDITIONING PROTECTS THE MICROCIRCULATION IN
EXPERIMENTAL SEPSIS
D. Orbegozo Cortes, S. Fuhong, C. Santacruz,
K. Hosokawa, K. Donadello, J. Creteur, D. De
Backer, J.-L. Vincent, Brussels, Belgium
0092
MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION OF IMMUNE CELLS IN SEVERE SEPSIS AND
SEPTIC SHOCK – A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL COHORT STUDY
T.M. Merz, A.J. Pereira, V. Jeger, J.M. Stephan,
T. Jukka, S. Djafarzadeh, Bern, Switzerland
0093
EVALUATION OF INTEGRATED WEANING INDEX PREDICTIVITY FOR
SUCCESSFUL WEANING IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS
E.G. Hassanein, M.M. Shaheen, A.H. Kassem,
H.M. Ghonym, Alexandria, Egypt
0117
MONOCYTE TACE ACTIVITY PROFILE DURING SEPSIS AND SYSTEMIC
INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SYNDROME
D.J. O'Callaghan, K.P. O'Dea, M. Takata,
A.C. Gordon, London, United Kingdom
0094
EVALUATION OF AIRWAY LENGTH OF KOREANS FOR OROFACIAL SURGERY
USING A FIBEROPTIC BRONCHOSCOPE
W.H. Lee, Daejeon, Republic of Korea
0118
TRANSVENOUS VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION DOES NOT MODULATE THE
INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE IN HUMANS IN VIVO DURING EXPERIMENTAL
ENDOTOXEMIA
M. Kox, L.T. van Eijk, T. Frenzel, T. Verhaak,
J.F. Gerretsen, J.G. van der Hoeven, L. Kornet,
A. Scheiner, P. Pickkers, Nijmegen, Netherlands,
Maastricht, Netherlands, St. Paul, United States
0095
PREVALENCE OF WORK OF BREATHING DURING INVASIVE MECHANICAL
VENTILATION
F.J. Garcia Rodriguez, A.M. Poullet Brea,
C. Salazar Ramírez, A. Robles, J.A. Benítez
Lozano, Marbella, Spain, Málaga, Spain
0119
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Area Cadiz
IMPROVING ICU SAFETY
 Chairs: Stephen J. Brett, London, United Kingdom & Marcus Schultz, Amsterdam, Netherlands
MONDAY 29 september
10:10 – 12:00
0142
IMPACT OF AN EARLY GOAL-DIRECTED THERAPY PROTOCOL IN THE
TREATMENT OF SEVERE SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK: A HOSPITAL REALITY
N. Fernandes, M. Câmara, M. Faria, M. Jardim,
S. Escórcio, G. Silva, R. Duarte, J.J. Jardim,
C.A. Pereira, E.R. Maul, J. Nóbrega, Madère,
Portugal
0143
SEVERE SEPSIS: CRAIGAVON AREA HOSPITAL
R. McKeague, Craigavon, United Kingdom
0144
ROLE OF ULINASTATIN IN REDUCING MORTALITY FROM SEVERE SEPSIS – A
RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
Y. Mehta, A. Gupta, A. Kumar, Gurgaon, India
0145
EFFECTS OF DOPAMINE VERSUS NOREPINEPHRINE ON THE RECOVERY OF
MICROVASCULAR PERFUSION IN SEPTIC SHOCK
T.C. Rossetto, A. Silva-Neto, M. Faustino,
F.S.R.M. Andrade, D.T. Fantoni, São Paulo, Brazil
0146
COMBINED USE OF TRANSPULMONARY THERMODILUTION TECHNIQUE IN
FLUID MANAGEMENT FOR SEPSIS PATIENTS
K. Morisawa, M. Yanai, Y. Takamatsu, M. Takita,
S. Fujiwara, B.D. Lohman, J. Matsumoto,
S. Fujitani, Y. Taira, Kawasaki, Japan, Urayasu,
Japan
0147
EVALUATION OF THE INCIDENCE OF CENTRAL VENOUS THROMBOSIS
FOLLOWING CANNULATION OF THE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN IN
PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY
K. Tizard, A. Prenter, O. Al-Rawi, Liverpool,
United Kingdom
0148
M.C. Martin, P. Merino, G. Sirgo, J. Alvarez,
I. Gutierrez, B. Obon, Madrid, Spain, Ibiza, Spain,
Tarragona, Spain, Zaragoza, Spain
0120
PROCEDURAL AND EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS TO REDUCE VENTILATORASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA RATE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A NATIONAL
REGISTRATION PROGRAM
P.A. Reper, D. Dicker, M. Laurent, P. Damas,
E. Van Gastel, L. Huyghens, G. Haelterman,
Brussels, Belgium, Liege, Belgium
0121
RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH PERIPHERALLY INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETERS
(PICC) IN ADULT PATIENTS
K. Krishnareddy, R. Varghese, V. Redona,
A. Khwaja, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
0122
AN EFFICIENT SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM USING THE NEW CDC'S DEFINITIONS
FOR COMPLICATIONS OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN A PEDIATRIC
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
S. Thammasitboon, S. Phongjitsiri, J. Cossbu,
C. Kennedy, J. Starke, J. Graf, Houston, United
States
0123
THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. IT IS
POSSIBLE A CHANGE?
M.-V. de la Torre-Prados, P. Lara-Dominguez,
J. Perez-Vacas, B. Ruíz-Gómez, C. TrujillanoFernández, J.-A. Lara-Muñoz, E. Camara-Sola,
T. Tsvetanova-Spasova, P. Nuevo-Ortega,
A. García-Alcántara, Málaga, Spain
0124
USE OF A SEVEN QUESTION CHECKLIST TO IMPROVE ICU WARD ROUND
RELIABILITY AND PATIENT SAFETY
L. Brodie, C. Wood, F. Mcilveney, M. Hawkins,
Stirling, United Kingdom
0125
INVESTIGATION INTO STANDARDS OF DISCHARGE SUMMARY COMPLETENESS
ON PATIENT TRANSFER FROM THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU) TO THE
GENERAL WARD
A. Skorko, G. Sivasubramaniam, V. Kakar,
P. Hopkins, London, United Kingdom
0126
DRUG-RELATED CRITICAL INCIDENTS IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT
J. Morrison, R. Wenstone, L. Cloherty, I. Welters,
Liverpool, United Kingdom
0127
THE ARTERIAL PRESSURE FLOW LOOP AS CONTINUOUS DEVICE TO ASSESS
VENTRICULAR-ARTERIAL COUPLING IN HIGH RISK PATIENTS
A. Le Gall, O. Passouant, M. Bucciero,
A. Mebazaa, E. Gayat, F. Vallée, Paris, France
0149
DRUG ADVERSE REACTIONS PROFILE IN ADULT ICU UNIT
L.M. Barbosa, R.S. Melo, I.M. Almeida,
M.C. Ribeiro, D.M. Carvalho, G.B. Moreno,
J. Arikava, São Paulo, Brazil
0128
RADIAL ARTERY APPLANATION TONOMETRY FOR NON INVASIVE CARDIAC
OUTPUT MEASUREMENT: A COMPARISON WITH INTERMITTENT PULMONARY
ARTERY THERMODILUTION IN PATIENTS AFTER CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY
J.Y. Wagner, H. Sarwari, M. Kubik, S. Kluge,
D.A. Reuter, B. Saugel, Hamburg, Germany
0150
HOSPITAL BED-DAY CONSUMPTION DUE TO COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED SEVERE
SEPSIS OR SEPTIC SHOCK IN ADULTS. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POPULATION –
BASED STUDY
L. Campins Bernadàs, J.C. Yebenes Reyes,
J.A. Mendez Barraza, A. Albis Guimet, M.D.C. De
la Torre Terron, J. Almirall Pujol, Mataró, Spain
0129
TRANSIENT STOP-FLOW ARM ARTERIAL-VENOUS EQUILIBRIUM PRESSURE
MEASUREMENT: DETERMINATION OF PRECISION OF THE TECHNIQUE
H.D. Aya, A. Rhodes, N. Fletcher, M. Grounds,
M. Cecconi, London, United Kingdom
0151
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA FILTER INSERTION AND
CLINICAL GOVERNANCE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
K. Sundararajan, D. Ncomanzi, M. Moss,
S. Edwards, Adelaide, Australia
A COMPARISON OF A STANDARD VS. MINIATURIZED ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC
SYSTEM IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HAEMODYNAMIC SHOCK
R. Rooplalsingh, P. McCanny, B. Marsh,
P. Diamond, F. Colreavy, Dublin, Ireland
0152
0130
ESTIMATION OF THE MEAN SYSTEMIC PRESSURE CORRECTED BY THE
PULMONARY PRESSURE TRANSMISSION INDEX
0153
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE MOST RELEVANT QUALITY INDICATORS IN THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF A QUALITY SYSTEM IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
M. García, R. Herrán, L. Tamayo, P. Enríquez,
J. Blanco, M. Gonzalez-Sagrado, Valladolid,
Spain
0131
V. Chhor, A. Lancelot, D. Pasero, M. Rienzo,
A. Follin, J. Chatelon, C. Lebard, B. Cholley,
D. Journois, R. Pirracchio, Paris, France
L. Zapata, P.A. Lopez-Garzon, J.C. SuarezMontero, J. Mancebo Cortes, Barcelona, Spain
0154
EFFECTIVENESS OF A RAPID RESPONSE SYSTEM FOLLOWING THE
INTRODUCTION OF AN OBSERVATION CHART
G. Radeschi, A. Mina, G. Berta, C. Di Pietrantonj,
F. Rubulotta, Turin, Italy, Alessandria, Italy,
0132
TISSUE DOPPLER IMAGING MYOCARDIAL PERFORMANCE INDEX AS A METHOD
TO EVALUATE LEFT VENTRICULAR DIASTOLIC AND SYSTOLIC FUNCTION IN ICU
PATIENTS
SKIN BLOOD FLOW ASSESSED BY LASER DOPPLER IN PATIENTS WITH SHOCK
0155
CONSUMPTION OF RESOURCES IN SEPTIC CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
J. Ruiz Moreno, E. González Marín, R. Corcuera
Romero de la Devesa, M.J. Esteve Paños,
N. Suárez Álvarez, M. Julia Mill, M. Moral
Guiteras, A. Artigas Raventós, Barcelona, Spain,
Sabadell, Spain
0133
G. Stringari, D. Orbegozo Cortes, L. Gottin,
D. De Backer, J. Creteur, J.L. Vincent, Brussels,
Belgium, Verona, Italy
CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR HEMODYNAMIC
MANAGEMENT – A PROSPECTIVE, OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
D. Schädler, C. Schuldt, A. Caliebe, S. D'Aria,
N. Schulz-Ruthenberg, T. Becher, G. Zick,
I. Frerichs, N. Weiler, M. Grünewald, Kiel,
Germany
0156
ICED OR ROOM TEMPERATURE SALINE FOR TRANSPULMONARY
THERMODILUTION MEASUREMENTS?
S. Grimmer, M. Sander, S. Wolf, Berlin, Germany
0157
INFLUENCE OF CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER SITE ON TRANSPULMONARY
THERMODILUTION PARAMETERS
S. Soussi, F. Sisso, A. Lenoire, R. Heidar,
M. Benyamina, V. Maurel, A. Ferry, A. Blet, B. Le
Cam, A. Mebazaa, M. Legrand, Paris, France
0158
EXTRAVASCULAR LUNG WATER AND PULMONARY VASCULAR PERMEABILITY
AS EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF POOR PROGNOSIS IN SEVERE BURN INJURY
R. Yanhong, B. Mittermüller, C. Gore,
B. Schaefer, G.C. Ihra, Beijing, China, Vienna,
Austria, London, United Kingdom
0159
EVALUATION OF INDEXES RELATED TO ISOVOLUMIC RELAXATION TIME IN
INTENSIVE CARE VENTILATED PATIENTS FOR ASSESSING LEFT VENTRICULAR
END-DIASTOLIC PRESSURE (EVA-PRESS): A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL
TRIAL
T. Morichau-Beauchant, F. Daviaud, A. Bouglé,
G. Geri, W. Bougouin, B. Champigneulle,
S. Spagnolo, P. Royer, F. Pene, J. Charpentier,
J.-D. Chiche, J.-P. Mira, A. Cariou, Paris, France
0160
IMPLEMENTATION OF A BEDSIDE ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY PROGRAM IN A NON
CARDIAC SECOND LEVEL ICU
D. Atzeni, M. Sanna, P. Madeddu, A. Farris,
G. Lai, S. Murru, P. Isoni, P. Castaldi, Cagliari,
Italy
0161
Poster Corner
SEPSIS CLINICAL MANAGEMENT I
 Chairs: Didier Payen de la Garanderie, Paris, France & Rupert Pearse, London, United Kingdom
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J. Marin-Corral, L. Claverias, V. Blazquez,
I. Leache, G. Moreno, M. Llaurado, M. Bodi,
S. Pascual, J. Gea, A. Rodriguez, Tarragona,
Spain, Barcelona, Spain
ANALYSIS OF CONTRIBUTING FACTORS ASSOCIATED TO RELATED PATIENTS
SAFETY INCIDENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE
Area Madrid
10:10 – 12:00
PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF BRACHIORADIALIS MUSCLE OXYGEN SATURATION
INDEX AND VASCULAR OCCLUSION TEST IN SEPTIC SHOCK PATIENTS
SEPSIS SIX: AUDIT, AWARENESS AND EDUCATION
C. Lynch, N. Williams, E. Dawe, Cardiff, United
Kingdom, Newport, United Kingdom
0134
IMMUNOSTIMULATION WITH INTERFERON GAMMA TO TREAT PERSISTENT
INFECTIONS IN ICU PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY
A.-C. Lukaszewicz, V. Faivre, D. Payen, Paris,
France
0135
DISTRIBUTION OF ESKAPE MICROORGANISMS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
SEPSIS/SEPTIC SHOCK. ONE YEAR SEPSIS UNIT EXPERIENCE
S. Sancho, F. Puchades, C. Hurtado,
J. Camarena, R. González, R. Zaragoza, Valencia,
Spain
0136
SEPSIS: THE FLUID CHALLENGE – VARIATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
HYPOTENSION IN 30 INTENSIVE CARE UNITS IN ENGLAND
K. Grailey, C. Peel, K. Eigener, S. Robert,
0137
SEPSIS RAPID RESPONSE TEAM: EFFECTS ON HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH
BACTEREMIA
E. Mantovani, V. Ferrari, A. Andreotti,
A. Verzelloni, M. Girardis, Modena, Italy
0138
COMPLEX THERAPY OF SEVERE SEPSIS WITH A COMBINATION OF
EXTRACORPOREAL TECHNIQUES IN PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY
M. Yaroustovsky, M. Abramyan, N. Krotenko,
M. Plyushch, D. Popov, E. Rogalskaya, Moscow,
Russian Federation
0140
PRO-ADRENOMEDULLIN, PROCALCITONIN, C-REACTIVE PROTEIN AS
PROGNOSTIC MARKERS OF MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SEPSIS
F. Valenzuela Sanchez, B. Valenzuela Méndez,
R. Bohollo de Austria, J.F. Rodríguez Gutierrez,
M.A. González García, M. Recuerda Núñez,
M. Jaen Franco, A. Estella, A. Jareño Chaumel,
Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, Seville, Spain
0141
Area Malaga
Poster Corner
CARDIOVASCULAR MONITORING
 Chairs: Bernard Cholley, Paris, France & Katia Donadello, Brussels, Belgium
10:10 – 12:00
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Area Las Palmas
PNEUMONIA
 Chairs: Laurent Papazian, Marseille, France & José Artur Paiva, Porto, Portugal
R. Lohse, M. Ibsen, J. Wiis, A. Perner,
M.B. Damholt, Copenhagen, Denmark
0179
CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
“PNEUMONIA ZERO” PROJECT
F. Alvarez Lerma, J. Alvarez, M. Sanchez,
M. Palomar, L. Lorente, F. Gordo, J.M. Añon,
R. Jam, R. García, S. Arias, M. VázquezCalatayud, Barcelona, Spain, Madrid, Spain,
Lleida, Spain, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain,
Cuenca, Spain, Sabadell, Spain, Bilbao, Spain,
Pamplona, Spain
0163
EFFECTIVENESS OF GRAM-STAINED SPUTUM SAMPLES OBTAINED
IMMEDIATELY AFTER INTUBATION TO GUIDE SELECTION OF ANTIMICROBIALS
N. Okuda, E. Nakataki, Y. Tsunano, M. Onodera,
M. Nishimura, Tokushima, Japan
0164
A BEDSIDE SCORING SYSTEM FOR THE RESISTANCE TO A LIMITED SPECTRUM
ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY IN 631 BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS WITH HOSPITALACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
A. Roquilly, F. Feuillet, Y. Launey, L. Thioliere,
R. Cinotti, N. Nesseler, B. Rozec, P. Seguin,
S. Lasocki, V. Sebille, K. Asehnoune, Nantes,
France, Rennes, France, Angers, France
0165
EARLY TREATMENT OF ATYPICAL BACTERIA DIAGNOSED BY PCR VIA
BRONCHO-ALVEOLAR LAVAGE IN VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA:
INCIDENCE AND IMPACT ON OUTCOMES
A.A. Elrakaiby, M.I. Mahmoud, A.M. Fayed,
T.H. Elbadawy, N.F. Hanafi, Alexandria, Egypt
0166
THE EFFECT OF SUBGLOTTIC SECRETION DRAINAGE FOR PREVENTING
VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA
A. Koker, S. Yosunkaya, F. Gok, I. Erayman,
A. Yosunkaya, Konya, Turkey
0167
TIMING OF RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH R. Avila, N. Carrizo, C. Zuchella, P. Cursio,
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
I. Ponzo, A. Fernandez, Santa Fe, Argentina
0185
RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION CAUSED BY ASPERGILLUS SPP. IN
CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
I. Dot Jordana, F. Alvarez-Lerma, P. Olaechea
Astigarraga, M. Palomar Martínez, M. Rodríguez
Carvajal, J.F. Machado Casas, M.D. Jimenez
Quintan, F. Esteve Urbano, J.C. Ballesteros
Herraez, E. Zabala Zegarra, Barcelona, Spain,
Galdakao, Spain, Lleida, Spain, Huelva, Spain,
Jaén, Spain, Granada, Spain, Hospitalet de
Llobregat, Spain, Salamanca, Spain
0168
TIMING OF CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPIES IN ACUTE KIDNEY
INJURY AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY
C. Hernandez-Caballero, A.I. Hurtado-Doce,
T.C. Barnes, D. Hall, London, United Kingdom
0186
LONGER CIRCUIT LIFESPAN ON PEDIATRIC CONTINUOUS RENAL
REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN HIGH RISK BLEEDING PATIENTS, ONLY CITRATE?
S. González, Y. Peña-López, L. Gil, L. Seidler,
J. Izquierdo, M. Pujol, J. Balcells, Barcelona,
Spain
0187
MYOGLOBYIN REMOVAL RATE OF SUPER HIGH FLUX MEMBRANE (EMIC2) IN
PATIENTS IN ICU. A CASE SERIES
M. Migliari, P. Fabbrini, R. Rona, M.R. Viganò,
A. Stella, A. Pesenti, Monza, Italy, Milan, Italy
0188
0169
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT DOSES IN CONTINUOUS VENO-VENOUS
HEMOFILTRATION ON PLASMA LACTATE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
L. Yong-Jun, O. Bin, C. Juan, M. Jie, H. Shun-Wei,
G. Xiang-Dong, Guangzhou, China
0189
N. Gadsby, T. Hellyer, R. Mcmullan, J. Mckenna,
T.S. Walsh, K. Templeton, A.J. Simpson,
A. Conway Morris, Edinburgh, United Kingdom,
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, Belfast,
United Kingdom, Cambridge, United Kingdom
K. Arvaniti, E. Mouloudi, P. Papamichalis,
E. Papadomichelakis, E. Aimoniotou,
M. Daganou, E. Paramithiotou, T. Giasnetsova,
F. Frageskaki, E. Antoniadou, P. Tasioudis,
M. Stougianni, T. Aslanidis, P. Myrianthefs,
Athens, Greece
0170
A. Sakagianni, E. Papadomichelakis, K. Arvaniti,
T. Aslanidis, E. Aimoniotou, C. Nikolaou,
A. Gavala, M. Karvouniaris, M. Daganou,
G. Vlachogianni, E. Mouloudi, P. Myrianthefs,
Athens, Greece
0171
C. Sánchez Ramírez, M. Cabrera Santana,
A. Hernández Viera, L. Caipe Balcazar, S. Hípola
Escalada, N. Sangil Monroy, A. Bordes Benitez,
P. Saavedra Santana, S. Ruiz Santana, Las
Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
0172
DOES THE IMPACT OF VAP STAFF EDUCATION DIFFERS BETWEEN 2 ICUS IN
ALEXANDRIA UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS?
A.M. Elmenshawy, T.H. Elbadawy, H.A.A. Abu
Khabar, S.F. Hafez, E.E.M.H. Ibrahim,
A.M. Fayed, Alexandria, Egypt
0173
INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
M. Ferrer, C. Cilloniz, A. Gabarrus, E. Polverino,
A. Liapikou, A. Torres, Barcelona, Spain, Athens,
Greece
0174
DO VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED EVENTS (VAE) PREDICT VENTILATOR
ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP)?
A.A. Havaldar, N. Rajagopalan, V. Gupta,
P.H. Manjunath, Bangalore, India
0175
ONE-YEAR OF SDD APPLICATION IN A TERTIARY-CARE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL:
IMPACT ON COLONOZATION AND NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS
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THE IMPACT OF CONNECTION TO SUSTAINED LOW EFFICIENCY DIALYSIS (SLED) W. Huber, S. Fuchs, A. Minning, B. Saugel,
ON TRANSPULMONARY THERMODILUTION (TPTD) AND PULSE CONTOUR
T. Lahmer, M. Messer, A. Beitz, B. Henschel,
ANALYSIS (PC) IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY (AKI)
C. Schwerdtfeger, S. Rasch, C. Schnappauf,
R.M. Schmid, Munich, Germany
0180
LONG TERM MORTALITY AND RISK OF END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE IN ACUTE
RRT PATIENTS COMPARED TO NON-DIALYSIS PATIENTS
R. Lohse, M.B. Damholt, J. Wiis, A. Perner,
M. Ibsen, Copenhagen, Denmark
0181
COMPARISON OF RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPIES IN AN INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT. AN INDIAN PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
M. Shafi, S. Jakkinaboina, T. Satish,
S. Mudigonda, T. Mohan Shankarji Maharaj,
Hyderabad, India, Secunderabad, India
0182
EVALUATING COAGULATION USING ROTATION THROMBOELASTOMETRY
(ROTEM) DURING CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY
T. Tsubo, E. Hashiba, H. Okawa, K. Hirota,
Hirosaki, Japan
0183
LONG-TERM OUTCOME IN SEPTIC SHOCK RELATED ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
REQUIRING CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPIES (CRRT)
G. Moreno-Gonzalez, J. Sabater-Riera,
P. Cardenas Campos, J. Ballus Noguera,
V. Corral Velez, J.M. Vazquez Reveron,
V. Gumucio, N. Betancur Zambrano, J.P. Pinseau,
X.L. Perez Fernandez, Barcelona, Spain
0184
Area Seville
Poster Corner
PERI-OPERATIVE HAEMODYNAMICS
 Chairs: Marius Terblanche, London, United Kingdom & Heleen Oudemans-van Straaten, Amsterdam, Netherlands
RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY
 Chairs: Ville Pettilä, Helsinki, Finland & Barbara Philips, London, United Kingdom
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LOWER MORTALITY IN ICU PATIENTS ON CHRONIC DIALYSIS THAN IN THOSE
REQUIRING DIALYSIS FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
0162
SECONDARY BACTEREMIA IN PATIENTS WITH VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED
PNEUMONIA: RESULTS OF A MULTICENTER STUDY IN GREEK ADULTS ICUS
10:10 – 12:00
0178
C. Bastida, A. Manzaneque, P. Amorós, D. Soy,
C. Codina, A. Torres, Barcelona, Spain
A MULTICENTER SURVEILLANCE OF VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA IN
GREEK ADULT ICUS: RATES, MORTALITY AND TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS
Area Oviedo
K. Poply, S. Schwartz, S. Lucena-Amaro,
S. Ramsey, M. Robinson, C.J. Kirwan,
J.R. Prowle, London, United Kingdom
SELECTIVE OROPHARYNGEAL DECONTAMINATION (SOD) IN INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT (ICU) PATIENTS IN A SETTING OF MULTIRESISTENT PSEUDOMONAS
AERUGINOSA
16S PAN-BACTERIAL PCR CAN ACCURATELY IDENTIFY PATIENTS WITH
VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA
MONDAY 29 september
10:10 – 12:00
FILTER LIFE AND ANTICOAGULATION USE IN A MIXED MEDICAL/SURGICAL/
TRAUMA ICU: A BASELINE ASSESSMENT
PHARMACOKINETICS OF ANTIBIOTICS DURING CONTINUOUS VENO-VENOUS
HEMODIALYSIS WITH REGIONAL CITRATE ANTICOAGULATION IN INTENSIVE
CARE UNITS
J. Fessler, C. Woloch, R. Pirracchio, E. Billaud,
D. Journois, C. Lebard, Paris, France
0176
PREVALENCE OF PRELOAD-DEPENDENCE RELATED HYPOTENSION DURING
INTERMITENT HEMODIALYSIS IN ICU
J.-C. Richard, L. Bitker, F. Bayle, G. Bourdin,
V. Leray, S. Debord, A. Stoian Cividjian, H. Yonis,
C. Guerin, Lyon, France
0177
10:10 – 12:00
POSITIVE EFFECT OF DEXMEDETOMIDINE ON HEMODYNAMICS DURING MAJOR
BURN SURGERY UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA
T. Lim, M.-G. Son, Y.-K. Lee, I.-S. Kwak, W. Chun,
K.-M. Kim, Hwaseong-si, Republic of Korea,,
Seoul, Republic of Korea
0190
COMPARISON THE HAEMODYNAMICS EFFECTS OF DEXMEDETOMIDINE AND
PROPOFOL IN PATIENTS AFTER MAJOR ABDOMINAL SURGERY
M. Chen, Z. Lin, Z. Jiang, J. Chen, X. Guan,
B. Ouyang, Guangzhou, China
0191
THE USEFULNESS OF THE LIMON METHOD OF INDOCYANINE GREEN
ELIMINATION MEASUREMENT DURING PERIOPERATIVE PERIOD FOR
PREDICTION AND EARLY DETECTION OF LIVER FAILURE
V. Baladrón, F.J. Redondo, D. Padilla, P. Villarejo,
R. Villazala, N. Bejarano, Puertollano, Spain,
Ciudad Real, Spain
0192
CENTRAL VENOUS OXYGEN SATURATION IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING MAJOR
SURGERY WITH TOTAL INTRAVENOUS ANESTHESIA
F.I.R.M. da Fonseca, A.H. Rezende, L.F. Falcão,
T.D. Corrêa, J.L.G. do Amaral, M.S.C. Assunção,
São Paulo, Brazil
0193
INTRAOPERATIVE FLUID OPTIMIZATION USING STROKE VOLUME VARIATION IN
GERIATRIC PATIENTS UNDERGOING MAJOR ABDOMINAL SURGERY
J.H. Woo, H.J. Baik, J.H. Kim, J.I. Han, Y.J. Kim,
Seoul, Republic of Korea
0194
IMPROVING NEUROLOGIC OUTCOME IN CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS WITH
A GOAL-ORIENTED THERAPY PROTOCOL BASED ON CEREBRAL REGIONAL
OXYGEN SATURATION
F. Franchi, B. Biagioli, A. Tabucchi, S. Scolletta,
Siena, Italy
0195
THE CUMULATIVE FLUID BALANCE DOES NOT REFLECT THE FLUID STATUS
OF INTENSIVE CARE PATIENTS – A SINGLE CENTER PROSPECTIVE ONE-YEAR
STUDY
M. Köster, S. Dennhardt, H.B. Hopf, Langen,
Germany
0196
PERIOPERATIVE HAEMODYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION BY OESOPHAGEAL DOPPLER
MONITORING IN ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIES – PRELIMINARY RESULTS
M. Ben Romdhane, A. Ben Souissi, I. Nefzi,
S. Kamoun, A. Riahi, W. Laaribi, M.S. Mebazaa,
Sidi Daoued, Tunisia
0197
IS THERE A NEED FOR PROLONGED ADMITTANCE TO A HIGH DEPENDENCY
UNIT AFTER SURGERY FOR RECTAL CANCER?
J. Betten, A.K. Ronness, B.H. Endreseth,
S. Tyvold, P. Klepstad, T. Nordseth, Trondheim,
Norway
0198
IMPLICATION OF PREOPERATIVE HYPOALBUMINEMIA AND ANEMIA:
PREDICTORS OF TRANSFUSION IN RADICAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR RENAL CELL
CARCINOMA
J.Y. Kim, K.M. Kim, Y.G. Kim, Seoul, Republic of
Korea
0199
ON- VS OFF-PUMP CABG: EFFECTS ON POSTOPERATIVE LACTATE, BASE
EXCESS AND PH OVER THE FIRST 24 HOURS IN INTENSIVE CARE
F. Chiarenza, C. Cassisi, F. Sanfilippo,
C. Santonocito, M. Astuto, S. George, M. Trivella,
D. Altman, D. Taggart, Catania, Italy, Oxford,
United Kingdom
0200
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Area Murcia
THE ACCURACY OF CARDIAC OUTPUT MEASUREMENT OBTAINED WITH THE
FOURTH GENERATION FLOTRAC-VIGILEO AND LIDCORAPID AT THE TIME OF
SYSTEMIC VASCULAR RESISTANCE VARIATION
T. Imabayashi, A. Matsunaga, S. Hagihara,
T. Yoshinaga-Shiramomo, M. Nagaoka,
M. Hasegawa-Moriyama, Y. Kanmura,
Kagoshima, Japan
0201
PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF PREOPERATIVE BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE PHASE
ANGLE ON HEMOTRANSFUSION AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY
D. Ringaitiene, D. Gineitytė, V. Vicka,
M. Balčiūnas, I. Norkiene, J. Sipylaite,
J. Ivaskevicius, Vilnius, Lithuania
DISTRIBUTION OF INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS OVER THE EXTRACELLULAR AND
INTRACELLULAR COMPARTMENTS IN POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOTHORACIC
PATIENTS TREATED AT THE ICU. TESTING THE STANDARD MODEL ON WATER
AND ELECTROLYTE DISTRIBUTION WITH POTASSIUM BALANCE ANALYSIS
L. Hessels, M. Hoekstra, A. Oude Lansink,
M.W. Nijsten, Groningen, Netherlands
RELATION OF HEMATOMA VOLUME AND INFLAMMATORY MARKERS
TO MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH SPONTANEOUS INTRACEREBRAL
HAEMORRHAGE
R. Huerta, A. Serrano, A. Mesejo, D. Aguillón,
L. Palacios, C. Sanchis, J.C. Sanchis,
J.M. Segura, M. Juan, J. Romero, Valencia, Spain
0223
INTRAVENOUS FIBRINOLYTIC THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE ISCHEMIC
STROKE
J.P. Valencia Quintero, M. Redondo-Orts, F. Pino
Sánchez, F. Guerrero López, P. Navarrete
Navarro, E. Fernández Mondéjar, Granada, Spain
0224
0202
INFLUENCE OF AGE, GENDER, STROKE SUB TYPE AND STROKE SEVERITY ON
LENGTH OF HOSPITAL STAY IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE STROKE
R. Deb, K.S. Reddy, M.I. Alam, S. Razvi, R. Paul,
R. Babu, R. Reddy, S. Kumar, S. Prabhakar,
Hyderabad, India
0225
0203
VALIDATION OF THE RECOGNITION OF STROKE IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM
(ROSIER) SCALE IN A KOREAN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
S. Lee, H. Doh, S. Lee, J. Seo, Goyangsi, Republic
of Korea
0226
SHORT TERM OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH HYPERGLYCEMIA AND ACUTE
STROKE
R. El-Sherif, A. Al-Weshahy, K.A.A. Selim,
A. Heikal, Cairo, Egypt
0227
J. Tsukuda, S. Fujitani, T. Naito, A. Sasaki,
Y. Kudo, H. Sakuma, M. Konno, R. Uchimido,
Urayasu, Japan
DIAGNOSTIC CAPABILITIES OF MEASURING THE TEMPERATURE OF THE BRAIN
WITH THE HELP OF RADIOTERMOSCOPY IN PATIENTS WITH STROKE
A. Butrov, D. Cheboksarov, O. Shevelev,
I. Privalova, Moscow, Russian Federation, Kursk,
Russian Federation
0228
0204
CLINICAL DIFFERENCES OF THE RAPID RESPONSE SYSTEM BETWEEN
PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE SURGICAL AND MEDICAL SERVICES
Y.J. Lee, H.J. Min, D.S. Lee, Y.Y. Choi, E.Y. Lee,
I. Song, Y.-J. Cho, K. Kim, S. Park, Seongnam,
Republic of Korea
EXPERIENCE OF DECOMPRESSIVE CRANIOTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC
STROKE AS A TREATMENT FOR LIFE-THREATENING BRAIN EDEMA
A. Gritsan, D. Kurnosov, N. Dovbysh,
A. Gazenkampf, P. Shnyakin, Krasnoyarsk,
Russian Federation
0229
0205
K. Cooke, J. Sonksen, Birmingham, United
Kingdom
0206
A. Raigal Caño, P. Sanchez Rodriguez, P. LopezReina, R. Gonzalez Gutierrez, J.M. García
Benassi, G. Alonso Gomez, Toledo, Spain
0230
EMERGENCY SURGICAL ADMISSIONS ADMITTED TO CRITICAL CARE: ARE WE
ADHERING TO GUIDELINES?
ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT IN ACUTE ISCHAEMIC STROKE: OUTCOME AND
COMPLICATIONS
WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF THE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM?
S. Nair, C. O'Connor, S. MacColgain, M. Donnelly,
N. Hayes, L. McGovern, Dublin, Ireland
0207
DYNAMICS OF THE CONCENTRATION OF URIC ACID IN THE CEREBROSPINAL
FLUID AND DEATH IN CEREBRAL STROKE
E. Oreshnikov, S. Oreshnikova, Cheboksary,
Russian Federation
0231
COMPARISON OF THE NATIONAL EARLY WARNING SCORE SYSTEM AGAINST
A SINGLE PARAMETER WARNING SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFICATION OF THE
DETERIORATING PATIENT
T.J.O. Atkinson, D. King, Southend-on-Sea,
United Kingdom
0208
UNSCHEDULED ADMISSIONS TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT – IDENTIFYING
INADEQUACIES THROUGHOUT THE PATIENT JOURNEY
P. Parulekar, E. Bodenham, V. Brown, V. Halai,
P. Anderson, Brighton, United Kingdom
0209
EVALUATION OF HFNC'S WASH OUT EFFECT; A COMPARISON OF OPEN- AND
CLOSED-MOUTH MODELS
0232
AN EVALUATION OF THE TIME DELAY FROM THE CLINICIANS DECISION TO
ADMIT TO CRITICAL CARE TO THE ACTUAL CRITICAL CARE ADMISSION TIME IN
THE UK
A.J. Parker, C.L. Johnstone, J.H.S. Littler,
J.M. Eddleston, Manchester, United Kingdom
0210
N. Nakamura, M. Kurota, T. Watanabe,
Y. Onodera, H. Suzuki, M. Nakane, K. Kawamae,
Yamagata, Japan
SEVERE CARDIOGENIC PULMONARY EDEMA TREATED BY NON-INVASIVE
VENTILATION: INCIDENCE AND IMPACT OF HYPERCAPNIA ON OUTCOME
0233
EARLY PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF SEVERITY FOR MULTIPLE TRAUMA PATIENTS
C. Allary, A. Follin, J. Reuter, R. Pirracchio,
D. Journois, Paris, France
0211
D. Contou, C. Fragnoli, A. Cordoba-Izquierdo,
F. Boissier, C. Brun-Buisson, A.W. Thille, Créteil,
France, Poitiers, France
HIGH TIDAL VOLUME IS ASSOCIATED WITH NIV FAILURE IN ACUTE HYPOXEMIC
RESPIRATORY FAILURE
G. Carteaux, T. Millán-Guilarte, N. De Prost,
K. Razazi, A.W. Thille, F. Schortgen, L. Brochard,
C. Brun-Buisson, A. Mekontso Dessap, Créteil,
France, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, Poitiers,
France, Toronto, Canada
0234
PREVALENCE AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LATE RESPIRATORY FAILURE
OF NON INVASIVE VENTILATION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RESPIRATORY
DISEASE
M. Fernandez, A. Lopez, J. Canovas, S. Botias,
L. Capilla, M. Alcazar, G. Quintanilla,
M.C. Lorente, J.A. Soler, A. Carrillo, Murcia,
Spain
0235
COMPARISON BETWEEN HIGH-FLOW DEVICES WITH ACTIVE OXYGEN
HUMIDIFICATION AND VENTILATION NOT INVASIVE IN HYPOXEMIC
RESPIRATORY FAILURE
J. Canovas, A. Lopez, M. Fernandez, L. Capilla,
S. Botias, M. Alcazar, A. Esquinas, L. Casado,
G. Quintanilla, A. Carrillo, Murcia, Spain
0236
FROM RAPID RESPONSE TEAMS TO ICU TRIAGE
 Chairs: Dermot Phelan, Dublin, Ireland & Samuel Ajizian, Winston Salem, United States
MONDAY 29 september
10:10 – 12:00
THE FEATURES OF RAPID RESPONSE SYSTEM IN UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS AND
MUNICIPAL HOSPITALS
NON INVASIVE VENTILATION
10:10 – 12:00
0212
AUDIT OF CRITICAL CARE REFERRALS IN ONE DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL
(DGH)
A. Myers, S. Vidgeon, London, United Kingdom
0213
EVALUATION OF SEVERITY IN ELDERLY CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS (ECIPS)
J. Ruiz Moreno, E. González Marín, R. Corcuera
Romero de la Devesa, M.J. Esteve Paños,
N. Suárez Álvarez, M. Julia Mill, M. Moral
Guiteras, N. Conesa Folch, M.J. Riba Ribalta,
S. Godayol Arias, Barcelona, Spain
0214
OUTCOME OF ELDERLY PEOPLE RECEIVING MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN ICU
A. Ortín, R. Jimenez, S. Rebollo, M. Galindo,
A. Fernandez, L. Herrera, A. Ojados, L. Tarraga,
Y. Bonilla, M. Contreras, Cartagena, Spain
0215
NON INVASIVE VENTILATION AND EARLY EXTUBATION IN CARDIAC SURGICAL
PATIENTS OVER 75 YEARS OLD
F. Ampatzidou, M. Sileli, C.-P. Koutsogiannidis,
A. Vlachou, K. Diplaris, A. Madesis, G. Drossos,
Thessaloniki, Greece
0237
CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES OF ELDERLY PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A
MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
H. Aguirre-Bermeo, P. Cueto, C. Rovira,
E. García, P. Garrido, J. Bergadà, F. RocheCampo, I. Vallverdú, Reus, Spain
0216
DOES IMMEDIATE INTUBATION OR DELAYED INTUBATION AFTER A NONINVASIVE VENTILATION TRIAL IS MORE BENEFICIAL IN PATIENTS DURING
POSTEXTUBATION RESPIRATORY FAILURE AFTER ABDOMINAL SURGERIES?
A. Ozensoy, Y.G. Gül, T. Akarsu Aydogdu,
A. Baysal, G. Korkmaz, M. Calim, Istanbul,
Turkey
0238
ADOLESCENTS IN A PICU: CURRENT TRENDS AND PERSPECTIVES ON
RESOURCE UTILIZATION
E. Vasilaki, E. Geromarkaki, S. Ilia,
D.M. Fitrolaki, T. Tavladaki, E. Blevrakis,
A.M. Spanaki, G. Briassoulis, Heraklion, Greece
0217
ACUTE EFFECTS OF CPAP VS BIPAP LOW OR HIGH INTENSITY IN PATIENTS
WITH STABLE SEVERE CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE
A.D.N.C. Nogueira, I.T. Takakura Guedes,
L.S. Marinho, R.D.S. Vasconcelos, R.P. Sales,
T.B. de Vasconcelos, S.M.M. Pontes,
C.R.M. Rodrigues Sobrinho, M.A. Holanda,
Fortaleza, Brazil
0239
Poster Corner
STROKE
 Chairs: Pedro Navarrete Navarro, Granada, Spain & Peter LeRoux, Philadelphia, United States
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DO PANDEMIC INFLUENZA SPECIFIC TRIAGING TOOLS PERFORM BETTER THAN B. Morton, L. Tang, R. Gale, M. Kelly,
CONVENTIONAL SEVERITY SCORES? A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
H. Robertson, K. Williams, M. Mogk, N. Robin,
I. Welters, Liverpool, United Kingdom, Chester,
United Kingdom, Giessen, Germany
Area Valencia
10:10 – 12:00
Area Vigo
 Chairs: Salvatore Maggiore, Rome, Italy & Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE ISCORE AND DRAGON SCORE IN INTRAVENOUS J.S. Lee, H.S. Choi, H.P. Hong, Y.G. Ko, D.S. Lim,
THROMBOLYSIS-TREATED ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKE PATIENTS
H.C. Chung, H.S. Sim, J.S. Choi, Seoul, Republic
of Korea
0218
CLEVIDIPINE IS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE FOR RAPID BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL
IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE NEUROLOGICAL INJURIES
K.H. Polderman, D. Bajus, J. Varon, Pittsburgh,
United States, Houston, United States
0219
BRAIN INJURY BIOMARKERS´ UTILITY AS A MORTALITY PREDICTOR IN
PATIENTS WITH SPONTANEOUS INTRACEREBRAL HAEMORRHAGE
A. Serrano, R. Huerta, A. Mesejo, D. Aguillón,
L. Palacios, C. Sanchis, M.L. Blasco,
J.M. Segura, M. Juan, A. Vargas, Valencia, Spain,
Ciudad Real, Spain
0220
INDUCED MILD HYPOTHERMIA FOR ISCHEMIC STROKE PATIENTS
A.E. Elnahrawy, A.Y. Alsisi, M.M. Khalaf,
H.S. Effat, Giza, Egypt, Cairo, Egypt
0221
CRITICAL CARE STROKE OUTCOMES – NOT AS BAD AS YOU MAY THINK
M. Georgieva, R. Simister, M. Smith, B. Geerts,
D. Brealey, London, United Kingdom
0222
NON INVASIVE VENTILATION INSIDE THE CATH LAB CAN BE AN EFFECTIVE AND P. Verissimo, K.T. Timenetsky, E. Colucci,
SAFE ALTERNATIVE FOR PATIENTS WITH ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE
L.H.G. Rodrigues, D.M. May, R.A. Caserta, São
Paulo, Brazil
0240
COMPARISON OF THE ALVEOLAR RECRUITING EFFECT BETWEEN NONINVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION AND OPTIFLOW®
G. Besch, Y. Barrande, B. Barrucand,
D. Ferreira, E. Samain, F. Stéphan, S. Pili-Floury,
Besançon, France, Le Plessis-Robinson, France
0241
EFFECTIVENESS OF NON INVASIVE VENTILATION IN THE PREVENTION OF
POST-EXTUBATION RESPIRATORY FAILURE
J. Canovas, A. Lopez, M. Fernandez, L. Capilla,
S. Botias, M. Alcazar, A. Ramos, C. Lola,
A. Carrillo, M.A. Fernandez, Murcia, Spain
0242
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Area Tenerife
ROOM Barcelona
Clinical Challenges Session
0243
H.G. Ben Ghezala, A. Hamdouni, Zaghouan,
Tunisia
0244
Area Alicante
14:00 – 15:50
HOW DO I TREAT PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ARDS?
 Chair: Luciano Gattinoni, Milan, Italy
11:10 – 12:00
310 Alain Mercat, Angers, France
Presentation
ROOM Vienna
Poster Corner
ETHICS IN THE ICU I
 Chairs: Christiane Hartog, Jena, Germany & Charles Sprung, Jerusalem, Israel
HOW DO I MANAGE THERAPEUTIC CONFLICTS IN HAEMODYNAMICALLY UNSTABLE
PATIENTS?
LIFE SUPPORT TREATMENTS (LST) LIMITATION AT ICU ADMISSION: RESULTS
OF A NATIONAL MULTICENTER SURVEY
O. Rubio, S. Cano, A. Arnau, J.M. Sánchez,
I. Saralegui-Reta, R. Poyo, P. Monedero,
M. Fernandez-Vivas, S. Altaba, C. Guía,
R. Fernandez, Manresa, Spain, Barcelona, Spain,
Vitoria, Spain, Mallorca, Spain, Navarra, Spain,
Murcia, Spain, Castellón, Spain, Sabadell, Spain
0245
A FOUR-YEAR PROSPECTIVE AUDIT OF END OF LIFE PRACTICES IN AN INDIAN
CANCER HOSPITAL ICU
S.N. Myatra, J.V. Divatia, Mumbai, India
0246
INTENSIVE CARE PHYSICIANS' ATTITUDES TOWARDS END-OF-LIFE DECISIONS: A.J. Nieuwenhof, A.R.J. Girbes, Enschede,
A EUROPEAN SURVEY
Netherlands, Amsterdam, Netherlands
0247
ATTITUDES OF PHYSICIANS TOWARD WITHHOLDING AND WITHDRAWAL OF
LIFE-SUSTAINING TREATMENTS IN ASIAN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS
J. Phua, G.M. Joynt, M. Nishimura, Y. Deng,
S.N. Myatra, Y.H. Chan, N.G. Binh, C.C. Tan,
M.O. Faruq, Y. Arabi, B. Wahjuprajitno, S.F. Liu,
S.M.R. Hashemian, W. Kashif, D. Staworn,
J.E.M. Palo, Y. Koh, Singapore, Singapore, Hong
Kong, Hong Kong, China, Tokushima, Japan,
Chengdu, China, Mumbai, India, Hanoi, Viet Nam,
Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Dhaka, Bangladesh,
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Surabaya, Indonesia,
Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Province of China, Tehran,
Iran, Islamic Republic of, Karachi, Pakistan,
Bangkok, Thailand, Pasig, Philippines, Seoul,
Republic of Korea
0248
LIVE SUPPORT THERAPY LIMITATION PRACTICES IN SPAIN
A. Sandiumenge, M. Llaurado-Serra, N. Masnou,
E. Oliver, M. Ibáñez, M.D. Bosque, M. López,
M. Badia, M. Jurado, E. Navas, G. Miró, B. Cancio,
J. Twose, P. López, M. Bodí, Tarragona, Spain,
Barcelona, Spain, Tortosa, Spain, Vic, Spain,
Lleida, Spain, Terrassa, Spain, Mataró, Spain
0249
'MAKING SENSE' OF LIFE AND DEATH: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL EXPLORATION
OF FAMILIES END OF LIFE EXPERIENCES IN INTENSIVE CARE
M. Coombs, A. Richardson, Wellington, New
Zealand, Southampton, United Kingdom
0250
APPLICABILITY OF ADVANCE DIRECTIVES IN THE ICU – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
OF PHYSICIANS' AND PROXIES' ASSESSMENTS
N. Leder, D. Schwarzkopf, M. Brauer,
U. Skorsetz, H. Hoyer, C. Hartog, Jena, Germany
0251
PATIENTS' AND RELATIVES' KNOWLEDGE, INTERESTS AND DISCUSSION
ABOUT ADVANCE CARE PLANNING
F. Gigon, P. Merlani, B. Ricou, Geneva,
Switzerland
0252
THE MEDICAL EMERGENCY TEAM'S ROLE IN END-OF-LIFE CARE
L. Proença, A.O. Gomes, R. Silva, I. Aragão,
G. Campello, Porto, Portugal
0253
WE SAY WE CARE FOR THE DYING, BUT (HOW) DO WE REALLY CARE?
J. Epker, E.J.O. Kompanje, Rotterdam,
Netherlands
0254
END OF LIFE CARE IN CRITICALLY ILL CANCER PATIENTS ON THE ICU:
PREDICTORS AND OUTCOMES
N. Desai, S. Miller, J. Droney, A. King,
N. Pattison, P. Farquhar-Smith, P. Gruber,
0255
AREAS OF UNCERTAINTY AND DIFFERENCE IN ATTITUDES ABOUT END OF LIFE
NURSING CARE PRACTICES: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON
M. Coombs, R. Tester, S. Donovan, K. deVries,
P. Fulbrook, Wellington, New Zealand, Brisbane,
Australia
0256
IS IT ETHICAL TO USE NON-INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION (NIMV)
IN PATIENTS CONSIDERED AS TO BE UNDER LIMITATION OF THERAPEUTIC
EFFORTS (LTE)?
E. del Campo Molina, M.N. Parias Ángel,
F. García Delgado, R. Artacho Ruíz, J.A. Guzmán
Pérez, E. Fernández Romero, F. Caballero Güeto,
Córdoba, Spain, Ciudad Real, Spain
0257
 Chair: Pierre Squara, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
11:10 – 12:00
259 Azriel Perel, Tel Aviv, Israel
Presentation
ROOM Berlin
HOW TO USE BIOMARKERS WISELY IN SEPSIS?
 Chair: Claude Martin, Marseille, France
11:10 – 12:00
305 Ignacio Martin-Loeches, Dublin, Ireland
Presentation
ROOM Athens
HOW DO I MANAGE DIFFICULT WEANING?
 Chair: Nicolo Patroniti, Lissone, Italy
11:10 – 12:00
311 Laurent Brochard, Toronto, Canada
Presentation
ROOM RomE
HOW DO I MANAGE THE SAH PATIENT IN THE ICU?
11:10 – 12:00
MONDAY 29 september
 Chair: Martin Smith, London, United Kingdom
274 Giuseppe Citerio, Monza, Italy
Presentation
ROOM Stockholm
HOW TO REDUCE THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS WITHOUT KILLING MY PATIENT?
 Chair: Jean Carlet, Paris, France
11:10 – 12:00
266 Christian Brun-Buisson, Créteil, France
Presentation
ROOM Geneva
HOW DO I CARE FOR THE PATIENT IN PRONE POSITION?
 Chair: Sonia Labeau, Ghent, Belgium
11:10 – 12:00
288 Julie Benbenishty, Jerusalem, Israel
Presentation
ROOM Paris
HOW DO I OPTIMISE ENTERAL FEEDING?
 Chair: Sonja Fruhwald, Graz, Austria
11:10 – 12:00
678 Pierre Singer, Petah Tiqva, Israel
Presentation
ROOM Glasgow
ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY IN THE CRITICALLY ILL SURGICAL PATIENT
 Chair: Michael Sander, Berlin, Germany
11:10 – 12:00
281 Christian Von Heymann, Berlin, Germany
Presentation
ROOM Amsterdam
HOW DO I MANAGE SPINAL CORD INJURY?
 Chair: Fabio Silvio Taccone, Brussels, Belgium
11:10 – 12:00
Area Bilbao
309 Marc Léone, Marseille, France
Presentation
NEXT Lounge
Thematic Session
INADEQUATE ICU-ADMISSIONS IN A UNIVERSITY MEDICAL-CENTER – ONE YEAR J. Borch, K. Bangert, S. Ferahli, S.A. Braune,
PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
S. Kluge, Hamburg, Germany
ORGANISATION & DELIVERY OF ICU CARE
WORKLOADS (WL) EVALUATION IN CRITICALLY ILL PACIENTS (CIP) ACCORDING
TO THE NEEDS OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION (MV)
J. Ruiz Moreno, M.J. Esteve Paños, E. González
Marín, N. Suárez Álvarez, M. Moral Guiteras,
S. Godayol Arias, M. Julia Mill, R. Corcuera
Romero de la Devesa, Barcelona, Spain
0259
CORRELATION ANALYSIS OF NORTH AMERICAN NURSING DIAGNOSIS
ASSOCIATION TO DIAGNOSIS RELATED GROUPS IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
J. Ruiz Moreno, M.J. Esteve Paños, M. Julia Mill,
E. González Marín, M. Moral Guiteras, N. Conesa
Folch, M.J. Riba Ribalta, R. Corcuera Romero de
la Devesa, A. Cruz Oliveras, Barcelona, Spain
0260
ACUTE EFFECTS OF NOISE REDUCTION ON THE CLINICAL EVOLUTION OF
MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS
C. Domínguez, L. Carrasco, C. Subira, M. Mateu,
R. Fernández, Manresa, Spain
0261
HOSPITAL STAY PRIOR TO ICU ADMISSION: EFFECT ON MORTALITY AND
LENGTH OF STAY
M.E. Sinnott, N. Lucas, P. Morgan, Redhill,
United Kingdom
0262
PATIENTS WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WHO RECEIVE CARE IN THE
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OBSERVATION UNIT DO NOT RESULT IN WORSE
OUTCOMES THAN THOSE TREATED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
J. Rubio Quiñones, J.A. Rubio Mateo-Sidron,
R. Sierra Camerino, B. Hernandez Alonso,
A. Gordillo Brenes, Cadiz, Spain, Badajoz, Spain
0263
 Chair: Nadia Aissaoui, Paris, France
11:15 – 12:00
Turbidity: Making fluids clear!
NEXT Lounge
Thematic Session
Djillali Annane, Garches, France
NEXT – EXPERTS IN THE HOT SEAT
 Chair: Bernardo Bollen Pinto, London, United Kingdom
14:00 – 14:50
My wild dream for Intensive Care is…
Jean-Louis Vincent, Brussels, Belgium
Mervyn Singer, London, United Kingdom
123 = Voting presentation ID
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0258
 Chairs: Akos Csomos, Budapest, Hungary & Jerry Nolan, Bath, United Kingdom
14:00 – 15:50
NEXT – MEET THE EXPERT
Poster Corner
MONDAY 29 september
PRACTICE OF NON INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN A NEW TUNISIAN
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
N. Martinez Sanz, S. Alcántara Carmona,
M. Perez Redondo, B. Lobo Valbuena,
I. Fernández Simón, J. Palamidessi Dominguez,
R. Fernández Rivas, A. Pérez Lucendo, L. Pérez
Pérez, M. Valdivia de la Fuente, J.J. Rubio
Muñoz, P. Galdós Anuncibay, Madrid, Spain
EXPERIENCE WITH HIGH FLOW NASAL CANNULA IN AN ADULT INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT
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G. Palepu, K.P. Mulavisala, J.M. Ganshyam,
S. Srinivas, N. Ravindra, P. Sudhir, K. Subba
Reddy, S. Sudeep, G. Manam, R. Chandana,
C. Ravi, S. Mohan, Hyderabad, India
0264
AN AUDIT OF POST RESUSCITATION CARE ON THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
C.J. Thorne, J. Cheshire, A. Bell, L. Jones,
G.D. Perkins, Birmingham, United Kingdom
0265
PREOPERATIVE ACTIVITY OF DAILY LIVING (ADL) DOES NOT CORRELATE WITH
PREOPERATIVE COGNITIVE FUNCTION, BUT DECLINES IN ASSOCIATION WITH
POSTOPERATIVE DELIRIUM
U. Guenther, N. Theuerkauf, K. Brimmers,
R. Malik, S. Stori, J. Popp, C. Putensen, Bonn,
Germany, Prilly, Switzerland
0266
RE-LOCATION OF A CRITICAL CARE UNIT – SPECIFIC CHALLENGES AND
PATIENT OUTCOMES
R.A. O'Leary, C. O'Loughlin, B. Marsh, Dublin,
Ireland
0267
SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEPRIVATION MAY BE INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH
MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH MAJOR BURN INJURIES ADMITTED TO THE
BURNS INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
O.H. Clancy, J.S. Heng, I. Jones, J. Atkins,
A. Williams, J. Leon-Villapalos, M.P. Vizcaychipi,
0268
NO EXTRAORDINARY-LIFE-SUPPORT-MEASURES ORDER (ELSM) IN POSTICU
PATIENTS: HIDDEN NO ELSM ORDER
P. Martinez-Lopez, M. Nieto-Gonzalez, J. PerezVacas, C. Reina-Artacho, Malaga, Spain
0269
INFECTION CONTROL IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVES IMPACT ON MORTALITY RATE N. Butskhrikidze, M. Geleishvili, V. Kaloiani,
AND LENGTH OF STAY (LOS) IN ICU
N. Kvachadze, Tbilisi, Georgia, Bad Rothenfelde,
Germany
UPTAKE AND IMPACT OF SMART INFUSION PUMP TECHNOLOGY IN A
CARDIOTHORACIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT THREE YEARS ON FROM ITS
IMPLEMENTATION
EVALUATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUTRITIONAL INTAKE AND
FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE MEASURE IN THE CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
Poster Corner
MONDAY 29 september
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SEPSIS BIOMARKERS
SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO INFECTIONS IN PATIENTS ADMITTED X. Nuvials, M. Palomar, F. Alvarez-Lerma,
TO ICU. PATIENT- RELATED RISK FACTORS. 2013 ENVIN-HELICS REGISTRY DATA P. Olaechea, S. Uriona, M.P. Gracia, I. Seijas,
A. Colomar, E. Yuste, A. Arenzana, Lleida, Spain,
Barcelona, Spain, Galdakao, Spain, Barakaldo,
Spain, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, Granada,
Spain, Sevilla, Spain
0287
PROCALCITONIN CLEARANCE CORRELATES WITH MAJOR COMPLICATIONS IN
POSTOPERATIVE PERITONITIS
A. Benítez-Cano, E. Samsó, M. Sadurní,
S. Beltrán de Heredia, I. Ramos, L. Aguilera,
L. Moltó, J.C. Álvarez, C. García Bernedo,
Barcelona, Spain
0288
MONOCYTE SUBSET DISTRIBUTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH MORTALITY OF
W.S. Speidl, K.A. Krychtiuk, M. Lenz,
L. Wutzlhofer, G. Maurer, G. Heinz, J. Wojta,
Vienna, Austria
0289
PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF PENTRAXIN-3 LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
SEPSIS
S. Hamed, M. Behnes, S. Lang, D. Lepiorz,
D. Pauly, F. Trinkmann, M. Borggrefe,
U. Hoffmann, Mannheim, Germany
0290
0270
0271
FIBRINOGEN AT ADMISSION IS AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF MORTALITY IN M.F. Azfar, M.F. Khan, S.M. Khurshid, Riyadh,
SEVERE SEPSIS AND SEPTICSHOCK IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
Saudi Arabia
0291
S. Shah, A. Fischer, D. Hunter, London, United
Kingdom
0272
I. Tsangaris, A. Marioli, D. Konstantonis,
M. Koupetori, M. Raftogiannis, S. Apollonatou,
N. Antonakos, E. Vrigkou, K. Ouranos,
D. Elaiopoulos, A. Strilakou, A. Armaganidis,
Athens, Greece
0292
I. de Brito-Ashurst, S. Cooke, I. Young, London,
United Kingdom
CHANGES OF MONOCYTE TREM-1 EXPRESSION AND OUTCOME IN HUMAN
SEPSIS
ASSOCIATION OF TNFα, NOD2/CARD15 AND LBP GENE POLYMORPHISMS WITH
SEPSIS IN CROATIAN POPULATION
G. Cavrić, T. Catela Ivković, M. Jokić,
S. Kapitanović, Zagreb, Croatia
0293
FREE IMMUNOGLOBULIN LIGHT CHAIN CONCENTRATIONS, RATIOS AND
OUTCOMES IN CRITICALLY ILL ADULTS WITH SEPSIS: A COHORT STUDY
M. Shankar-Hari, L. Assi, R. Beale, J. Spencer,
Birmingham, United Kingdom
0294
INDUCTION AND REPRESSION EFFECTS OF HEAT SHOCK (HS) AND LPS AND
MODULATORY EFFECTS OF GLUTAMINE ON BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS
-HSPROTEIN-72 FROM ICU PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SEPSIS, TRAUMA AND
HEALTHY CONTROLS
E. Briassouli, M. Tzanoudaki, G. Daikos,
K. Vardas, M. Kanariou, C. Routsi, S. Nanas,
G. Briassoulis, Athens, Greece, Heraklion,
Greece
0295
NEUTROPHILIC CD64 AND MONOCYTIC HLA-DR IN DIAGNOSIS, MONITORING
AND PROGNOSTICATION OF NEONATAL SEPSIS
R. Pradhan, P. Jain, A. Paria, N. Warner,
A.K. Singh, M. Chatterjee, Kolkata, India,
Gurgaon, India, San Jose, United States
0296
LYMPHOCYTE SUBSETS COUNT IN BLOOD AS TOOL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF SEVERE
SEPSIS
L. Nogales, A. Avila, F. Bobillo, V. Iglesias,
N.F. Villanueva, R. Cicuendez, A. Bueno,
L. Parra, F. Gandía, M.F. Muñoz, R. Almansa,
L. Rico, M. Nocito, J.F. Bermejo, D. Andaluz,
Valladolid, Spain
0297
IS PRESEPSIN A NEW RELIABLE BIOMARKER FOR INFECTION IN TRAUMA
PATIENTS? OUR EXPERIENCE
E. Russo, S. Vitali, G. Gambale, R. Dorizzi,
G. Scognamiglio, G. Amadori, M.F. Pedna,
M. Sparacino, L. Portolani, A. Rasi, V. Sambri,
Cesena, Italy, Ferrara, Italy
0298
B CELLS WITH BOTH SURFACE KAPPA AND LAMBDA LIGHT CHAINS ARE
PRESENT IN THE CIRCULATION IN ICU PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS AND THEIR
FREQUENCY CORRELATES WITH FREE LIGHT CHAIN CONCENTRATIONS IN
SERUM
M. Shankar-Hari, R. Tahir, L. Assi, R. Beale,
M. Singer, J. Spencer, London, United Kingdom,
Birmingham, United Kingdom
0299
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CATECHOLAMINE DOSE, TACHYCARDIA AND
OUTCOME IN SEPTIC SHOCK: A MULTICENTRE EVALUATION
R. Domizi, S. Calcinaro, C. Beilstein, C. Boerma,
J.-D. Chiche, A. D'Egidio, E. Damiani, A. Donati,
M.P. Madden, D. McAuley, A. Morelli, P. Royer,
M. Shankar-Hari, N. Wickboldt, P. Zolfaghari,
Leeuwarden, New Caledonia, Paris, France,
Rome, Italy, Ancona, Italy, Belfast, Ireland
0300
14:00 – 15:50
OPTIMISATION OF NUTRITION PRACTICES
 Chair: Sergio Ruiz Santana, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain & Annika Reintam Blaser, Tarlu, Estonia
14:00 – 15:50
Poster Corner
ANALYSING THE EFFECT OF GUIDANCE AND EDUCATION ON ENTERAL
NUTRITION INTERRUPTION
I.R. Barker, E. Segaran, A. Hartle, London,
United Kingdom
0273
ENERGY REQUIREMENTS IN SIRS, SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK. ( PRELIMINARY
STUDY)
O. Chrysou, I. Rodini, C. Nakou, M. Bitzani,
Thessaloniki, Greece
0274
EARLY LACTATE AND GLUCOSE LEVELS AND SUBSEQUENT LIVER FAILURE
AND MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
E. de Felice, L. Woittiez, F. Schierenbeck,
A. Oude Lansink, J. Bakker, M.W. Nijsten,
Groningen, Netherlands, Stockholm, Sweden,
Rotterdam, Netherlands
0275
ENERGY EXPENDITURE IN CRITICALLY ILL MECHANICALLY VENTILATED
PATIENTS CAN BE ACCURATELY CALCULATED FROM MEAN 24-H VENTILATORDERIVED VCO2 AND NUTRITIONAL RQ
S.N. Stapel, P.J.M. Weijs, H.M. Oudemans-van
Straaten, Amsterdam, Netherlands
0276
COMPARISON OF RESTING ENERGY EXPENDITURE ESTIMATED USING
PREDICTIVE EQUATIONS AND MEASURED USING INDIRECT CALORIMETRY IN
M.L. Rousing, M.H. Simonsen, S. Andreassen,
U. Pielmeier, J.-C. Preiser, Aalborg, Denmark,
Brussels, Belgium
0277
A MODEL OF CHANGES IN ENERGY EXPENDITURE TO SPECIFY DAILY CALORIC
INTAKE TARGETS IN SEPSIS AND TRAUMA PATIENTS
U. Pielmeier, M.L. Rousing, S. Andreassen,
Aalborg, Denmark
0279
A PRECISE ESTIMATION OF CALORIC NEEDS OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE
CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS TO PREVENT OVERFEEDING AND UNDERFEEDING
M. Theilla, I. Ben David, P. Singer, Petah Tikva,
Israel, Petahi Tikva, Israel
0280
ANALYSIS OF NUTRITIONAL PRACTICES AND ASSOCIATED OUTCOMES IN
PATIENTS RECEIVING VASOPRESSORS. A STUDY OF THE CALNUCI (CALIDAD DE
NUTRICIÓN EN LA UCI) WORKING GROUP
C.I. Loudet, L.I. Tumino, M.C. Marchena,
R. Gimbernat, M.L. Cabana, G. Capurro,
P. Astegiano, M.A. Velásquez, M. Casanova,
M.C. Roth, G. Roda, P. Okurzati, Y. Balmaceda,
J. Rodríguez Bugueiro, E. Estenssoro, La
Plata, Argentina, San Juan, Argentina, Jujuy,
Argentina, Mar del Plata, Argentina, Santa Fe,
Argentina, Florencio Varela, Argentina, Merlo,
Argentina, Ramos Mejía, Argentina
0281
NUTRITIONAL OUTCOMES IN THE MEDICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
H. Bektas, G. Yigit, S. Korkmaz, E. Coban,
E. Terzioglu, Antalya, Turkey
0282
PREDICTION OF PROTEIN CATABOLISM WITHOUT USING 24-HOUR URINE
COLLECTION UREA NITROGEN EXCRETION IN CRITICAL ILL PATIENTS
B.G. González Carmona, E. Monares, J. Aguirre,
J. Franco, N. Bernal, F. George, Mexico, Mexico
0283
WHICH NUTRITION SCREENING TOOL FOR THE ELDERLY CRITICALLY ILL
PATIENT?
S. Tripathy, Bhubaneswar, India
0284
CURRENT STATUS OF STUDIES IN THE WORLD ABOUT OPTIMAL COMPOSITION
OF THE AMINO ACID AND PROTEIN FOR ICU PATIENTS: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
T. Takahiko, Y. Tomoaki, Y. Masataka, N. Masaji,
Nankoku, Japan, Tokushima, Japan
0285
NUTRITION CARE OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH LEUKEMIA: A
RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW
K.N. MacEachern, A.P. Kraguljac, S. Mehta,
Toronto, Canada
0286
Area Granada
Poster Corner
MONDAY 29 september
Area Cadiz
Area Cartagena
 Chairs: Tom van der Poll, Amsterdam, Netherlands & Djillali Annane, Garches, France
APPLICATION OF A CONTINUOUS INTRAVASCULAR BLOOD GLUCOSE SENSOR
TO A MICU PATIENT POPULATION
CLINICAL EVALUATION IN ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE
 Chairs: Nadia Aissaoui, Paris, France & Samir Jaber, Montpellier, France
14:00 – 15:50
PHYSIOLOGICAL SCORE SIPF (SHOCK INDEX AND HYPOXEMIA) AN ACCURATE
PREDICTOR OF ICU ADMISSION IN COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
L. Palacios Gamir, F. Sanz, A. Vargas Atehortua,
D. Aguillon, R. Huerta Bravo, J. Blanquer Olivas,
Valencia, Spain
0301
ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME IN ADMITTED PATIENTS WITH
COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
J. Moises, J.R. Badia, M. Ferrer, A. Gabarrus,
E. Polverino, J. Sellares, R. Amaro, A. Torres,
Barcelona, Spain
0302
DIFFERENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH MILD ACUTE
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME DUE TO COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED
PNEUMONIA ADMITTED TO ICU
A. Vargas Atehortua, F. Sanz, L. Palacios Gamir,
R. Huerta Bravo, Valencia, Spain
0303
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0304
INCIDENCE, RISK FACTORS AND OUTCOME OF TRANSFUSION-RELATED ACUTE H.D. Mulder, Q.J. Augustijn, J.B.M. van Woensel,
LUNG INJURY IN CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
A.P. Bos, N.P. Juffermans, R.M. Wösten-van
Asperen, Amsterdam, Netherlands
0305
COPD: NEW TOOLS…NEW RULES? PILOT STUDY OF NEW BODE INDEX AND ITS
IMPORTANCE ON COPD ADMISSION IN THE ICU
C.L. Sanz Sanz, R. Carreño Ponfil, V. Benitez
Ferreiro, J.L. Flordelís Lasierra, J. Álvarez
Rodríguez, J. Rebollo Ferreiro, Leganés, Spain,
Fuenlabrada, Spain
0306
CRITICAL ASTHMA SYNDROME: IDENTIFY TO TREAT!
M. Seidi, C. Guimarães, F. Barros, V. Fonseca,
M. Irimia, A. Ramos, Cascais, Portugal
0307
MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN CRITICALLY ILL PREGNANT WOMEN
S.E. Lapinsky, K. Austin, S. Mehta, Toronto,
Canada
0308
ANALYSIS OF THE MORTALITY IN UCI OF THE PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC
SURGERY WITH NEED OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION MORE THAN 24 HOURS
M. Fernández-Zamora, M. Martínez-González,
J. Barrueco-Francioni, A. Herruzo-Avilés,
A. Sánchez-Rodríguez, R. Rivera-Fernández,
G. Quesada, Málaga, Spain, Sevilla, Spain, Cádiz,
Spain
0309
EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VAP TREATMENT BASED ON DYNAMIC
ASSESSMENT OF THE SCALE AND CPIS C-REACTIVE PROTEIN IN PATIENTS
WITH STROKE
A. Gritsan, N. Dovbysh, G. Gritsan,
A. Gazenkampf, D. Kurnosov, Krasnoyarsk,
Russian Federation
0310
INCIDENCE AND USE OF PREVENTION STRATEGIES FOR VENTILATOR
ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA IN A TERTIARY CARE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN INDIA
S. Dixit, K. Borawake, K. Khatib, R. Raikar, Pune,
India
0311
HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATORY VENTILATION IN SEVERE ACUTE
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME: OUTCOME PREDICTORS FROM ANALYSIS
OF TEN YEARS OF TREATMENT
P. Carmona Sanchez, R. Diaz Pernalete,
M. Echeverria Leon, M.D. Bautista Rodriguez,
I. Durban Garcia, J.M. Serrano Simon, Cordoba,
Spain
0312
VARIATION IN NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKER USE IN A RANDOMIZED
CONTROLLED TRIAL OF HIGH-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION
S. Mehta, M. Meade, J.O. Friedrich, Q. Zhou,
T.J. Iwashyna, F. Lamontagne, K. Bosma,
L. Burry, P. Park, A. Arroliga, J. Dionne,
G. Dominguez-Cherit, D. Foster, R. Hall,
S. Hanna, A. Matte, Y. Skrobik, O. Smith,
R. Taneja, N.D. Ferguson, Toronto, Canada,
Hamilton, Canada, Ann Arbor, United States,
Sherbrooke, Canada, London, Canada, College
Station, United States, Mexico, Mexico,
Vancouver, Canada, Halifax, Canada, Montreal,
Canada
0313
A. Sugiura, Z. Laksman, S. Lapinsky, S. Mehta,
Toronto, Canada
0314
RISK FACTORS FOR TRAUMA-INDUCED ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
M. Eriksson, O. Brattström, J. Mårtensson,
E. Larsson, A. Oldner, Stockholm, Sweden
0315
THE THROMBOELASTOGRAPHY IN ACUTE TRAUMATIC COAGULOPHATY
A. Spasiano, C. Barbarino, C. Artico, F. Stefani,
C. Benedetti, D. Rufolo, T. Dogareschi,
E. Carchietti, G. Della Rocca, Udine, Italy
0316
ANTICOAGULATION AND ANTIPLATELET AGENTS DO NOT WORSEN TRAUMATIC C. Kavanagh, J. Bander, W.L. Wahl, Ann Arbor,
BRAIN INJURY OUTCOMES AFTER LOW LEVEL FALLS IN THE ELDERLY
United States
0317
CHEST WALL TRAUMA IN A UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE
P.J. Gillen, K. Sharpe, Plymouth, United Kingdom
0318
RESOURCES UTILIZATION AND OUTCOMES OF SEVERE TRAUMA IN SPANISH
ICUS. RETRAUCI PROJECT. PILOT PHASE
M. Chico Fernández, J.J. Egea Guerrero,
J.F. Fernández Ortega, M.D. Mayor García,
J.A. Llompart Pou, A. Bueno González,
M. Sánchez Casado, J. Roldán Ramírez,
F. Guerrero López, F. Alberdi Odriozola, L. Servià
Goixart, J. González Robledo, Madrid, Spain,
Sevilla, Spain, Málaga, Spain, Almería, Spain,
Palma de Mallorca, Spain, Cuidad Real, Spain,
Toledo, Spain, Pamplona, Spain, Granada, Spain,
San Sebastián, Spain, Lleida, Spain, Salamanca,
Spain
0319
INTENTIONAL INJURY DEATHS ARE INCREASING WHEREAS UNINTENTIONAL
ARE DECREASING IN SWEDISH CHILDREN
D.K. Bäckström, Norrköping, Sweden
0320
APPROPRIATE USE OF LARGE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBES IN PATIENTS WITH
MAJOR BURNS: A TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTRE'S EXPERIENCE
C.E. Isitt, J.M. Handy, London, United Kingdom
0321
F. Fligou, M. Papadimitriou-Olivgeris, E. Panteli,
M. Boulovana, A. Zotou, M. Marangos, K.S. Filos,
Patras, Greece
0322
OUTCOME OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS MANAGED WITH HIGH FREQUENCY
OSCILLATORY VENTILATION
Area Las Palmas
Poster Corner
0323
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SEVERE TRAUMA IN SPANISH ICUS. RETRAUCI
PROJECT. PILOT PHASE
J.A. Llompart Pou, L. Servià Goixart, J. González
Robledo, J.J. Egea Guerrero, M. Chico
Fernández, F. Alberdi Odriozola, F. Guerrero
López, M.D. Mayor García, M. Sánchez Casado,
J.F. Fernández Ortega, A. Bueno González,
J. Roldán Ramírez, Palma de Mallorca, Spain,
Lleida, Spain, Salamanca, Spain, Sevilla, Spain,
Madrid, Spain, San Sebastián, Spain, Granada,
Spain, Almería, Spain, Toledo, Spain, Málaga,
Spain, Ciudad Real, Spain, Pamplona, Spain
0324
SEDATION IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY, PROPOFOL VS
DEXMEDETOMIDINE
O. Tarabrin, S. Shcherbakov, D. Gavrichenko,
G. Mazurenko, Odessa, Ukraine
0325
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF THE OPEN ABDOMEN
J.M. Mora Ordoñez, V. Olea-Jimenez,
E. Banderas Bravo, A. Gonzalez, Malaga, Spain
0326
'IS ITU ATTENDANCE TO ALL TRAUMA ALERTS ESSENTIAL?' A NON-MAJOR
TRAUMA CENTRE PERSPECTIVE
C. Bonham, L. May, N. Arora, Birmingham,
United Kingdom
0327
PICCO MONITORING IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE TRAUMA
A. Konkayev, E. Gurbanova,
N. Bekmagambetova, Astana, Kazakhstan
0328
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF AZITHROMYCIN COMBINED WITH CEFTAZIDIME
WITHOUT ACTIVITY AGAINST P. AERUGINOSA IN A MURINE SEPSIS MODEL OF
PERITONITIS BY PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA
M.E. Pachón-Ibañez, A. Díaz-Martín,
J. Dominguez-Herrera, G. Labrador, Y. Smani,
J. Pachón, J. Garnacho-Montero, Seville, Spain
0329
CHANGES IN THE CLINICAL AND MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF
ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII IN UCI PATIENTS OVER A 10-YEAR PERIOD
J. Garnacho-Montero, A. Gutiérrez-Pizarraya,
J.A. Márquez-Vácaro, J.M. Cisneros-Herreros,
M. Cano, E. Gato, C. Ruíz-Alegría, F. FernándezCuenca, J. Vila, L. Martínez-Martínez, M. Tomás,
Á. Pascual, J. Pachón-Díaz, J. Rodríguez-Baño,
Seville, Spain, Santander, Spain, A Coruña,
Spain, Barcelona, Spain
0330
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA: RISK RELATED TO ICU WATER SUPPLY? A
PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
D.H. Conway, M.M. Mahmoud, J. Moore,
K. McGregor, M. Nirmalan, Manchester, United
Kingdom
0331
EXTENDED SPECTRUM BETA-LACTAMASE PRODUCING
ENTEROBACTERIACEAE (ESBL-PE) INFECTIONS IN ICU: SITE OF INFECTION,
TREATMENT AND OUTCOME
A. Kouatchet, E. Weiss, D. Schnell, A. Mercat,
J.R. Zahar, Angers, France, Clichy, France,
Strasbourg, France
0332
CLINICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF LOWER
RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION BY STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN AN
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
M. Gomes-Fernandes, F. Arméstar-Rodríguez,
E. Mesalles, E. Benveniste-Pérez, I. Martínezde la Gran, A. Lacoma, S. Molinos, M. Gimenez,
N. Pagan, J. Klamburg, C. Prat, Brasília, Brazil,
Barcelona, Spain, Badalona, Spain
0333
PROLONGED CRITICAL CARE ELIZABETHKINGIA MENINGOSEPTICA OUTBREAK
IN A UK TEACHING HOSPITAL
D.S. Owens, L.S.P. Moore, C. Johnstone,
J.F. Turton, H. Donaldson, A. Jepson,
A.H. Holmes, London, United Kingdom
0334
NEGATIVIZATION OF COLISTIN AND CARBEPEMENASE RESISTANT
MICRORGANISMS RECTAL COLONIZATION BY ENTERAL PARAMOMYCIN:
PRELIMINARY FINDINGS
C. Sánchez Ramírez, L. Caipe Barcázal,
A. Hernández Viera, S. Hípola Escalada,
M. Cabrera Santana, N. Sangil Monroy,
A. Bordes Benitez, P. Saavedra Santana, M.A. De
la Cal López, S. Ruiz Santana, Las Palmas de
Gran Canaria, Spain
0335
VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA CAUSED BY CARBAPENEM-RESISTANT E. Mouloudi, S. Papanikolaou, M. Karvouniaris,
GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN 13 GREEK ADULTS ICUS: EPIDEMIOLOGY AND
T. Aslanidis, A. Sakagianni, S. Michelidou,
IMPACT ON ICU MORTALITY
K. Pontikis, A. Gavala, I. Chouris, G. Rempelakos,
C. Nikolaou, E. Antipa, E. Papadomichelakis,
K. Arvaniti, P. Myrianthefs, Athens, Greece
0336
PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL ABOUT THE EFFECT OF THYME WATER
A. Koyuncu, Ü. Karabacak, F. Eti Aslan, O. Bedir,
MOUTHWASH ON CONTROLLING SORE THROAT, HOARSENESS, ORAL
S. Kılıç, U. Demirkılıç, Ankara, Turkey, Istanbul,
MALODOR AND INFECTION, REGARDING THE PATIENTS, WHO HAD UNDERGONE Turkey
CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY
0337
INCIDENCE OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA IN A BURN CENTER:
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY IN 2013
S. Wiramus, V. Bernini, P. Ainaud, M. Poirier,
J. Albanèse, J. Textoris, Marseille, France
0338
A FIVE-YEAR REVIEW OF INFECTIONS CAUSED BY STENOTROPHOMONAS
MALTOPHILIA IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
E. Paramythiotou, C. Diakaki, S. Vourli, S. Karabi,
F. Frantzeskaki, L. Zerva, A. Armaganidis,
G. Dimopoulos, Athens, Greece
0339
Poster Corner
MULTI-DRUG RESISTANT BACTERIA
 Chairs: Marc Léone, Marseille, France & Ignacio Martin-Loeches, Dublin, Ireland
14:00 – 15:50
TRAUMA MANAGEMENT
MORTALITY RATE AND PREDICTORS OF MORTALITY OF TRAUMA PATIENTS
ADMITTED IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT DURING TWO PERIODS (1996-1997
VERSUS 2010-2011)
Page 104
M. Croci, M. Bianchi, D. Mornati, C. Gamberoni,
S. Greco, Busto Arsizio, Italy
Area Madrid
 Chairs: Karim Asehnoune, Nantes, France & Lara Prisco, Cambridge, United Kingdom
14:00 – 15:50
THE CONTROL OF HYPOTHERMIA, IN PRE-HOSPITAL SEVERELY INJURED
TRAUMA PATIENTS: COULD IT REDUCE THE GENESIS OF THE LETHAL TRIAD?
CARBAPENEM RESISTANCE ENTEROBACTERIACAECAE: THE NEW CHALLENGE T. Merhabene, H. Maamouri, A. Ghariani,
A. Jamoussi, K. Ben Romdhane, E. Mhiri, J. Ben
Khelil, L. Slim, K. Belkhouja, M. Besbes, Ariana,
Tunisia
MONDAY 29 september
E. Trujillo-García, G. Gómez-Gallego, C. JoyaMontosa, E. Curiel-Balsera, M.C. MartínezGonzález, H. Molina-Díaz, V. Olea-Jimenez,
Málaga, Spain
MONDAY 29 september
MORTALITY ANALYSIS IN ICU COMMMUNITY ACDQUIRED PNEUMONIA
0340
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AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF APPROPRIATENESS OF EMPIRICAL ANTIBIOTIC S. Todi, A. Dey, Kolkata, India
THERAPY IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS INFECTED WITH MULTIDRUG RESISTANT
ORGANISM (MDR) IN AN AREA WITH HIGH PREVALENCE OF MDR
0342
Area Malaga
Poster Corner
CARDIAC ARREST: CPR & BEYOND
SELECTIVE DECONTAMINATION OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT AND OTHER RISK
FACTORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NOSOCOMIAL PNEUMONIA IN AN ICU
A. Hernández Viera, L. Caipe Balcazar, S. Hípola
Escalada, J.L. Romero Luján, N. Sangil Monroy,
P. Saavedra Santana, S. Ruiz Santana, Las
Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
0360
VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP) RATES ARE SIGNIFICANTLY
REDUCED BY DEPLOYING THE VAP BUNDLE IN AN ACADEMIC EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT
L. DeLuca, L. Stoneking, K. Grall, A. Tran,
J. Rosell, A. Vira, D. Davidson, L. Cox,
E. Gerlach, J. Gonzaga, B. Munzer, W. Larson,
A. Westergard, K. Denninghoff, Tucson, United
States
0361
IN DEPTH OF VAP STAFF EDUCATION; WHICH PATIENT CATEGORIES BENEFIT
MOST IN TEACHING MEDICAL/SURGICAL ICUS IN ALEXANDRIA UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS?
A.M. Elmenshawy, T.H. Elbadawy, H.A.A. Abu
Khaber, S.F. Hafez, E.E.M.H. Ibrahim,
A.M. Fayed, Alexandria, Egypt
0362
THE BEGINNINGS OF A SEPSIS UNIT IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL. RESULTS FROM
THE FIRST YEAR
R. Zaragoza, C. Hurtado, S. Sancho, F. Puchades,
J. Camarena, R. González, A. Valero, Valencia,
Spain
0363
KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS FAECAL BACTERIOTHERAPY ON ITU
S. Crabtree, J. Gupta, Birmingham, United
Kingdom
0364
BEYOND MATCHING MICHIGAN – A CONTINUOUS MONITORING AND QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. ARE CARE BUNDLES REALLY THE ANSWER IN
TARGETING ZERO INFECTIONS?
A. Wong, J. Knighton, H. Wilkins, Portsmouth,
United Kingdom
0365
A BUNDLE OF MEASURES FOR EXTERNAL CEREBRAL VENTRICULAR
DRAINAGE ASSOCIATED VENTRICULITIS (EVDV): RESULTS FROM THE POST
STUDY PERIOD
M. Chatzi, D. Makris, J. Papanikolaou,
E. Koutsioumpa, E. Semertzi, K. Mantzarlis,
E. Zakynthinos, Larissa, Greece
0366
DETERMINATION OF SCCMEC TYPES AND RAPD-PCR FINGERPRINTING
OF METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ISOLATED FROM
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PATIENTS
B. Yelken, T. Us, B. Bayram, N. Erkasap,
B. Ekinci, S. Ekemen, Eskisehir, Turkey, Mugla,
Turkey
0367
PATIENTS WITH MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT BACTERIA IN THE SPANISH ICUS
M. Palomar, F. Alvarez Lerma, S. Uriona,
M. Campins, F. Barcenilla, P. Olaechea,
M. Catalan, M.P. Arenillas, R. Gimeno, Lleida,
Spain, Barcelona, Spain, Galdakao, Spain,
Madrid, Spain, Valencia, Spain
0368
J. Naveen, A. Warrier, P.P. Vivek, Trivandrum,
India
0369
N. Colegrave, S. Figueiredo, P.-E. Leblanc,
A. Potron, J. Duranteau, Le Kremlin Bicêtre,
France
0370
TEMPORAL CHANGES IN SYSTEMIC AND RENAL INFLAMMATION AND
HISTOLOGY IN A 72-HOUR RAT MODEL OF FAECAL PERITONITIS
N. Arulkumaran, M. Sixma, E. Ceravola,
R. Unwin, F.W.K. Tam, M. Singer, London, United
Kingdom, Milan, Italy
0371
EVALUATION OF NEUTROPHIL GELATINASE-ASSOCIATED LIPOCALIN (NGAL)
AND RENAL DOPPLER AS MARKERS OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN CARDIAC
SURGERY
L. Badoux, E. Zogheib, O. Abou Arab, P.G. Guinot, A.-M. Bourgeois, Y. Mahjoub,
H. Dupont, Amiens, France
0372
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RENAL DOPPLER RESISTIVE INDEX AND SERUM
CHLORIDE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
R.A.G. Oliveira, P.V. Mendes, M. Park,
L.U. Taniguchi, São Paulo, Brazil
0373
PREDICTING POSTOPERATIVE ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN A CARDIAC SURGERY
POPULATION: EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF EXISTING SCORING SYSTEMS AND
POSSIBLE BENEFIT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BIOMARKER CHI3L1
S. Vanderhaeghen, J. De Loor, E. Meyer,
I. Herck, K. François, E. Hoste, Ghent, Belgium,
Merelbeke, Belgium
0374
PERIOPERATIVE RISK FACTORS FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AND CHRONIC
KIDNEY DISEASE IN LIVER TRANSPLANT PATIENTS
M. Popescu, G. Droc, S. Dima, D. Tomescu,
Bucharest, Romania
0375
URINARY [TIMP-2]*[IGFBP7] FOR THE PREDICTION OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
AFTER CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY (CABG)
M. Dudasova, K. Pilarczyk, D. Wendt, H. Jakob,
F. Dusse, Essen, Germany
0376
METFORMIN ASSOCIATED LACTIC ACIDOSIS IN A MEDICAL ICU. CLINICAL
PROFILE AND OUTCOMES IN A THIRD LEVEL HOSPITAL IN SPAIN
V. Corral-Velez, M. Pons-Serra, X. PerezFernandez, G. Moreno-Gonzalez, N. BetancourZambrano, P. Cardenas Campos, N. Lopez-Suñe,
P. Lopez, J. Ballus Noguera, J.M. VazquezReveron, M. Hueso, J. Sabater-Riera, Barcelona,
Spain
0377
IDENTIFICATION OF THE CRITICALLY ILL PATIENT WITH AUGMENTED RENAL
CLEARANCE: MAKE DO WITH WHAT YOU HAVE!
J.P. Baptista, N. Silva, E. Costa, F. Fontes,
M. Marques, G. Ribeiro, J. Pimentel, Coimbra,
Portugal
0378
ROLE OF AKI BIOMARKERS TO PREDICT AKI EARLY AND POTENTIAL TO MODIFY
CLINICIANS' PRACTICE
M. Ostermann, L. Forni, K. Kashani,
M. Joannidis, A. Shaw, L. Chawla, J. Kellum,
London, United Kingdom, Worthing, United
Kingdom, Rochester, United States, Innsbruck,
Austria, Nashville, United States, Washington,
United States, Pittsburgh, United States
0379
 Chairs: Alain Cariou, Paris, France & Fernando Clau-Terré, Barcelona, Spain
MONDAY 29 september
14:00 – 15:50
SIMULATIONS IN CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION: FEARS TO BE
ADDRESSED AND EXPECTATIONS TO BE FULFILLED
E. Geromarkaki, D.M. Fitrolaki, T. Tavladaki,
A.M. Spanaki, E. Vasilaki, S. Ilia, E. Blevrakis,
A. Chatzimichali, G. Briassoulis, Heraklion,
Greece
0343
INDICATION FOR ECPR – FROM THE COST EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF
SAVE-J STUDY
T. Atsumi, T. Sakamoto, N. Morimura, K. Nagao,
Y. Asai, H. Yokota, Y. Tahara, M. Hase, S. Nara,
Y. Asaka, K. Ariyoshi, Kobe, Japan, Tokyo, Japan,
Yokohama, Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Osaka, Japan
0344
THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA (TH) INDUCTION DURING CARDIOPULMONARY
RESUSCITATION – A CASE CONTROL TRIAL
G.J. Himaaldev, S. Pulgam, N. Rajagopalan,
V. Jaicob, Bangalore, India
0345
THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA IN PATIENTS WHO ACHIEVE ROSC FOLLOWING
CARDIAC ARREST: AN OVERVIEW OF CURRENT PRACTICE IN WEST MIDLAND
CRITICAL CARE UNITS AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS
T.L. Davis, N. Arora, Birmingham, United
Kingdom
0346
COMPARISON OF THE I-GEL® VERSUS ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION FOR INHOSPITAL TREATMENT OF OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST
Y.H. Lee, S.M. Park, Anyang-si, Republic of
Korea
0347
AN EARLY TEST TO PREDICT A 6-MONTH NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME AFTER
CARDIAC ARREST: NEURON SPECIFIC ENOLASE OR SSEP?
V. Campanile, A. Peratoner, F. Verginella,
M. Zuliani, P. Rossini, A. Scamperle, P. Grassi,
Trieste, Italy
0348
CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES OF CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST FOR 3
YEARS IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL
A. Iglesias Santiago, M. Colomo Gonzalez, R. de
la Chica Ruiz-Ruano, A. Sanchez Gonzalez,
Granada, Spain
0349
CARDIAC ARREST AND MILD THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA: PRELIMINARY
RESULTS OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY IN SPAIN
A. Loza-Vazquez, F. Del Nogal-Sáez, C. LeónGil, A. Lesmes-Serrano, Seville, Spain, Madrid,
Spain
0350
HYPOTHERMIA PROTOCOL: EXPERIENCE IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
B. Amaral, S. Alves, M. Isidoro, V. Fonseca,
F. Barros, A. Ramos, Cascais, Portugal
0351
IMPLEMENTING EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT PROTOCOLS BASED ON
PRINCIPLES OF ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP IN AN ICU OF A TERTIARY
CARE HOSPITAL
TARGETED TEMPERATURE MANAGEMENT AFTER OUT OF HOSPITAL CARDIAC
J. Bailes, M. Leopold, D. Spray, London, United
ARREST: AN AUDIT OF CURRENT PRACTICE AND OUTCOMES IN THE CTICU OF A Kingdom
LONDON TEACHING HOSPITAL
0352
HOW DO WE MANAGE THE (TOO MANY?) URINE CULTURES (UC) PERFORMED IN
A SURGICAL ICU: A FRENCH PROSPECTIVE STUDY
DO THE NOBLE GASES HELIUM AND ARGON EXERT NEUROPROTECTIVE
EFFECTS IN A RODENT CARDIAC ARREST MODEL?
P. Zuercher, D. Springe, A. Putzu,
D. Grandgirard, S. Leib, S.M. Jakob, J. Takala,
M. Haenggi, Bern, Switzerland, Spiez,
Switzerland
0353
K. Donadello, F.S. Taccone, F. Su, K. Hosokawa,
L. Gottin, J. Creteur, D. De Backer, J.-L. Vincent,
Brussels, Belgium, Verone, Italy
0354
OPTIMAL CHEST COMPRESSION TECHNIQUE FOR PEDIATRIC ARREST VICTIMS
M.J. Kim, Y.S. Park, Seoul, Republic of Korea
0355
EFFECT OF THE NEUROPROTECTIVE P53-INHIBITOR PIFITHRIN-µ IN A RODENT
CARDIAC ARREST MODEL
D. Springe, A. Putzu, P. Zuercher,
D. Grandgirard, S. Leib, S.M. Jakob, J. Takala,
M. Haenggi, Bern, Switzerland, Spiez,
Switzerland
0356
EFFECTS OF SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE IN ADDITION TO THERAPEUTIC
HYPOTHERMIA AFTER EXPERIMENTAL CARDIAC ARREST
Area Murcia
Poster Corner
14:00 – 15:50
HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
 Chairs: Jean-Louis Teboul, Kremlin-Bicetre, France & Peter van der Voort, Amsterdam, Netherlands
14:00 – 15:50
Page 106
Area Oviedo
Poster Corner
RISK ASSESSMENT & BIOMARKERS FOR AKI
 Chairs: Eric Hoste, Ghent, Belgium & Katie Lane, London, United Kingdom
IMPACT OF TWO YEARS APPLICATION OF SELECTIVE DECONTAMINATION OF
THE DIGESTIVE TRACT IN A MIXED INTENSIVE CARE UNIT IN A UNIVERSITY
TERTIARY-CARE HOSPITAL
A. Hernández Viera, S. Hípola Escalada, L. Caipe
Balcárcel, N. Sangil Monroy, J.L. Romero Luján,
V. Peña Morant, A. Padrón Mujica, P. Saavedra
Santana, S. Ruiz Santana, Las Palmas de Gran
Canaria, Spain
0357
APPLICATION OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF
VENTILATOR-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA (VAP) AND THE OPTIMIZATION OF
THE ANCILLARY MEDICAL CARE- DOES IT HELP DECREASING THEIR RATE
INCIDENCE?
M. Karoui, S. Kamoun, A. Ben Souissi, M. Ben
Romdhane, I. Nefzi, M.S. Mebazaa, Sidi Daoued,
Tunisia
0358
PREVENTION OF VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP): IS STAYING A
PLACE FOR THE SUBGLOTTIC SECRETIONS DRAINAGE IN 2014? THE PREVAP
VENDEE STUDY
J.-C. Lacherade, K. Bachoumas, A. Caille,
J.-B. Lascarrou, N. Maquigneau, A. Yehia,
M. Fiancette, M. Henry-Lagarrigue, E. Chalon,
N. Jacob, C. Desbuards, J.-M. Huneault,
C. Lebert, I. Vinatier, L. Martin-Lefevre,
C. Hurlupe, J. Dimet, J. Reignier, La Roche sur
Yon, France, Tours, France, Les Sables d'Olonne,
France
0359
MONDAY 29 september
0341
AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF RISK FACTORS FOR IDENTIFYING HOSPITALIZED S. Todi, A. Dey, M. Bhattacharyya, Kolkata, India
PATIENTS INFECTED WITH MULTI DRUG RESISTANT (MDR) PATHOGEN IN AN
AREA WITH HIGH PREVALENCE OF MDR
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A CLINICAL SCORE TO PREDICT MORTALITY IN SEPTIC AKI REQUIRING
CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY: THE HELENICC SCORE
R. Passos, F. Dutra, P. Batista, E. Macedo,
L. Correia, M. Dutra, Salvador, Brazil, Sao Paulo,
Brazil
0380
USE OF BIOMARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH CELL CYCLE ARREST AIDS IN THE
PREDICTION OF LONG TERM OUTCOME AFTER ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
L. Forni, M. Ostermann, K. Kashani,
M. Joannidis, A. Shaw, L. Chawla, J. Kellum,
Worthing, United Kingdom, London, United
Kingdom, Rochester, United States, Innsbruck,
Austria, Nashville, United States, Washington,
United States, Pittsburgh, United States
0381
COLLOID VERSUS CRYSTALLOID IN SEPTIC NEUTROPENIC PATIENTS USING
SERUM NEUTROPHIL GELATINASE-ASSOCIATED LIPOCALIN (NGAL) AS AN
EARLY MARKER OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE
T.M. Zytoun, A.A. Mahrous, M.M. Megahed,
M.M. Elsammk, Alexandria, Egypt, Gedda, Saudi
Arabia
0382
EARLY DETECTION OF NGAL IN PLASMA AND URINE TO ASSESS ACUTE RENAL
FAILURE IN PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY
M.E. Mendoza Ruano, P.M. Ravelo Hernandez,
T. Rodriguez Gonzalez, J.J. Diaz Diaz,
P. Saavedra, S. Ruiz Santana, Las Palmas de
Gran Canaria, Spain
0383
PREDICTIVE VALUE OF PLASMA NEUTROPHIL GELATINASE-ASSOCIATED
LIPOCALIN AND STANDARD BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS FOR ACUTE KIDNEY
INJURY AFTER MAJOR NON-CARDIAC SURGERY IN ICU
H.P. Shum, N.Y.W. Leung, K.C. Chan, L.L. Chang,
O.Y. Tam, A.M.C. Kwan, W.W. Yan, Hong Kong,
Hong Kong, China
0384
E. Portugal Rodríguez, M. Del Valle Ortiz,
O. Badallo Orévalo, M.E. Martínez Barrio,
S.A. Ossa Echeverri, A. Berrazueta Sánchez
de Vega, M. Gero Escapa, M. Montero Baladía,
S. Puerto Corrales, J.M. Ayuela Azcárate,
Burgos, Spain
0385
SAFETY OF NITRATES IN PATIENTS PRESENTING IN ACUTE PULMONARY
EDEMA WITH CONCOMITANT MODERATE OR SEVERE AORTIC STENOSIS: A
RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
D. Claveau, A. Piha-Gossack, S.N. Friedland,
J. Afilalo, L. Rudski, Montreal, Canada
0386
LOWER ADMISSION END-TIDAL CARBON DIOXIDE PREDICTS MORTALITY IN
PATIENTS WITH CARDIOGENIC SHOCK
A. Markota, E. Hajdinjak, A. Sinkovič, Maribor,
Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia
0387
RELATION BETWEEN LEFT VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICE FLOW AND
RECOVERY FROM ORGAN DYSFUNCTION AFTER CONTINUOUS FLOW
VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICE IMPLANTATION
Y. Enokidani, M. Uji, A. Uchiyama, Y. Fujino,
Osaka, Japan
0388
EFFECTS OF EARLY REHABILITATION IN POST-CARDIAC ARREST SYNDROME
T. Mochizuki, N. Otani, S. Ohde, A. Mizuno,
S. Izumitani, D. Okamura, S. Sato, S. Ishimatsu,
Tokyo, Japan
0389
THE PREDICTIVE OUTCOME OF PROCALCITONIN ON NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME
AFTER CARDIAC ARREST IS NOT INFLUENCED BY THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS
DURING SELECTIVE DECONTAMINATION OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT
W. de Ruijter, F.L. Veldhuis, M.L. Honing,
Alkmaar, Netherlands, Den Helder, Netherlands
0390
COMPARISON OF THE HISTOPATHOLOGIC EFFECTS ON THE LUNGS OF TWO
EXTERNAL CHEST COMPRESSION DEVICES (LUCAS VERSUS AUTOPULSE) IN A
SWINE MODEL OF VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION
C. Pantazopoulos, I. Floros, A. Mega, C. Rigas,
I. Pavleas, P. Vernikos, N. Archontoulis,
D. Xanthis, N. Iacovidou, T. Xanthos, Athens,
Greece
0391
IAM MECHANICAL COMPLICATIONS IN CRITICAL PATIENTS
M. Recuerda, A. Estella, V. Perez, M. Jaén,
P. Guijo, Cádiz, Spain
0392
OPTIMISING PAIN FREE FUNCTION FOLLOWING ELECTIVE ENDOVASCULAR
AND OPEN ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM REPAIR: A REVIEW OF PRACTICE
AND OUTCOMES
J. Searle, R. Kapoor, Canterbury, United
Kingdom
0393
PAIN PERCEPTION OF INVASIVE AND NON INVASIVE INTERVENTIONS
IMPLEMENTED AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
A. Yava, A. Koyuncu, N. Pusat, V. Yıldırım,
U. Demirkılıç, Ankara, Turkey
0394
ASSESSMENT OF OBESITY PARADOX AFTER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT
M. Sileli, F. Ampatzidou, S. Tsagkaropoulos,
A. Madesis, T. Karaiskos, A. Vlachou, A. Badour,
K. Diplaris, G. Drossos, Thessaloniki, Greece
0395
G. Linkaite, J. Guseinovaite, D. Ringaitiene,
I. Norkiene, T. Jovaisa, Vilnius, Lithuania,
Kaunas, Lithuania
0396
J.A. Villalobos Silva, S. Facundo Bazaldua,
M.A. Montes de Oca Sandoval, C.R. García Barra,
K.C. Trejo Garcia, A. Casillas Ramirez, Victoria,
Mexico, Mexico, Mexico
0397
E. Trujillo-García, J. Muñoz-Bono, G. GómezGallego, E. Curiel-Balsera, J. Mora-Ordoñez,
M.C. Martínez-González, Málaga, Spain
0398
14:00 – 15:50
MONDAY 29 september
A MULTIPLE BIOMARKERS PANEL FOR THE RISK STRATIFICATION OF
CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH ACUTE/CHRONIC DECOMPENSATED HEART
FAILURE – THE BILLIARD STUDY
H.M.S. Al Ashmawy, A.M. Fayed, I. El Reweiny,
A.M. Mahrouss, H.S.H. Assaad, Alexandria,
Egypt
0399
EVALUATION OF MODIFIED EARLY WARNING SCORE TO PREDICT SEPSIS IN
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
A. Mukhtar, W. Osama, M. Hamdy, A. Hasanin,
A. Gado, M. Aly, R. Mahros, H. Elazizi, Cairo,
Egypt
0400
EVALUATION OF DISCRIMINATION OF SCALES GRACE AND KILLIP
SUPPLEMENTED WITH AGE IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME
M.-P. Fuset-Cabannes, M.D. Arias-Verdu,
E. Aguilar-Alonso, J.A. Arboleda-Sánchez,
J. Cuñat-De la Hoz, G. Quesada-Garcia,
M. Rojas-Amezcúa, E. Morán-Fernandez,
M. Garcia-Delgado, J. Latour-Perez, R. RiveraFernández, Valencia, Spain, Malaga, Spain,
Cabra, Spain, Granada, Spain, Elche, Spain
0401
ABILITY OF THE ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY TO IMPROVE THE PROGNOSTIC
PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL EARLY WARNING SCORE
A. Oskuei, S.O. Amin, D. Connolly, A. Geeti,
D. Kaufman, Bridgeport, United States
0402
VALIDATION OF THE SAPS-3 SCORE IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE
CARE UNITS FOR INTOXICATION
M.D. Arías-Verdú, I. Macías-Guarasa, E. AguilarAlonso, M.E. Banderas-Bravo, R. RiveraFernández, E. Castillo-Lorente, Málaga, Spain,
Cabra, Spain, Jaen, Spain
0403
LENGTH OF STAY, TISS, APACHE II AND SOFA SCORES IN PREDICTION OF THE
PRESSURE ULCER DEVELOPMENT IN MIXED ICU
M.H. Ahtiala, Turku, Finland
0404
MEDICAL SEQUELAE AND HOSPITAL MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
AFTER DISCHARGE FROM ICU
A. Estella, M. Jaén, L. Pérez Bello Fontaiña,
M. Recuerda, V. Pérez Madueño, P. Guijo, T. Rico,
Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
0405
CORRELATION BETWEEN QTC ON ADMISSION ECG AND NURSING AND
SEVERITY INDEXES IN ICU PATIENTS
A. Vakalos, E. Drampala, Xanthi, Greece
0406
EVALUATION AND MONITORING OF WORK ACTIVITIES AFTER 3-YEAR FOLLOWUP IN ICU PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
E. Aguilar-Alonso, M.D. Arias-Verdu,
M. Delange-Van Der Kroft, E. Curiel-Balsera,
A. Muñoz-López, J.F. Fernández-Ortega,
M.A. Prieto-Palomino, R. Rivera-Fernández,
Córdoba, Spain, Málaga, Spain
0407
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MAXIMUM DAILY LACTATE LEVELS AND DAILY
SEQUENTIAL ORGAN FAILURE ASSESSMENT SCORE: A RETROSPECTIVE,
OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
M. Egal, A. Lima, J. van Bommel, J. Bakker,
A.B.J. Groeneveld, Rotterdam, Netherlands
0408
VALIDATION OF ONE PROGNOSTIC SCORE FOR MORTALITY IN ELDERLY
PATIENTS ADMITTED TO MEXICAN INTENSIVE CARE UNITS
B. Tejeda-Huezo, L.A. Sánchez-Hurtado,
A. Angeles-Velez, T. Juárez-Cedillo, Mexico,
Mexico
0409
ASSESSMENT OF SOFA AND AGE TO PREDICT HOSPITAL MORTALITY OF ICU
PATIENTS
E. Aguilar-Alonso, C. Lopez-Caler, M.D. AriasVerdu, E. Castillo-Lorente, J. Carpio-Sanz,
G. Quesada-Garcia, J. Moreno-Quintana,
R. Rivera-Lopez, C. De La Fuente-Martos,
P. Lara-Aguayo, R. Rivera-Fernández, Cabra,
Spain, Malaga, Spain, Jaen, Spain, Motril, Spain,
Granada, Spain
0410
PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF LACTATE INDICES AND REGIONAL OXYGEN
SATURATION INDEX (RSO2) IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
L. Claverias, J. Marín-Corral, M. Mari González,
I. Oliva, C. Solé, I. Leache, V. Blázquez,
G. Moreno, M. Magret, M. Bodi, A. Rodriguez,
Tarragona, Spain
0411
ARE THE DATA USED TO CALCULATE THE HOSPITAL STANDARDISED
MORTALITY RATIO (HSMR) IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FIT FOR PURPOSE IN
MAJOR VASCULAR SURGERY?
K. Richardson, P. Hayden, G. Sanders,
Gillingham, United Kingdom
0412
CARDIAC CRISIS
 Chairs: Jan Bakker, Rotterdam, Netherlands & Paul Mayo, New York, United States
14:00 – 15:50
PREDICTORS OF ICU OUTCOME I
FIBRINOLYSIS AS TREATMENT OF PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM IN OUR
ICU: COMPLICATIONS, ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION AND QUALITY OF
LIFE AFTER DISCHARGE
IMPACT OF EARLY POSTOPERATIVE ANEMIA ON OUTCOMES AFTER ON PUMP
CARDIAC SURGERY
DETERMINING THE RISK FACTORS FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN HEART
SURGERY WITH CIRCULATION EXTRACORPOREAL (CEC) LONG
USE OF INTRA-AORTIC BALLOON PUMP IN CARDIAC SURGERY: ANALYSIS OF
THE CARDIAC SURGERY REGISTER ARIAM
Area Valencia
Poster Corner
SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE
 Chairs: Max Jonas, Southampton, United Kingdom & Romergriko Geocadin, Baltimore, United States
14:00 – 15:50
E. Isotani, Tokyo, Japan
0413
ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD GAS TENSIONS WITH OUTCOME AFTER ACUTE
SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE
M. Lang, R. Raj, M. Skrifvars, T. Koivisto,
H. Lehto, R. Kivisaari, M. Fraunberg,
M. Reinikainen, S. Bendel, Kuopio, Finland,
Helsinki, Finland, Kys, Finland, Joensuu, Finland
0414
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE-TIME DOSE AND OUTCOME IN SUBARACHNOID
HAEMORRHAGE
F. Magni, M. Pozzi, G. Trinchero, M. Rota,
A. Bronco, A. Confalonieri, G. Citerio, Monza,
Italy, Milan, Italy
0415
INCIDENCE OF SYSTEMIC IMMUNE RESPONSE SYNDROME(SIRS) IN PATIENTS
WITH SUBARACHNOID ANEURYSMAL HAEMORRHAGE (SAH) AND ITS
ASSOCIATION WITH MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY
J. Cárdenas, A. Cuadrado, L. Medina, J. Cánovas,
L. Rosado, Alicante, Spain
0416
GOAL DIRECTED THERAPY AFTER SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE
EARLY ELEVATED SERUM LACTATE AND GLUCOSE LEVELS DURING ADMISSION C. Engel, I.C. van der Horst, M.W. Nijsten,
IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ANEURYSMAL SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE
Groningen, Netherlands
AND PROGNOSIS
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Poster Corner
Poster Corner
Area Seville
Area Tenerife
 Chairs: Paulo Maia, Porto, Portugal & Kathy Rowan, London, United Kingdom
0417
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0418
SPONTANEOUS SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE: A COMPARISON BETWEEN
J. Palamidessi Domínguez, B. Balandín
PATIENTS OVER AND UNDER 65 YEARS ADMITTED TO AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT Moreno, S. Alcántara Carmona, R. Fernández
Rivas, I. Fernández Simón, B. Lobo Valbuena,
N. Martínez Sanz, P. Galdos Anuncibay, Madrid,
Spain
0419
NON-TRAUMATIC SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE: CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN
PATIENTS OVER 65 YEARS OLD ADMITTED IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
R. Fernández Rivas, J. Palamidessi Dominguez,
B. Balandín Moreno, S. Alcántara Carmona,
B. Lobo Valbuena, N. Martínez Sanz,
I. Fernandez Simón, L. Pérez Pérez, A. Pérez
Lucendo, Madrid, Spain
0420
NOVEL OPTICAL INVESTIGATION OF CEREBRAL OXYGENATION,
HEMODYNAMICS AND METABOLISM FOLLOWING FAILURE OF CEREBRAL
AUTOREGULATION
D. Highton, C.E. Elwell, M. Smith, London, United
Kingdom
0421
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PUPILLARY ABNORMALITIES ON ADMISSION AFTER
SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE IN A CRITICAL CARE UNIT AND HOSPITAL
MORTALITY
I. Macias-Guarasa, M.D. Arias-Verdu,
J.E. Barrueco-Fanccioni, R. Rivera-Fernandez,
A. Martin-Gallego, L. Romero-Moreno,
B. Marquez-Marquez, M.A. Arraez-Sanchez,
Malaga, Spain
0422
TRENDS IN MORTALITY AND NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME IN PATIENTS
ADMITTED TO INTENSIVE CARE WITH NON-TRAUMATIC SUBARACHNOID
HAEMORRHAGE
J.C. Sturrock, R. Macfadyen, G. Foggo,
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
0423
SHORT-TERM OUTCOME IN ANEURYSMAL SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE
(ASAH) AFTER REPAIR TREATMENT (CLIPPING OR COILING) OF RUPTURED
INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM
M. Gero Escapa, S. Ossa Echeverri, M. Montero
Baladía, A. Zabalegui Pérez, J.L. López López,
E. Portugal Rodríguez, S. Puerto Corrales,
M. Del Valle Ortiz, M.E. Perea Rodríguez, R. Vara
Arlanzón, C. Carbajales Pérez, E. Martínez
Barrio, A. Berrazueta Sánchez de Vega,
D. Iglesias Posadilla, S. Calvo Simal, Burgos,
Spain
0424
SPONTANEOUS SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE (SAH) OUTCOMES
ACCORDING TO TREATMENT USED
F. Pino-Sánchez, E. García-Bautista,
F. Guerrero-López, M. Redondo-Orts, R. LaraRosales, E. Fernández-Mondéjar, Granada,
Spain
0425
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE BARRIERS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
HAEMODYNAMIC OPTIMISATION FOR INTUBATED SAH PATIENTS
E.L. Rankin, V.G. Robinson-Barnes, R. Gorf,
0426
Poster Corner
L. Moraes, C. Samary, R.S. Santos,
D.S. Ornellas, C.L. Santos, N.S. Felix, R. Huhle,
P. Pelosi, M. Gama de Abreu, P.L. Silva,
P.R.M. Rocco, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Dresden,
Germany, Genoa, Italy
0427
M. Schmidt, F. Kindler, J. Cecchini, E. Morawiec,
R. Persichini, T. Similowski, A. Demoule, Paris,
France
0428
CLOSE LOOP VENTILATION IN ICU: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF WORKLOAD,
SEDATION AND OUTCOMES
A. Garnero, D. Novotni, T. Laubscher, G. Corno,
L. Ducros, A. Berric, J.-M. Arnal, Melbourne,
Australia, Bonaduz, Switzerland, Toulon, France
0429
THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS OF PRESSURE-CONTROL VENTILATION
I. Asua, S. McKechnie, E. Patrick, Oxford, United
Kingdom
0430
MANUAL ASV VS. INTELLIVENT-ASV FOR PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY
T. Watanabe, Y. Onodera, N. Nakamura,
R. Akimoto, H. Suzuki, M. Nakane, K. Kawamae,
Yamagata, Japan
0431
COMPARISON OF VARIABLE PRESSURE SUPPORT VENTILATION, NEURALLY
ADJUSTED VENTILATORY ASSIST, AND PROPORTIONAL ASSIST VENTILATION
ON BREATHING PATTERN VARIABILITY AND PATIENT VENTILATOR
INTERACTION
E. Morawiec, F. Kindler, M. Schmidt,
J. Delemazure, C. Rolland-Debord,
T. Similowski, A. Demoule, Paris, France
0432
NEURALLY ADJUSTED NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION IMPROVES PATIENTVENTILATOR INTERACTION IN COPD
J. Doorduin, C. Sinderby, J. Beck, J.G. van der
Hoeven, L. Heunks, Nijmegen, Netherlands,
Toronto, Canada
0433
C.-H. Yu, P.-L. Su, W.-C. Lin, C.-W. Chen, YunLin, Taiwan, Province of China, Tainan, Taiwan,
Province of China
0434
NEURALLY ADJUSTED VENTILATORY ASSIST AND PROPORTIONAL ASSIST
VENTILATION: BOTH IMPROVE PATIENT VENTILATOR INTERACTION
SIMULATION OF LATE INSPIRATORY RISE IN AIRWAY PRESSURE DURING
PRESSURE SUPPORT VENTILATION
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0435
AUTOMATIC TUBE COMPENSATION (ATC) VERSUS PRESSURE SUPPORT
VENTILATION (PSV) DURING WEANING FROM MECHANICAL VENTILATION
R. El-Sherif, M. Abdulfatah, M. Hamdy, N. Ismail,
Cairo, Egypt
0436
REDUCTION OF THE TIME SPENT ON WEANING OF TRACHEOSTOMIZED
PATIENTS USING BILEVEL THROUGH A SPECIFIC PROTOCOL
F. Domingues, A.C. Barroco, R.L.R. Bocchile,
J.A.D.S. Junior, K.T. Timenetsky, R.A. Caserta,
Sao Paulo, Brazil
0437
EFFECTS OF POSITIVE END-EXPIRATORY PRESSURE (PEEP) ON THE PATTERN
OF BREATHING DURING NEURALLY ADJUSTED VENTILATORY ASSIST. A PILOT
STUDY IN A MILD ARDS PORCINE MODEL
M. Pellegrini, G. Perchiazzi, A. Ronéus,
I. Andersson, T. Fiore, A. Larsson,
G. Hedenstierna, Bari, Italy, Uppsala, Sweden,
Kalmar, Sweden
0438
AUTOMATIC WEANING AND ASSESSMENT FUNCTION OF SBT WITH
INTELLIVENT-ASV MODE IN POST-OPERATIVE PATIENTS OF ESOPHAGEAL
CANCER
Y. Kashiwa, Y. Koyama, M. Uji, T. Yoshida,
A. Uchiyama, Y. Fujino, Suita-shi, Japan
0439
PRESSURE CONTROL INVERSE RATIO VENTILATION AS A RESCUE THERAPY
FOR SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME
S. Katayama, T. Kotani, Y. Sato, S. Fukuda,
Y. Miyazaki, M. Ozaki, Tokyo, Japan
0440
Thematic Session
NATIVE LUNG MANAGEMENT DURING ECMO
 Chairs: Antonio Pesenti, Monza, Italy & Laurent Papazian, Marseille, France
14:15 – 14:30
Native lung should be recruited? Yes
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Native lung should be recruited? No
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Should patients breath spontaneously?
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Ventilation strategies during veno-arterial ECMO
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Ventilation strategies during pediatric ECMO
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
ROOM Vienna
Thematic Session
Nicolo Patroniti, Lissone, Italy
Kenneth Palmer, Stockholm, Sweden
Michael Quintel, Göttingen, Germany
Alain Combes, Paris, France
Dick Tibboel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
ICP THERAPY: TOWARDS A PREVENTIVE APPROACH?
 Chairs: Geert Meyfroidt, Leuven, Belgium & Mauro Oddo, Lausanne, Switzerland
VENTILATORY MODES
RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF NOISY VENTILATION DEPEND ON THE ETIOLOGY OF
ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME
G.A. Padilha, I. Henriques, L. Moraes,
M.V. Oliveira, I.P. Ramos, P.J. Miranda,
L.F. Horta, R.C. Goldenberg, P. Pelosi, P.L. Silva,
P.R.M. Rocco, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Genoa, Italy
ROOM Barcelona
 Chairs: Marco Ranieri, Turin, Italy & Claude Guérin, Lyon, France
14:00 – 15:50
PRESSURE-SUPPORT VENTILATION COMPARED TO PRESSURE-CONTROLLED
VENTILATION IN EXPERIMENTAL EMPHYSEMA
14:15 – 14:30
Insights from the BEST Trip trial
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Novel methods to predict ICP rise
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
What ICP threshold?
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Preventive approach to ICP rise. Is it worth it?
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Second-tier therapies: Should we start earlier?
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
ROOM Berlin
Thematic Session
Nino Stocchetti, Milan, Italy
Geert Meyfroidt, Leuven, Belgium
MONDAY 29 september
Area Vigo
J. Titova, S. Petrikov, E. Klychnikova, E. Tazina,
M. Godkov, A. Solodov, V. Krylov, A. Ryk, Moscow,
Russian Federation
MONDAY 29 september
SAFETY OF SUPPLEMENTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION IN CRITICALLY ILL
PATIENTS WITH INTRACRANIAL HAEMORRHAGE
Peter LeRoux, Philadelphia, United States
Jean-François Payen, Grenoble, France
David Menon, Cambridge, United Kingdom
AKI: WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW?
 Chairs: Michael Darmon, Saint-Etienne, France & Patrick Honoré, Brussels, Belgium
14:15 – 14:30
Pathophysiology
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Drug dosing in AKI: What do I need to know?
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Drug removal by RRT: What do I need to know?
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
How do I feed my patient with AKI?
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Future therapies in AKI
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
Lui Forni, Worthing, United Kingdom
Barbara Philips, London, United Kingdom
Olivier Joannes-Boyau, Pessac, France
Wilfred Druml, Vienna, Austria
John Kellum, Pittsburgh, United States
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JOINT WITH EDTCO – END OF LIFE PRACTICES FOR DONOR OPTIMISATION
14:15 – 14:30
An overview of end-of-life practices relevant to organ donation in Europe
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Preservation of organ function in the donor after circulatory death
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Brain death and progressive organ dysfunction: Timing for donation and how to
interfere?
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Elective ventilation: Ethics and practice
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Should donation be mandatory?
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
ROOM Rome
Joint Session
Paul Murphy, Bristol, United Kingdom
Armand Girbes, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Giuseppe Citerio, Monza, Italy
Teresa Pont, Barcelona, Spain
Erwin Kompanje, Rotterdam, Netherlands
JOINT WITH SEMICYUC – OPTIMAL ICU CARE: GET THE RIGHT TOOLS TO HIT TOP TARGETS
MONDAY 29 september
 Chairs: Daniel De Backer, Brussels, Belgium & Lluís Blanch, Sabadell, Spain
14:15 – 14:30
PDMS is a mandatory tool
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Optimal calorie delivery in the critically ill
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
The challenge of implementing a national infection prevention programme in the
ICU
Sandra Peake, Adelaide, Australia
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Defining relevant clinical outcomes in pediatrics
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Do we need to innovate in critical care practice
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
ROOM Stockholm
State of the Art Session
Mercedes Palomar, Barcelona, Spain
Joe Brierley, London, United Kingdom
Lluís Blanch, Sabadell, Spain
ICU-environment: Lessions learned from building a new ICU
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Pro and con: Single rooms or open wards?
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Lessons learned from the patient
Discussion
Light and illumination: Effects on sleep and cognitive function
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Terror on the ICU: Noise and noise reduction
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
ROOM Geneva
Jozef Kesecioglu, Utrecht, Netherlands
Sangeeta Mehta, Toronto, Canada
15:09 – 15:24
Claudia Spies, Berlin, Germany
Arjen Slooter, Utrecht, Netherlands
The starting point: Timing and targets
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
The amount of glucose
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
The amount and type of protein
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
The amount and type of lipid
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Dose adaptations in vitamins and micronutrients
15:42 – 15:45
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Discussion
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
VAP and VAP prevention
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Drug therapy in ARDS patients
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Managing severe COPD exacerbations
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Sedation of the ventilated patient
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
ROOM Glasgow
334 Massimo Antonelli, Rome, Italy
336 John Laffey, Galway, Ireland
338 Jordi Mancebo Cortes, Barcelona, Spain
340 Jean-Daniel Chiche, Paris, France
Continuous Professional Education Session
14:15 – 14:30
What does PK mean for antifungals?
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
When to use antifungal prophylaxis?
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Diagnostic strategies and its challenges
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Treating fungal infections in critical care
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
When conventional treatment fails...
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
RATIONAL USE OF ANTIFUNGALS
349 Jeffrey Lipman, Brisbane, Australia
351 George Dimopoulos, Athens, Greece
353 Philippe Eggimann, Lausanne, Switzerland
355 José Artur Paiva, Porto, Portugal
357 Philippe Montravers, Paris, France
LAWS: HELP OR HINDRANCE
14:15 – 14:30
Laws that govern clinical research
14:30 – 14:33
Discussion
14:33 – 14:48
Laws that oblige treatment of untreatable patients
14:48 – 14:51
Discussion
14:51 – 15:06
Laws that direct the appointment of patients' proxies
15:06 – 15:09
Discussion
15:09 – 15:24
Laws that foster patient autonomy
15:24 – 15:27
Discussion
15:27 – 15:42
Laws that alter the expectations in a population
15:42 – 15:45
Discussion
NEXT Lounge
NUTRITION AT THE EDGE
Thematic Session
Julian Bion, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Paul Hébert, Ottawa, Canada
Bara Ricou Arita, Geneva, Switzerland
Andrej Michalsen, Tettnang, Germany
Armand Girbes, Amsterdam, Netherlands
NEXT – CHALLENGE
 Chair: Manuel Eduardo Mendoza Ruano, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
 Chairs: Michael Hiesmayr, Vienna, Austria & Adam Deane, Adelaide, Australia
14:15 – 14:30
Setting PEEP
14:30 – 14:33
 Chairs: Bara Ricou Arita, Geneva, Switzerland & Andrej Michalsen, Tettnang, Germany
Geoffrey Bellingan, London, United Kingdom
15:06 – 15:09
THREE PAPERS THAT CHANGED MY PRACTICE IN:
332 Jesus Villar, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
14:15 – 14:30
ROOM Amsterdam
ICU-ENVIRONMENT
 Chairs: Michael Sander, Berlin, Germany & Jozef Kesecioglu, Utrecht, Netherlands
14:15 – 14:30
 Chairs: Jean-François Timsit, Paris, France & Philippe Eggimann, Lausanne, Switzerland
Johan Decruyenaere, Gent, Belgium
15:06 – 15:09
ROOM PariS
 Chairs: Derek Angus, Pittsburgh, United States & Alain Mercat, Angers, France
MONDAY 29 september
Joint Session
ROOM Athens
 Chairs: Giuseppe Citerio, Monza, Italy & Julien Charpentier, Paris, France
Sonja Fruhwald, Graz, Austria
Michaël Casear, Leuven, Belgium
Juan Carlos Montejo Gonzales, Madrid, Spain
Pierre Singer, Petah Tiqva, Israel
Mette Berger, Lausanne, Switzerland
15:00-15:50
Challenge
ROOM Barcelona
Thematic Session
PRESIDENT'S SESSION: PUBLISHING AND ACCESSING INFORMATION TO IMPROVE ICU CARE
 Chairs: Jean-Daniel Chiche, Paris, France & Daniel De Backer, Brussels, Belgium 16:00 – 16:15
Access to medical journals: A duty for scientific societies
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
The promise of open access journals: An impossible rendez-vous
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
The virtual concept of the editorial line
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
RCTs: The shorter path from study to bedside to community?
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
Can you speak my language?
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
21st century technology for an old problem: Get the information here & now!
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
Jean-Daniel Chiche, Paris, France
Howard Bauchner, Boston, United States
Elie Azoulay, Paris, France
Derek Angus, Pittsburgh, United States
Jordi Mancebo Cortes, Barcelona, Spain
Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
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CLINICAL TRIALS IN THE ICU – CARDIOVASCULAR & PERIOPERATIVE INTENSIVE CARE
16:00 – 16:15
High-protein enteral nutrition enriched with immune-modulating nutrients vs
standard high-protein enteral nutrition: A randomized clinical trial
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
A randomized trial of fenoldopam for the prevention and treatment of acute
kidney injury after cardiac surgery
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Liberal or restrictive transfusion strategy after cardiac surgery: The Transfusion
Indication Threshold Reduction (TITRe 2) multi-centre randomized controlled
trial. The TITRe2 Study
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
The HEROICS Study: Hemofiltration to rescue severe shock following cardiac
surgery
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
The PARAMEDIC trial
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
Hydrocortisone for prevention of pneumonia in patients with severe traumatic
brain injury (CORTI)
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
ROOM Berlin
Thematic Session
Zandrie Hofman, Utrecht, Netherlands
Giovanni Landoni, Milan, Italy
Barney Reeves, Bristol, United Kingdom
Alain Combes, Paris, France
Gavin Perkins, Coventry, United Kingdom
MONDAY 29 september
Fluids, how much and how long?
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Inotropes: For whom and which
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Vasopressors: Types and end points
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
Beta blockers?
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
AVP agonists
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
When the above does not work?
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
ROOM AthenS
Thematic Session
INITIAL RESUSCITATION OF SEPSIS
Gernot Marx, Aachen, Germany
Djillali Annane, Garches, France
Daniel De Backer, Brussels, Belgium
Bruno Levy, Vandoeuvre les Nancy, France
Jean-Louis Vincent, Brussels, Belgium
Konrad Reinhart, Jena, Germany
BEING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE HEART
 Chairs: Didier Payen de la Garanderie, Paris, France & Jean-Louis Teboul, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
16:00 – 16:15
Right heart physiology
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Acute cor pulmonale
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Chronic cor pulmonale
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
Cardiogenic shock and acute myocardial infarction
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
Severe pulmonary embolism
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
Ventilation strategies during right heart failure
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
Didier Payen de la Garanderie, Paris, France
Michael Pinsky, Pittsburgh, United States
Paul Mayo, New York, United States
Bernard Cholley, Paris, France
Christoph Hofer, Zurich, Switzerland
HOW TO IMPROVE ANTIMICROBIAL USE IN ICU?
16:00 – 16:15
Appropriate choice of the molecules
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
Ricard Ferrer Roca, Sabadell, Spain
16:20 – 16:35
Adequate dosing
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
How to use biomarkers
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
A role for antibiotic stewardship
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
De-escalation: Does it happen and does it work?
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
Optimal treatment duration
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
Jeffrey Lipman, Brisbane, Australia
George Dimopoulos, Athens, Greece
José Artur Paiva, Porto, Portugal
Jan De Waele, Ghent, Belgium
Jean-François Timsit, Paris, France
HOW TO MONITOR HAEMODYNAMICS
 Chairs: Maurizio Cecconi, London, United Kingdom & Anders Perner, Copenhagen, Denmark
16:00 – 16:15
Haemodynamic monitoring: An overview
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Predicting fluid responsiveness
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Evaluation of haemodynamic monitors
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
Evidence-based medicine and monitoring: Live and let live
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
Monitoring arterial load: is it possible?
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
There is no need for any monitor
17:55– 18:00
Discussion
ROOM Geneva
Christoph Hofer, Zurich, Switzerland
Xavier Monnet, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
Pierre Squara, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
Azriel Perel, Tel Aviv, Israel
Ignacio Monge Garcia, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
Anders Perner, Copenhagen, Denmark
A FOCUS ON PATIENT SAFETY
 Chairs: Julian Bion, Birmingham, United Kingdom & Akos Csomos, Budapest, Hungary
16:00 – 16:15
The safe ICU: Dream and reality
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Running morbidity and mortality rounds
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
How to minimise medication errors
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
The hidden problem: Diagnostic errors
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
Workforce and infrastructure: A system error?
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
A key issue: Safety climate
17:55– 18:00
Discussion
ROOM Paris
Thematic Session
Bertrand Guidet, Paris, France
Hans Flaatten, Bergen, Norway
Andreas Valentin, Vienna, Austria
Rui Paulo Moreno, Lisbon, Portugal
Andrew Rhodes, London, United Kingdom
Julian Bion, Birmingham, United Kingdom
HOW TECHNOLOGY CHANGED MY PRACTICE IN …
 Chairs: Olaf Cremer, Utrecht, Netherlands & Theodoros Kyprianou, Nicosia, Cyprus
Antoine Vieillard-Baron, Boulogne, France
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Thematic Session
ROOM Stockholm
Karim Asehnoune, Nantes, France
 Chairs:
16:00 – 16:15
ROOM Rome
 Chairs: Fabio Silvio Taccone, Brussels, Belgium & Christian Brun-Buisson, Créteil, France
MONDAY 29 september
Thematic Session
ROOM Vienna
 Chairs: Jukka Takala, Bern, Switzerland & Sandra Peake, Adelaide, Australia
16:00 – 16:15
Acute respiratory failure
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Imaging of the thorax
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Acute brain injury
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
Acute kidney injury
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
Haemodynamic monitoring
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
ICU management
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
Salvatore Maggiore, Rome, Italy
Max Jonas, Southampton, United Kingdom
Jan Claassen, New York, United States
Lui Forni, Worthing, United Kingdom
Pierre Squara, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
Theodoros Kyprianou, Nicosia, Cyprus
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ROOM Glasgow
COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION AND DELIRIUM IN THE ICU
 Chairs: Claudia Spies, Berlin, Germany & Margaret Herridge, Toronto, Canada
16:00 – 16:15
Incidence and pathophysiology of acute and chronic cognitive dysfunction
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Scores and technical monitoring of delirium in the ICU
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Intensive care unit environment and delirium
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
Steroids in preventing delirium and cognitive decline
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
Non-pharmacological management of delirium
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
Long-term cognitive impairment after critical illness
17:55 – 18:00
Discussion
ROOM Amsterdam
386 Hannah Wunsch, New York, United States
391 Arjen Slooter, Utrecht, Netherlands
393 Claudia Spies, Berlin, Germany
395 Diederik van Dijk, Utrecht, Netherlands
397 Christina Jones, Liverpool, United Kingdom
399 Margaret Herridge, Toronto, Canada
CARING FOR THE VENTILATED PATIENT
MONDAY 29 september
 Chairs: Ruth Endacott, Plymouth, United Kingdom & David Mcwilliams, Birmingham, United Kingdom
16:00 – 16:15
Avoiding complications during endotracheal suctioning
16:15 – 16:20
Discussion
16:20 – 16:35
Assessment and cleaning the oral cavity
16:35 – 16:40
Discussion
16:40 – 16:55
Endotracheal tube management
16:55 – 17:00
Discussion
17:00 – 17:15
Physiotherapy to prevent and avoid VAP
17:15 – 17:20
Discussion
17:20 – 17:35
How to respond to ventilatory alarms?
17:35 – 17:40
Discussion
17:40 – 17:55
The power of speech in the ventilated patient
17:55– 18:00
Discussion
ROOM Catalonia
Thematic Session
Dani Martí Romeu, Barcelona, Spain
Stijn Blot, Ghent, Belgium
Mireia Llaurado, Tarragona, Spain
The intensive connection to…
David Mcwilliams, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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 Chair: Stijn Blot, Ghent, Belgium
18:10 – 18:20
Update on INACTIC
Ruth Endacott, Plymouth, United Kingdom
18:20 – 18:30
Summaries of research papers
Silvia Calvino Günther, Grenoble, France
18:30 – 18:40
The status e-book for critical care nursing
Elsa Afonso, London, United Kingdom
Stijn Blot, Ghent, Belgium
18:40 – 18:50
DecubICUs study protocol
Sonia Labeau, Ghent, Belgium
18:50 – 19:00
MadMax protocol
Julie Benbenishty, Jerusalem, Israel
19:00 – 19:10
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