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Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Resuscitation Intensive Care
South Wing Milan | May 4-6, 2022
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Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Resuscitation Intensive Care
SMART - ORGANIZING AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
M. Antonelli, A. Braschi, L. Brazzi, L. Camporota, G. Citerio,
G. Conti, L. Gattinoni, M. Girardis, A. Pesenti, M. Quintel,
F. Raimondi, M. Senturk
SMART - ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT
Start Promotion Srl
Via Mauro Macchi, 50 - 20124 Milano - Italy
Tel. +39 02 67071383 | Fax +39 02 67072294
Email: info@startpromotion.it | www.startpromotion.it
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Contents
Resuscitation Intensive Care
Faculty 6
Live Streaming Sessions 9
Program 12
Smart Nursing 25
Expert Sessions - Discussion Square 26
WeSmart Sessions 30
Simulation Sessions 36
Oral Presentations 42
E-Poster Sessions 46
Educational Courses 54
General Information 60
Acknowledgements 68
Layouts 69
Map of the Area 73
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Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
Abbruzzese C., Milano (I) Casella G., Milano (I) Forni L.G., Guildford (UK) Leone M., Marseille (F) Pellis T., Pordenone (I) Scandroglio A.M., Milano (I)
Amigoni A., Padova (I) Castellano G., Milano (I) Foti G., Monza (I) Lucchini A., Monza (I) Pelosi P., Genova (I) Schultz M., Amsterdam (NL)
Amirfarzan H., Boston (USA) Cecconi M., Milano (I) Frassanito L., Roma (I) Perchiazzi G., Uppsala (S) Scolletta S., Siena (I)
Ammirati E., Milano (I) Chidini G., Milano (I) Frerichs I., Kiel (D) Maas A., Antwerp (B) Pesenti A., Milano (I) Senturk M., Istanbul (TR)
Annane D., Paris (F) Chinali I., Monza (I) Fumagalli R., Milano (I) Maggiore S.M., Chieti-Pescara (I) Pezzato S., Genova (I) Shankar-Hari M., London (UK)
Antonelli M., Roma (I) Chiumello D., Milano (I) Fusco T., Melegnano-Vizzolo P. (I) Manici M., Parma (I) Piastra M., Roma (I) Singer M., London (UK)
Arisi E., Pavia (I) Cimbanassi S., Milano (I) Futier E., Clermont-Ferrand (F) Marchese F., Palermo (I) Piccioni F., Milano (I) Slutsky A., Toronto (CDN)
Azoulay E., Paris (F) Citerio G., Monza (I) Marini J.J., St. Paul (USA) Pittiruti M., Roma (I) Sonneville R., Paris (F)
Collino F., Torino (I) Galazzi A., Milano (I) Martin-Loeches I., Dublin (IRL) Povoa P., Lisbon (P) Sorbello M., Catania (I)
Bambi S., Firenze (I) Coluzzi F., Roma (I) Gamberini E., Rimini (I) Martinez Lopez de Arroyabe B., Verona (I) Pozzi M., Pavia (I) Sozio E., Udine (I)
Bandera A., Milano (I) Combes A., Paris (F) Gattarello S., Goettingen (D) Mattiussi E., Udine (I) Protti A., Milano (I) Stocchetti N., Milano (I)
Barrett N., London (UK) Joint Session EuroElso Smart Gattinoni L., Goettingen (D) Mauri T., Milano (I) Struys M., Groningen (NL)
Joint Session EuroElso Smart Comisso I., Udine (I) Gawronski O., Roma (I) McAuley D., Belfast (UK) Quintel M., Deggendorf (D)
Bassi F., Udine (I) Coniglio C., Bologna (I) Giarratano A., Palermo (I) Mebazaa A., Paris (F) Taccone F.S., Bruxelles (B)
Bein T., Regensburg (D) Constantin J.M., Clermont-Ferrand (F) Giosa L., Torino (I) Meissner K., Goettingen (D) Rachedi N., Roma (I) Tavazzi G., Pavia (I)
Joint Session EuroElso Smart Conti G., Roma (I) Girardis M., Modena (I) Menon D., Cambridge (UK) Raciti C.A., Padova (I) Teboul J.L., Le Kremlin-Bicêtre (F)
Bellani G., Monza (I) Coppadoro A., Monza (I) Giussani C., Monza (I) Mertès P.M., Strasbourg (F) Raimondi M., Voghera (I) Toffoletto F., Venezia (I)
Beretta L., Milano (I) Corradi F., Pisa (I) Gonzales-Pizarro P., Madrid (E) Messina A., Milano (I) Ranieri V.M., Bologna (I) Tonelli R., Modena (I)
Berger M.M., Lausanne (CH) Cortegiani A, Palermo (I) Grainger E., London (UK) Meyfroidt G., Leuven (B) Rasmussen B.S., Aalborg (DK) Tonetti T., Bologna (I)
Berlot G., Trieste (I) Cortese G., Torino (I) Grasselli G., Milano (I) Mistraletti G., Milano (I) Rasulo F., Brescia (I) Torrano V., Milano (I)
Berra L., Boston (USA) Cottam D., Guildford (UK) Grasso S., Bari (I) Moerer O., Goettingen (D) Rezoagli E., Monza (I) Tritapepe L., Roma (I)
Bignami E., Parma (I) Curtoni A., Torino (I) Grieco D.L., Roma (I) Mojoli F., Pavia (I) Ricci Z., Firenze (I) Trompeo A., Torino (I)
Boselli E., Lyon (F) Guarracino F., Pisa (I) Momesso E., Venezia (I) Rimmelé T., Lyon (F) Turani F., Roma (I)
Bottari G., Roma (I) De Ferrari G., Torino (I) Mondardini C., Bologna (I) Rinaldi M., Torino (I)
Bottazzi A., Pavia (I) De Gasperi A., Milano (I) Hannivoort L.N., Groningen (NL) Mondello S., Messina (I) Ristagno G., Milano (I) Vailati D., Melegnano-Vizzolo P. (I)
Bouhemad B., Dijon (F) De Luca D., Paris (F) Helbok R., Innsbruck (A) Mongodi S., Pavia (I) Riva T., Bern (CH) Valente S., Siena (I)
Braschi A., Pavia (I) De Pascale G., Roma (I) Heunks L., Rotterdam (NL) Monti G., Milano (I) Robba C., Genova (I) Valenza F., Milano (I)
Brazzi L., Torino (I) De Robertis E., Perugia (I) Hilty M., Zurich (CH) Montrucchio G., Torino (I) Romagnoli S., Firenze (I) Vandenbriele C., London (UK)
Brochard L., Toronto (CDN) De Rosa F.G., Torino (I) Hoogendoorn M., Amsterdam (NL) Monzani R., Milano (I) Rona R., Monza (I) Vetrugno L., Chieti (I)
Brodie D., New York (USA) De Rosa R.C., Napoli (I) Horeman-Franse T., Delft (NL) Morelli A., Roma (I) Ronco C., Vicenza (I) Viaggi B., Firenze (I)
Joint Session EuroElso Smart De Rosa S., Vicenza (I) Rosboch G.L., Torino (I) Viale P., Bologna (I)
Brusasco C., Genova (I) De Waele J., Ghent (B) Ichai C., Nice (F) Nielsen N.D., Albuquerque (USA) Rossi M., Roma (I) Villa M., Monza (I)
Bugada D., Bergamo (I) Dellacà R., Milano (I) Iotti G.A., Pavia (I) Nierhaus A., Hamburg (D) Rossi S., Parma (I) Villar J., Las Palmas Gran Canaria (E)
Busana M., Goettingen (D) Dhanjal M., London (UK) Iozzo P., Palermo (I) Rubulotta F., Montreal (CDN) Vincent J.L., Bruxelles (B)
Busani S., Modena (I) Di Masi A., Roma (I) Oddo M., Lausanne (CH) Russo G., Lodi (I) Volta C.A., Ferrara (I)
Bussolin L., Firenze (I) Disma N., Genova (I) Jaber S., Montpellier (F) Oleari F., Piacenza (I) Russotto V., Torino (I)
Donadello K., Verona (I) Jalan R., London (UK) Oliveira C., Porto (P) Welte T., Hannover (D)
Caironi P., Torino (I) Duska F., Prague (CZ) Ostermann M., London (UK) Sacchi M., Milano (I) Wiegers E., Rotterdam (NL)
Cammarota G., Perugia (I)
Karagiannidis C., Cologne (D) Sacco A., Milano (I) Wolfler A.M., Genova (I)
Camporota L., London (UK) Elli S., Monza (I) Joint Session EuroElso Smart Paladini G., Torino (I) Samama C.M., Paris (F) Wouters P., Ghent (B)
Cantaluppi V., Novara (I) Koch S., Berlin (D) Panigada M., Milano (I) Sandroni C., Roma (I)
Capogreco M.R., Milano (I) Falcetta S., Ancona (I) Koulenti D., Athens (GR) Pasero D., Sassari (I) Sanfilippo F., Catania (I) Zanella A., Milano (I)
Cappelleri G., Monza (I) Fanelli A., Monza (I) Joint Session EuroElso Smart
Paternoster G., Potenza (I) Sangalli F., Sondrio (I)
Caramelli F., Bologna (I) Fanelli V., Torino (I) Laffey J., Galway (IRL) Zanier E., Milano (I)
Payen D., Paris (F) Santini A., Milano (I)
Caricato A., Roma (I) Ferrer Roca R., Barcelona (E) Landoni G., Milano (I) Zanierato M., Torino (I)
Pea F., Udine (I) Sbaraglia F., Roma (I)
Carozzi C., Milano (I) Forfori F., Pisa (I) Langer T., Milano (I)
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Resuscitation Intensive Care
LIVE STREAMING SESSIONS
Sessions outlined below will be live streamed throughout the 33° SMART Meeting. Live streaming sessions are
available for free, with mandatory registration, at www.e-smart2022.org, section Live Sessions.
Le sessioni riportate in questa pagina saranno trasmesse in diretta streaming durante il 33° SMART. Potranno essere seguite
gratuitamente, previa registrazione dei propri dati, al sito www.e-smart2022.org, sezione Live Sessions.
MAY 4 | 12.45 - 14.15 MAY 5 | 12.45 - 14.15 MAY 6 | 12.45 - 14.15
AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 1-2
the SMART meeting at your fingertips
LUNCH SESSION | IL PERCORSO LUNCH SESSION | ENDOTOXEMIA IN LUNCH SESSION | THE ROLE OF
DEL PAZIENTE IN SHOCK CARDIOGENO: CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS AND IMMUNOGLOBULIN THERAPY IN
UN CASO INTERATTIVO ADVANCED BLOOD PURIFICATION VIRAL AND BACTERIAL COMMUNITY
Supported by GETINGE THERAPIES ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
Chairpersons: A. Pesenti, F. Sangalli Supported by ESTOR Supported by BIOTEST
Chairpersons: R. Ferrer Roca, T. Rimmelé Chairpersons: G. Berlot, M. Girardis
Monitoraggio emodinamico di base - G. Casella
Real time interaction, ballot system and all SMART info Ottimizzazione dell’assistenza meccanica
Endotoxemia and endotoxic shock: rationale
and pathophysiology - M. Girardis
Pathobiology of viral and bacterial pneumonia:
analogies and differences - A. Nierhaus
at a glance! Milano
con contropulsatore e gestione clinica -
lication S. Valente Superimposed Infections and endotoxemia sCAP and immunoglobulin therapy:
May 4/6, 2022 in critically ill COVID-19 patients: which evidences? - T. Welte
Interazione in tempo reale, sistema di votazione (ballot) e Gestione del paziente in ECMO
veno-arteriosa - F. Sangalli
the gut-lung axis - R. Ferrer Roca
Use of immunoglobulin in viral pneumonia:
tutte le informazioni sempre a portata di mano!
Complement system inhibition in septic AKI theories and facts - M. Girardis
Gestione ventilatoria, monitoraggio e requiring RRT: role of PMMA membrane -
ventilazione assistita a controllo neurale - G. Castellano
G. Bellani
Polymyxin B hemoperfusion and SETS in
endotoxic shock: timing and dose - S. De Rosa MAY 6 | 12.45 - 14.15
AMBER HALL 5-6
MAY 5 | 11.30- 12.30 LUNCH SESSION | ECOS
AMBER HALL 5-6 (EXTRACORPOREAL ORGAN SUPPORT)
MAY 5 | 12.45 - 14.15 FOCUS ON: KIDNEY-LUNG
NONINVASIVE SUPPORT FOR ACUTE AMBER HALL 5-6 Supported by BAXTER
RESPIRATORY FAILURE: WHICH
Download the app APPROACH FOR BETTER RESULTS? LUNCH SESSION | GREENING THE
OPERATIVE ROOM: IS IT TIME FOR
Chairperson: C. Ronco
Supported by DIMAR Terapie extracorporee e supporto polmonare:
on www.smartonweb.org or directly A NEW APPROACH?
Chairpersons: D. Chiumello, G. Conti il ruolo dell’ECCO2R - L. Gattinoni
on App Store for Apple Products and Supported by INTERSURGICAL
Google Play for Android Products. Patient selection - A. Coppadoro Chairpersons: L. Brazzi, S. Koch Nuova piattaforma ECOS per gestire
disfunzioni d’organo multiple e combinate -
Helmet: wet or dry? - G. Foti New challenges for anesthesia: F. Turani
the climate change - S. Koch
Helmet - C. Brusasco
Sustainability at the operating room:
Scarica l’ app EU status - P. Gonzalez-Pizarro
Gold in garbage: waste segregation - L. Brazzi
su www.smartonweb.org o direttamente MAY 5 | 11.30 - 13.30
BROWN HALL 3 Surgical waste reprocessing: the new era -
su App Store per prodotti Apple e Google T. Horeman-Franse
Play per prodotti Android. London-Milan in connection
JOINT SESSION EUROELSO - SMART
WHAT IS THE FUTURE FOR ECCO2R?
Moderators: L. Camporota, L. Heunks MAY 5 | 14.30 - 16.00
BROWN HALL 1
Efficiency of ECCO2R - N. Barrett
WHY HUMIDIFICATION IS VITAL: FROM
Technical drawbacks of ECCO2R - PHYSIOLOGY TO CLINICAL EVIDENCE
C. Karagiannidis
Supported by FISHER & PAYKEL HEALTHCARE
ECCO2R in ARDS - T. Bein Chairpersons: L. Brochard, A. Pesenti
ECCO2R in COPD - D. Brodie Why humidification is important - P. Pelosi
Which trial(s) after the REST? - A. Combes Humidification with helmet CPAP - G. Foti
Combining renal and respiratory support? - Humidification and HFNO - S. Jaber
A. Zanella
Humidification in mechanically ventilated
ROUND TABLE COVID-19 patients - L. Brochard
What is the future for ECCO2R? - All Speakers
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Dear colleague,
On behalf of the Organising Committee of the SMART Meeting, we would like to thank you for attending the 2022
edition of the SMART meeting, and we look forward to seeing you in Milan.
This year the SMART meeting will be full of relevant and up-to-date educational and scientific content delivered live
using a variety of formats. Each session has been carefully designed and thought through with your needs in mind. We
wanted to maximise the space for debate, round tables, and interactive sessions to give you the opportunity to share Smart Meeting Anesthesia
your experience with colleagues around the world and members of the faculty and actively contribute to discussions Resuscitation Intensive Care
and debates.
To make the most of your time at the SMART meeting – please take some time to read through the format of each session
so that you can take full advantage of the content and opportunity for participation.
We really hope you will find SMART meeting educational, inspiring and fun. See you in Milan!
Classical Sessions These sessions are ‘high level Pro-Con These sessions are arranged as pro con debates.
review’ of a specific topic. They reflect the current literature Each presenter will state their case pro or against a topic
and contain 2-3 general take-home messages for education and there will be time for a short rebuttal and discussion.
and discussion.
PROGRAM
The sessions reflect wider knowledge and their content is
Debates These sessions are designed to stimulate
meant to be clinically-oriented and educational. There is a
a debate between speakers who will argue opposing
15 min slot for general discussion at the end of each session.
viewpoints on a controversial topic.
Round Tables These sessions are designed to discuss
Debates with Ballot These sessions are designed to
a topic with unclear evidence which admits more than one
explore the pros, the cons and the doubts around a specific
point of view. The round tables reflect these differences
topic, clinical case or clinical intervention. These sessions
using data in the literature and personal experience from a
are interactive. The speaker will present 4 multiple choice
variety of experts.
questions each with 3 possible options. Single best option
The moderator will ensure that the discussion will have
will be accepted. You will be invited to participate using a
high quality content and that time is used effectively and
voting/polling system.
that each discussant has equal opportunity to present ideas
and concepts.
Friday-Night Troubleshooting These are very
practical sessions meant to present how the speaker
Back to Physiology These sessions reflect the
would go about addressing a specific clinical issue on an
central importance of applied physiology in critical care.
‘hypothetical Friday night’… Emphasis will be given to cases
These sessions will present concepts of applied physiology
and practical advice, including what to ‘watch out’.
at more advanced level which reflect the most current and
up-to-date literature.
One-On-One Session During these sessions each
presenter discuss one of the elements of the topic
Tutorials These sessions will present the concepts of
particularly highlighting the differences in the pre-
applied physiology at more basic level and are aimed at the
COVID-19 era vs during COVID-19.
younger audience. The emphasis here is educational value
of the physiological fundamentals of critical care.
Interactive Clinical Cases These sessions will
have two moderators and two speakers. Each speaker will
present a clinical case and will involve the participants
either through a ballot or through open questions.
Discussion among the faculty members (moderators and
speakers) is essential to maximise the educational value of
these sessions.
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Wednesday May 4 MORNING
Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 5-6 BROWN HALL 1 BROWN HALL 2 BROWN HALL 3 AMBER HALL 7
COMPARING DATA FROM COVID-19 MECHANICAL VENTILATION: NEW TRENDS IN PEDIATRIC BACK TO PHYSIOLOGY WHICH STUDY CHANGED TUTORIALS
AND NON COVID-19 ARDS AN UPDATE AND NEONATAL ICU SEPSIS 1 YOUR PRACTICE IN THE BASIC PHYSIOLOGY
Chairpersons: M. Cecconi, P. Pelosi Chairpersons: A. Slutsky, J. Villar Chaipersons: G. Conti, S. Pezzato Presenter: E. Bignami LAST 10 YEARS Presenter: F. Valenza
9.30 Total lung stress as a risk factor 9.30 Noninvasive support in ARF 9.30 SARS-CoV-2 infection 9.30 Immune response 9.30 Management
for death O. Moerer in neonates to infection Which study changed of delirium in ICU
D. Chiumello D. De Luca M. Shankar-Hari your practice in... A. Trompeo
9.50 Awake proning: timing, physiological Intensive Care
9.45 Does PEEP reduce respiratory drive changes and outcomes 9.50 COVID-19 and MIS-C 10.00 From infection to 10.00 Understanding a gas
in spontaneously breathing J. Laffey in children organ dysfunction Chairpersons: M. Ostermann, analysis: from numbers
COVID-19 patients? S. Pezzato D. Payen A. Pesenti to the respiratory and
L. Giosa 10.10 Lower or higher oxygenation cardiocirculatory status
targets in ventilated patients 10.10 Lung ultrasound in 10.30 Tissue oxygenation 9.30 Respiratory intensive L. Camporota
10.00 Do intubate or do not intubate? B.S. Rasmussen neonatal and pediatric in distributive shock care
M. Antonelli COVID-19 patients M. Girardis G. Bellani 10.30 Understanding
10.30 Tracheal intubation: D. De Luca an acid-base balance
10.15 Prolonged proning: yes or no? can we prevent the risks? 9.45 Neurointensive care T. Langer
G. Bellani V. Russotto 10.30 Discussion N. Stocchetti
11.00 Coffee Break
10.30 Organizational issues and mortality 10.50 Discussion and Exhibition Visit 10.00 Fluid management
during COVID-19 pandemic P. Caironi 11.00 Coffee Break
G. Grasselli 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit
and Exhibition Visit 10.15 Renal failure and CRRT
10.45 Discussion 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit BACK TO PHYSIOLOGY M. Ostermann
SEPSIS 2
10.30 Sepsis TUTORIALS
WHAT’S NEW IN PEDIATRIC Presenter: S. Rossi R. Ferrer Roca SETTING THE VENTILATOR
11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit 11.30 - 12.30 AND NEONATAL
11.30 Mitochondrial Presenter: V. Fanelli
ROUND TABLE MECHANICAL VENTILATION
dysfunction in
USE AND LIMITS OF ‘ARDS’ Chairpersons: G. Conti, critically ill patients 11.00 Coffee Break 11.30 Setting and monitoring
Moderators: J.J. Marini, V.M. Ranieri D. De Luca D. Payen and Exhibition Visit mechanical ventilation
DEBATE WITH BALLOT in the restrictive patient
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN THE 11.30 Forced oscillation 12.00 PK/PD basic rules S. Grasso
OPERATING ROOM: A DEVICE OR Should we retire ‘ARDS’ or give it
technique (FOT): for antibiotic use in
new clothes?
A STRATEGY PROBLEM? a deeper look on critically ill patients Which study changed 12.00 Setting and monitoring
J. Laffey, A. Pesenti, A. Slutsky
INTERACTIVE SCENARIOS WITH BALLOT lung mechanics F. Pea your practice in... mechanical ventilation
Moderator: M. Sorbello R. Dellacà in the obstructive patient
Emergency
C.A. Volta
11.45 Neurally-adjusted Chairpersons: R. Fumagalli,
11.30 In awake patients 12.30 Lunch Break
ventilatory assist 12.30 Lunch Break E. Zanier
G. Cortese
during NIV: the most
synchronous support 11.30 Surgery 12.30 Lunch Break
11.50 In asleep patients
G. Chidini F. Valenza
S. Falcetta
12.00 Not only HFO: high 11.50 Cardiac arrest
12.10 Discussion
frequency ventilation G. Ristagno
techniques in PICU
M. Piastra 12.10 Post-cardiac arrest
12.30 Lunch Break management
12.15 Discussion C. Sandroni
12.30 Lunch Break 12.30 Lunch Break
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AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 3-4 AMBER HALL 5-6 BROWN HALL 1 BROWN HALL 2 BROWN HALL 3 AMBER HALL 7
12.45 - 14.15 ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY 1 12.45 - 14.15 PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIA FRIDAY-NIGHT WHICH STUDY CHANGED TUTORIALS
LUNCH SESSION Chairpersons: L.G. Forni, Z. Ricci LUNCH SESSION Chairpersons: L. Bussolin, TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR PRACTICE IN THE RENAL FUNCTION
IL PERCORSO DEL PAZIENTE IN SHOCK ALBUMIN N. Disma IN METABOLIC LAST 10 YEARS Presenter: G. Monti
CARDIOGENO: UN CASO INTERATTIVO 14.30 Pathophysiology of Supported by CSL BEHRING, GRIFOLS DISTURBANCES
Supported by GETINGE COVID-19-associated AKI KEDRION BIOPHARMA 14.30 Update on preoperative Presenter: K. Donadello 14.30 Renal physiology
L.G. Forni fasting Which study changed and mechanisms of AKI
Chairpersons: A. Pesenti, F. Sangalli Chairpersons: P. Caironi, L. Gattinoni
L. Bussolin 14.30 Assessing acid-base your practice in... V. Cantaluppi
14.50 Management of acute kidney injury status Anesthesia
Monitoraggio emodinamico di base Molecular-binding capacity of human
associated with COVID-19 14.50 The use of oxygen L. Giosa 15.00 Management of oliguria
G. Casella albumin: from toxins to drugs Chairpersons: E. Bignami,
D. Cottam in the operating room M. Ostermann
A. Di Masi A. Giarratano
T. Riva 15.00 Assessing electrolyte
Ottimizzazione dell’assistenza meccanica
15.10 Hemoperfusion and blood purification disturbances 15.30 CRRT
con contropulsatore e gestione clinica Albumin and acid-base in the critically ill: 14.30 Cardiac surgery
strategies in septic patients 15.10 What do we learn from P. Caironi S. De Rosa
S. Valente the unknown interplay G. Landoni
S. Romagnoli Nectarine study?
L. Giosa
N. Disma 15.30 Assessing metabolic
Gestione del paziente in ECMO 14.50 Non cardiac surgery
15.30 Cardiorenal syndrome demands
veno-arteriosa Clinical use of albumin in sepsis after E. De Robertis
Z. Ricci 15.30 Nociception and M.M. Berger 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
F. Sangalli the 2021 SSC guideline
intraoperative
P. Caironi 15.10 Locoregional anesthesia
15.50 Discussion pain measurement
Gestione ventilatoria, monitoraggio e G. Russo
F. Sbaraglia
ventilazione assistita a controllo neurale Non-oncotic properties of albumin:
G. Bellani where are we? 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit TUTORIALS
15.30 Anesthesia depth
15.50 Discussion OPTIMIZING VENTILATION
R. Jalan (remote connection) S. Romagnoli
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
Discussion Presenter: T. Mauri
Discussion
FRIDAY-NIGHT 16.30 Respiratory mechanics
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
DEBATE WITH BALLOT - SEPSIS TROUBLESHOOTING 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit F. Collino
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY 2
PROPHYLAXIS, PRE-EMPTIVE AND IN HEMODINAMICS
Chairpersons: V. Cantaluppi, G. Monti ARE WE AT A TURNING POINT 17.00 CPAP and High Flow
TARGETED ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY Presenter: D. Pasero
WITH THE ADMINISTRATION Nasal Cannula:
IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED 16.30 Nutrients and micronutrients at risk HOT TOPICS
OF ANESTHETIC DRUGS? Which study changed indications and
PATIENTS: WHY AND WHEN IN PEDIATRIC ICU 16.30 Assessing the venous
during renal replacement therapy techniques
Chairpersons: A. Mebazaa, A. Morelli function your practice in...
Moderators: J. De Waele, N.D. Nielsen M.M. Berger Chairpersons: G. Chidini, A. Cortegiani
M. Piastra
J.L. Teboul Perioperative Medicine
Questions for discussion: 16.50 AKI biomarkers: how to incorporate 14.30 Pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic Chairpersons: F. Coluzzi, F. Valenza 17.30 How to improve
models for propofol administration 17.00 Assessing the heart
them in the clinical practice 16.30 Sedation and analgesia patient-ventilator
14.30 SDD prophylaxis for VAP: M. Ostermann in anesthesia and sedation pump function
in PICU: what’s new 16.30 Ventilatory assistance synchrony
yes/no/maybe G. Montrucchio M. Struys F. Guarracino
A. Amigoni E. Futier F. Mojoli
17.10 Perioperative AKI following major
14.45 Aggressive targeted therapy for VAP: 14.50 Pharmacokinetic-based 17.30 Assessing the arterial
abdominal surgery 16.50 Delirium in Pediatric ICU: 16.50 Delirium
yes/no/maybe G. De Pascale L.G. Forni administration of dexmedetomidine function
from prevention H. Amirfarzan
L.N. Hannivoort D. Payen
to treatment
15.00 Prophylaxis for IPA in COVID-19:
17.30 Discussion C. Mondardini
yes/no/maybe D. Koulenti 15.10 Ketamine: comeback of an old drug
H. Amirfarzan 17.10 Clinical use of porcine
15.15 Pre-emptive strategy for CMV
infection: yes/no/maybe P. Povoa surfactant in pediatrics
15.30 Discussion A.M. Wolfler
15.30 Discussion
17.30 Discussion
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
DEBATE WITH BALLOT - SEPSIS
SEPSIS: PERSONALIZED THERAPY WHAT HAS CHANGED IN TRAUMA
BEFORE ICU MANAGEMENT IN THE LAST 10 YEARS?
Moderators: M. Girardis, I. Martin-Loeches Chairpersons: S. Cimbanassi, E. Gamberini
Questions for discussion: 16.30 Pre-hospital trauma care
N. Rachedi
16.30 qSOFA score is the trigger:
yes/no/maybe R. Ferrer Roca 16.50 Massive bleeding
C. Samama
16.45 Antibiotics early and strong:
yes/no/maybe J. De Waele 17.10 Use of REBOA
C. Coniglio
17.00 Fluids resuscitation first:
yes/no/maybe M. Cecconi
17.30 Brain trauma
A. Maas
17.15 Early noradrenaline:
yes/no/maybe K. Donadello
17.50 Discussion
17.30 Discussion
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Thursday May 5 MORNING
Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 3-4 AMBER HALL 5-6 BROWN HALL 1 BROWN HALL 2 BROWN HALL 3 AMBER HALL 7
THE INTENSIVE CARE IS THERE A ROLE FOR PRO-CON UPDATE IN REGIONAL BACK TO PHYSIOLOGY THERAPIES IN COVID-19 TUTORIALS
JOURNALS IN COVID-19 EXTRACORPOREAL CO2 CHALLENGES AND ANESTHESIA PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT 1 Chairpersons: M. Antonelli, S. Rossi CIRCULATION
TSUNAMI. LESSON LEARNED REMOVAL IN ACUTE CONTROVERSIES IN Chairpersons: A. Fanelli, G. Russo Presenter: G. Cortese Presenter: A. Morelli
Moderators: J.J. Marini, D. Payen RESPIRATORY FAILURE? CARDIOGENIC SHOCK 9.00 Antiviral treatments
Moderators: L. Camporota, MANAGEMENT 9.00 Regional anesthesia: 9.00 Mechanisms of acute pain P. Povoa 9.00 Monitoring hemodynamics
9.00 American Journal of M. Quintel Moderators: M. Rinaldi, are we still in ultrasound F. Coluzzi R. Fumagalli
Respiratory and Critical A.M. Scandroglio revolution? 9.15 Steroids
Care Medicine 9.00 Physiology of ECCO2R E. Boselli 9.30 Pharmacological basis D. Annane 9.30 Echo monitoring cardiac function
(AJRCCM) L. Gattinoni 9.00 All patients need an of pain treatment G. Tavazzi
L. Brochard invasive monitoring! 9.20 The role of regional G. Russo 9.30 Management of coagulation
9.20 Discussion Pro: G. De Ferrari anesthesia during N.D. Nielsen 10.00 Fluid management
9.15 Critical Care (CC) Con: C. Vandenbriele SARS-CoV-2 pandemic 10.00 Effects of different fluids J.L. Teboul
J.L.Vincent G. Cappelleri (composition and volume) 9.45 Monoclonal antibodies
10.00 The left ventricle needs T. Langer and convalescent plasma 10.30 Cardiocirculatory drugs
9.30 Intensive Care 9.30 - 11.00 to be vented! 9.40 Erector spinae block: M. Shankar-Hari in the critically ill
Medicine (ICM) ROUND TABLE Pro: A. Mebazaa technique and indications 10.30 Hemodynamic change S. Scolletta
G. Citerio ECCO2R IN ARDS: Con: F. Guarracino in the different settings during surgery 10.00 Immune modulation
WHY DID THE REST TRIAL A. Fanelli L. Tritapepe A. Nierhaus
9.45 Lancet Resp Med FAIL?
E. Grainger 10.00 Regional anesthesia and 10.15 High flow O2 therapy vs. 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit
D. McAuley, A. Pesenti, opioid-free anesthesia: noninvasive ventilation
11.00 Coffee Break and
10.00 Discussion M. Quintel, V.M. Ranieri two sides of the same coin 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit S.M. Maggiore
Exhibition Visit
D. Bugada
10.30 Discussion TUTORIALS
10.20 Regional anesthesia and ANESTHESIA 1
11.00 Coffee Break analgesia for breast BACK TO PHYSIOLOGY
11.00 Coffee Break NONINVASIVE SUPPORT Presenter: L. Tritapepe
and Exhibition Visit surgery PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT 2
and Exhibition Visit FOR ACUTE RESPIRATORY
V. Torrano 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit
FAILURE: WHICH Presenter: G.L. Rosboch 11.30 Strategy for the difficult-to-intubate
APPROACH FOR BETTER patient
10.40 Discussion
IMPROVING PATIENT RESULTS? 11.30 The lung during anesthesia M. Sorbello
11.30 - 12.30 SATISFACTION AND M. Schultz
Supported by DIMAR
DEBATE - JOURNALS USE OF RESOURCES: London-Milan in connection 12.00 Anesthesia in the OSAS patient
MY MANUSCRIPT HAS Chairpersons: D. Chiumello, 12.00 Supporting the failing circulation G. Cortese
ACHIEVABLE GOALS? 11.00 Coffee Break and
BEEN REJECTED… G. Conti A. Morelli JOINT SESSION EUROELSO - SMART
Chairpersons: L. Brazzi, Exhibition Visit
EXPLAIN ME HOW WHAT IS THE FUTURE FOR ECCO2R?
R. Monzani 11.30 Patient selection
TO COPE AND IMPROVE Moderators: L. Camporota, L. Heunks from Milan
A. Coppadoro 12.30 Lunch Break
Moderator: G. Citerio 11.30 Adapting operating 12.30 Lunch Break
programs to 11.45 Helmet: wet or dry? MECHANICAL CIRCULATORY 11.30 Efficiency of ECCO2R
Speakers: L. Brochard, J.L. Vincent
ever-changing needs G. Foti SUPPORT: WHEN TO STEP UP N. Barrett from London
M.R. Capogreco AND WHEN TO STOP
12.00 Helmet 11.45 Technical drawbacks of ECCO2R
Chairpersons: M. Quintel,
11.50 Providing patients C. Brusasco C. Karagiannidis from London
12.30 Lunch Break A. Trompeo
and staff satisfaction
K. Meissner 12.15 Discussion 12.00 ECCO2R in ARDS
11.30 Cardiogenic shock:
T. Bein from London
toward a standardized
12.10 Discussion algorithm?
12.15 ECCO2R in COPD
G. Tavazzi
12.30 Lunch Break D. Brodie from London
11.45 Recognize the futility
12.30 Lunch Break 12.30 Which trial(s) after the REST?
A. Sacco
A. Combes from London
12.00 Recognize the indication
12.45 Combining renal and
M. Rinaldi
respiratory support?
A. Zanella from London
12.15 Discussion
13.00 ROUND TABLE
What is the future for ECCO2R?
All Speakers
12.30 Lunch Break
13.30 Lunch Break
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Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 3-4 AMBER HALL 5-6 BROWN HALL 1 BROWN HALL 2 BROWN HALL 3 AMBER HALL 7
12.45 - 14.15 INTERACTIVE CLINICAL CASES 12.45 - 14.15 WHY HUMIDIFICATION IS FRIDAY-NIGHT DEBATES WITH BALLOT - TUTORIALS
LUNCH SESSION WITH BALLOT LUNCH SESSION VITAL: FROM PHYSIOLOGY TROUBLESHOOTING SEPSIS NUTRITION AND FLUIDS
ENDOTOXEMIA IN CRITICALLY ILL PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT 1 GREENING THE OPERATIVE ROOM: TO CLINICAL EVIDENCE IN VENTILATION SEPSIS: PERSONALIZED Presenter: C.A. Volta
PATIENTS AND ADVANCED BLOOD Moderator: S. Rossi IS IT TIME FOR A NEW APPROACH? Supported by FISHER & PAYKEL Presenter: F. Collino THERAPY IN ICU
PURIFICATION THERAPIES Supported by INTERSURGICAL HEALTHCARE Moderators: M. Leone, M. Singer 14.30 Energy requirements
Supported by ESTOR 14.30 Necrotizing fasciitis Chairpersons: L. Brochard, 14.30 Assessing hypoxemia: M.M. Berger
Chairpersons: L. Brazzi, S. Koch
K. Donadello, I. Martin-Loeches A. Pesenti from PaO2 to six inert Questions for discussion:
Chairpersons: R. Ferrer Roca, T. Rimmelé
gases 15.00 Nutritional strategy
New challenges for anesthesia:
15.15 Fluid management during surgery 14.30 Why humidification M. Busana 14.30 Steroids in all shocked: in the critically ill
Endotoxemia and endotoxic shock: the climate change
in abdominal sepsis is important yes/no/maybe C. Ichai
rationale and pathophysiology S. Koch
E. Futier, G. De Pascale P. Pelosi 15.00 Assessing dead space D. Annane
M. Girardis
and hypercapnia 15.30 Fluid and electrolyte
Sustainability at the operating room:
14.50 Humidification with L. Gattinoni 14.45 Early blood purification balance
Superimposed Infections and endotoxemia EU status
helmet CPAP in sepsis: yes/no/maybe P. Caironi
in critically ill COVID-19 patients: P. Gonzalez-Pizarro
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit G. Foti 15.30 Assessing respiratory S. De Rosa
the gut-lung axis
Gold in garbage: waste segregation mechanics
R. Ferrer Roca
L. Brazzi 15.10 Humidification and HFNO T. Tonetti 15.00 Start with Vit C and
S. Jaber metabolic resuscitation: 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
Complement system inhibition in septic AKI
requiring RRT: role of PMMA membrane INTERACTIVE CLINICAL CASES Surgical waste reprocessing: the new era yes/no/maybe
G. Castellano WITH BALLOT T. Horeman-Franse 15.30 Humidification in N.D. Nielsen
PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT 2 mechanically ventilated 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
COVID-19 patients 15.15 Immunotherapies only TUTORIALS
Polymyxin B hemoperfusion and SETS Moderator: S. Rossi Discussion
in endotoxic shock: timing and dose L. Brochard in randomized patients: ANESTHESIA 2
S. De Rosa yes/no/maybe
16.30 Perioperative management of Presenter: F. Piccioni
15.50 Discussion FRIDAY-NIGHT M. Shankar-Hari
patients with anticoagulant therapy
Discussion M. Panigada, C. Samama TROUBLESHOOTING
16.30 Allergic reactions
IN NEURO 15.30 Immunoglobulins for all:
yes/no/maybe in anesthesia
17.15 Massive obstetric hemorrhage CARDIAC DYSFUNCTION IN COVID-19: Presenter: C. Robba P.M. Mertès
FROM CLINICAL VIGNETTE 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit A. Nierhaus
F. Caramelli, M. Dhanjal
TO EVIDENCE 16.30 Assessing intracranial 17.00 Monitoring and treating
OVERWHELMING INFLAMMATION Moderators: F. Sangalli, G. Tavazzi hypertension postoperative pain
DISEASES: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT N. Stocchetti D. Bugada
15.45 Discussion
14.30 Acute cardiac injury, myocardial
Supported by AFERETICA 16.30 - 18.30 17.00 Assessing risk of delayed 17.30 Arterial pressure control
infarction or stress cardiomyopathy?
Chairpersons: G. Berlot, S. Romagnoli G. Tavazzi Riunione Gruppo di Studio neurological deficits during anesthesia
ALBIOSS-BALANCED post-SAH E. Futier
14.30 Sepsis: pathophysiology M. Oddo 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
14.45 Is this a myocarditis? Diagnostic
and therapeutic concepts clues and management tips
A. Nierhaus E. Ammirati 17.30 Assessing delirium
R. Helbok
14.50 Overwhelming inflammation 15.00 The right ventricle is failing: DEBATE - MECHANICAL
diagnosis: the role of biomarkers which kind of support? VENTILATION
G. Castellano C. Vandenbriele MECHANICAL VENTILATION
AND BEYOND
15.10 The role of hemoadsorption 15.15 Discussion Moderators: S.M. Maggiore,
in overwhelming inflammation
diseases O. Moerer
G. Bottari
16.30 How do I monitor ARF
INTERACTIVE CLINICAL CASES patients with NIV?
15.30 Discussion WITH BALLOT L. Heunks, T. Mauri,
ORGAN DONATION R. Tonelli
Moderators: A. Bottazzi, A. De Gasperi
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit 17.15 Is testing lung
16.30 Managing a heart beating donor recruitability useful
M. Sacchi to set PEEP?
L. Brochard, J.J. Marini,
INTERACTIVE CLINICAL CASES 17.15 Managing a non-heart beating donor F. Mojoli
SEPSIS M. Zanierato
Moderator: R. Fumagalli
16.30 Invasive meningococcal disease
A. Bandera, N.D. Nielsen
17.15 Secondary infections in COVID-19
S. Busani, M. Leone
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Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 3-4 AMBER HALL 5-6 BROWN HALL 2 BROWN HALL 3 AMBER HALL 7
PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT RIGHT VENTRICULAR FAILURE MANAGING BRAIN TRAUMA TODAY FRIDAY-NIGHT TROUBLESHOOTING ULTRASOUND IN ICU TUTORIALS
Chairpersons: F. Rubulotta, C.M. Samama Chairpersons: D. Pasero, S. Scolletta Chairpersons: G. Citerio, M. Oddo IN ANESTHESIA 1 Chairpersons: B. Bouhemad, F. Mojoli THE BRAIN
Presenter: E. Bignami Presenter: E. Zanier
9.00 Role of intraoperative monitoring 9.00 Pathophysiology of RV failure 9.00 Is genetic information relevant? 9.00 Basic Ultrasound “head to toes” skills
of consciousness, pain, mioresolution P. Wouters D. Menon 9.00 Managing unanticipated for intensivists (consensus ESICM) 9.00 How to use brain EEG to titrate
S. Romagnoli difficult intubation C. Robba depth of anesthesia
9.20 Identifying RV failure 9.20 Biomarkers of injury: M. Sorbello H. Amirfarzan
9.20 Methods for preventing and managing F. Guarracino bedside utility 9.20 Switching from qualitative to
postoperative respiratory S. Mondello 9.30 Managing hypoxemia quantitative lung ultrasound 9.30 Post-resuscitation care
complications 9.40 Pharmacological approaches A. Santini S. Mongodi after cardiac arrest
P. Pelosi to right ventricular failure 9.40 Update in treating HICP C. Sandroni
F. Sanfilippo G. Meyfroidt 10.00 Managing hypotension 9.40 What’s new in ultrasound guided
9.40 Coagulation management M. Senturk mechanical ventilation (PEEP setting 10.00 Noninvasive monitoring of brain
in complicated patients 10.00 Mechanical ventilation strategies 10.00 Optimizing an holistic approach focal/non-focal, weaning…) function: volumes, flow, metabolism
C. Samama in patients with right ventricular on extracranial complications 10.30 Managing bleeding B. Bouhemad C. Robba
failure E. Wiegers M. Panigada
10.00 Awake anesthesia in thoracic surgery F. Sangalli 10.00 Innovation in the ultrasound 10.30 Invasive monitoring
G.L. Rosboch 10.20 Discussion assessment of the diaphragm of the damaged brain
10.20 Right ventricle and pulmonary (tissue Doppler, prone patient…) M. Oddo
10.20 Ten rules for a successful robotic hypertension 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit G. Cammarota
surgery G. Paternoster
F. Guarracino 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit 10.20 Lung US in COVID-19: real life
10.40 Discussion and expert recommendations 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit
10.40 Discussion FRIDAY-NIGHT TROUBLESHOOTING L. Vetrugno
IN ANESTHESIA 2
BACK TO PHYSIOLOGY Presenter: K. Donadello 10.40 Discussion
11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit NEURO TUTORIALS
11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit 11.30 Managing prolonged myorelaxation
DIFFICULT DECISIONS IN ICU
11.30 Cerebral autoregulation at bedside F. Piccioni Presenter: G. Mistraletti
F. Rasulo 11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit
12.00 Managing oliguria 11.30 Sedation in ICU
MONITORING VENTILATION USING MEMORIAL SESSION IN HONOR OF 12.00 The concept of ICP dose S. De Rosa J.M. Constantin
ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE PROF. GORAN HEDENSTIERNA AND G. Meyfroidt
TOMOGRAPHY (EIT) PROF. WARREN M. ZAPOL 11.30 - 12.30 12.00 Talking with families
PRO-CON E. Azoulay (remote connection)
Chairpersons: G. Foti, I. Frerichs
11.30 Personal memory of two great 12.30 Lunch Break FLUID CHALLENGE:
11.30 Electrical Impedance Tomography
scientists and friends 12.30 Lunch Break RISING THE LEGS OR ...
(EIT) in acute respiratory failure L. Gattinoni Moderators: M. Cecconi, M. Singer
G. Bellani 12.30 Lunch Break
11.40 Lung physiology: from the clinical Pro: J.L. Teboul
11.45 EIT in COVID-19
physiology lab to the Hedenstierna Con: J.L. Vincent
T. Mauri laboratory
G. Perchiazzi
12.00 EIT and assessment of lung perfusion
12.00 The Nitric Oxide story 12.30 Lunch Break
I. Frerichs
L. Berra
12.15 Discussion
12.30 Lunch Break
12.30 Lunch Break
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Friday May 6 AFTERNOON
Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
AMBER HALL 1-2 AMBER HALL 3-4 AMBER HALL 5-6 BROWN HALL 2 BROWN HALL 3 AMBER HALL 7
12.45 - 14.15 CASE REPORTS: BLEEDING 12.45 - 14.15 FRIDAY-NIGHT TROUBLESHOOTING BICARBONATE TUTORIALS
LUNCH SESSION IN CARDIOTHORACIC AND LUNCH SESSION IN EMERGENCY: AN US APPROACH 1 Chairpersons: F. Duska, L. Gattinoni INFECTION
THE ROLE OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN VASCULAR SURGERY ECOS (EXTRACORPOREAL Presenter: C. Robba Presenter: F.G. De Rosa
THERAPY IN VIRAL AND BACTERIAL Chairpersons: B. Martinez Lopez De Arroyabe, ORGAN SUPPORT) 14.30 Common errors in bicarbonate use
COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA S. Scolletta FOCUS ON: KIDNEY-LUNG 14.30 Cardiocirculatory arrest P. Caironi 14.30 Immune response to infection
Supported by BIOTEST Supported by BAXTER F. Sangalli S. Busani
14.30 Bleeding in cardiac surgery 14.50 Bicarbonate in sepsis
Chairpersons: G. Berlot, M. Girardis Chairperson: C. Ronco S. Jaber
B. Martinez Lopez De Arroyabe 15.00 Neurologic deterioration 15.00 Pathophysiology and clinics
C. Robba of sepsis and septic shock
Pathobiology of viral and bacterial Terapie extracorporee e supporto 15.10 Bicarbonate in acute respiratory
15.00 Bleeding in thoracic surgery M. Singer
pneumonia: analogies and differences polmonare: il ruolo dell’ECCO2R failure
F. Piccioni 15.30 Acute pain
A. Nierhaus L. Gattinoni T. Langer
G. Russo 15.30 Optimal use of antibiotics in the ICU
15.30 Bleeding in vascular surgery P. Viale
sCAP and immunoglobulin therapy: Nuova piattaforma ECOS per gestire 15.30 Discussion
D. Pasero
which evidences ? disfunzioni d’organo multiple e combinate
T. Welte F. Turani
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
Use of immunoglobulin in viral pneumonia: Discussion 16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
theories and facts
M. Girardis
FRIDAY-NIGHT TROUBLESHOOTING
IN EMERGENCY: AN US APPROACH 2 TUTORIALS
Discussion
ELECTROLYTES AND ACID-BASE ULTRASOUND
THERAPEUTIC TEMPERATURE Presenter: B. Bouhemad
Chairpersons: C. Ichai, A. Protti Presenter: F. Mojoli
MANAGEMENT (TTM) AT A CROSSROAD
16.30 Polytrauma
Chairpersons: L. Vetrugno, J. Villar 16.30 Unusual causes of hyperlactatemia 16.30 Lung ultrasound in the critically ill
F. Corradi
in the critically ill S. Mongodi
INTERACTIVE CLINICAL CASES 14.30 TTM: the biological effects
17.00 The hypoxic patient
A. Protti
WITH BALLOT E. Zanier
S. Mongodi 17.00 Brain ultrasound in the critically ill
MECHANICAL VENTILATION 16.50 Potassium handling in the critically ill F. Rasulo
Moderators: L. Camporota, F. Rubulotta 14.45 TTM in post-anoxic coma: P. Caironi
17.30 The hypotensive patient
end of the game? 17.30 Ventilator-induced lung injury
A. Messina
14.30 Clinical case ARDS: C. Sandroni 17.10 The importance of sodium and fluid/sodium balance
noninvasive options homeostasis in critical care S. Gattarello
L. Heunks 15.00 TTM in TBI: selective use or ban T. Langer
R. Helbok
15.15 Clinical case ARDS: 17.30 The 5 parameters I always look
invasive options and titration 15.15 TTM in meningitis: at when dealing with acid-base
V. Fanelli useful, unuseful, not known F. Duska
R. Sonneville
17.50 Discussion
15.30 How to implement TTM
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit at bedside: practicalities
F.S. Taccone
15.45 Discussion
INTERACTIVE CLINICAL CASES
WEANING FROM MECHANICAL
VENTILATION
16.00 Break and Exhibition Visit
Moderators: G. Foti, S. Rossi
16.30 Readiness to wean:
clinical assessment and parameters
PRO-CON
O. Moerer
HOT TOPICS IN NEURO
17.15 Extubation failure: Moderators: G. Citerio, R. Helbok
how do I optimize the next attempt
S. Jaber 16.30 Flowchart approach of intracranial
hypertension
Pro: N. Stocchetti
Con: G. Meyfroidt
17.00 Third tier therapies: medical approach
Pro: C. Robba
Con: C. Giussani
17.30 Delayed cerebral ischemia in
subarachnoid hemorrhage:
endovascular approach
Pro: G. Citerio
Con: A. Caricato
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SMART NURSING
BROWN HALL 1 M O R NI NG BROWN HALL 1 AF T E R NO O N
9.00 - 11.00 ONE-ON-ONE SESSION
DEBATE BEFORE AND AFTER COVID-19 ERA
HAS COVID-19 CHANGED NURSING PRIMA E DOPO L’ERA COVID-19
IN CRITICAL CARE? Moderators: I. Comisso, M. Manici
IL COVID-19 HA CAMBIATO L’ ASSISTENZA
INFERMIERISTICA IN TERAPIA INTENSIVA? 14.30 Helmet versus mask for NIV outside ICU
Moderators: M. Hoogendoorn, F. Marchese Casco vs. maschera per la NIV al di fuori
Speakers: I. Comisso, M. Manici, M. Villa della terapia intensiva
A. Lucchini vs. S. Bambi
Questions for discussion:
- Visiting policies / patient’s family information 15.00 Infection control:
Regole per le visite / comunicazione con la famiglia single room versus open space
Controllo delle infezioni:
- Early mobilization stanza singola vs. open space
Mobilizzazione precoce P. Iozzo vs. V. Russotto
- Pressure injury development 15.30 Vascular access in ICU
Sviluppo di lesioni da pressione Accesso vascolare in terapia intensiva
- Long-term outcomes S. Elli vs. M. Pittiruti
Outcome di lungo termine
16.00 ICU diary in adult and pediatric ICU
ICU diary nelle terapie intensive
11.00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Visit per adulti e pediatriche
I. Chinali vs. O. Gawronski
NEW ISSUES IN CRITICAL CARE NURSING
NUOVE PROBLEMATICHE NELLA GESTIONE
INFERMIERISTICA IN TERAPIA INTENSIVA
Chairpersons: S. Bambi, E. Mattiussi
11.30 Nursing workload in ICU
Carico di lavoro infermieristico in terapia intensiva
M. Hoogendoorn
11.45 Standard and extended prone position
Pronazione standard e prolungata
A. Lucchini
12.00 Video calls at end of life are feasible
but not enough
Videochiamate a fine vita: fattibili ma non sufficienti
A. Galazzi
12.15 Discussion
12.30 Lunch Break
FRIDAY MAY 6
O F F I C I A L L A N G U A G E S : E N G L I S H / I TA L I A N W I T H S I M U LTA N E O U S T R A N S L AT I O N
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Expert Sessions - Discussion Square
Expert Sessions offer the opportunity of a direct interaction with recognized Experts in selected topics. They take
place in the Discussion Square, an open space in the Exhibition Area with 40 seats equipped with noise cancelling THURSDAY MAY 5
earphones. Admission is free on a first-come first-served basis.
Language: English or Italian, no simultaneous translation.
Le Expert Session offrono la possibilità di una interazione diretta con Esperti riconosciuti su alcuni temi di interesse. Si
16.00 - 17.00 MONITORAGGIO DELLA NOCICEZIONE:
svolgono nella Discussion Square, uno spazio aperto situato nell’Area Espositiva con 40 posti a sedere provvisti di auricolari DALLA SALA OPERATORIA AL REPARTO
per l’isolamento acustico. L’accesso è libero fino ad esaurimento posti. DI TERAPIA INTENSIVA
Lingua: Inglese o Italiano, senza traduzione simultanea.
Ottimizzazione della gestione del dolore perioperatorio
in chirurgia vertebrale
C.A. Raciti
WEDNESDAY MAY 4
Monitoraggio della nocicezione in terapia intensiva?...
Perché no?!
R.C. De Rosa
11.30 - 12.00 HOW TO TREAT MY NEXT PATIENTS
WITH SEVERE INFECTION
Un Coffee Point sarà a disposizione dei partecipanti
DISCUSSANT: G. De Pascale | EXPERT: J. De Waele
12.30 - 13.00 LINEE GUIDA SURVIVING SEPSIS CAMPAIGN 2021:
QUALI NOVITÀ?
DISCUSSANTS: M. Antonelli, A. Giarratano FRIDAY MAY 6
15.30 - 16.00 MYOCARDIAL INJURY IN VIRAL INFECTIONS 12.30 - 13.00 COME PREDIRE IL RISVEGLIO DAL COMA
DOPO ARRESTO CARDIACO
DISCUSSANT: D. Pasero | EXPERT: C. Vandenbriele
DISCUSSANT: S. Busani | EXPERT: C. Sandroni
THURSDAY MAY 5
12.30 - 13.00 APPROACHES TO MECHANICAL VENTILATION:
OPEN QUESTIONS
DISCUSSANT: V. Fanelli | EXPERT: D. McAuley
15.00 - 15.30 ANESTHESIA MONITORING:
LESS IS NOT ALWAYS MORE
DISCUSSANT: E. De Robertis | EXPERT: H. Amirfarzan
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Complementary sessions detailed in the following pages will take place in either of
the two open spaces in the Exhibition Area, the new WeSmart Space 1 and WeSmart
Space 2. Admission is free or by invitation. Capacity: 50 seats each (approx.), unless
otherwise stated due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
Both WeSmart Spaces are equipped with noise-cancelling earphones.
Le sessioni complementari riportate alle pagine che seguono si svolgeranno in uno dei due
nuovi open space presenti nell’Area Espositiva, denominati WeSmart Space 1 e WeSmart
Space 2. L’accesso per la partecipazione alle sessioni è libero o ad invito. Capienza: 50
posti circa ciascuno, fatte salve eventuali disposizioni restrittive per il contenimento
dell’epidemia da COVID-19.
Entrambi gli spazi sono provvisti di auricolari per l’isolamento acustico.
Language: English or Italian, no simultaneous translation.
Lingua: Inglese o Italiano, senza traduzione simultanea.
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Wednesday May 4 WeSmart Sessions Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Resuscitation Intensive Care
Thursday May 5 WeSmart Sessions
WeSmart Space
1 WeSmart Space
2 WeSmart Space
1 WeSmart Space
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WEDNESDAY ACCESSI VENOSI INNOVATIVI MIDLINE THURSDAY LE INFEZIONI POLMONARI THURSDAY UN APPROCCIO PRAGMATICO
MAY 4 E MINI-MIDLINE IN OSPEDALE/ MAY 5 BATTERICHE E FUNGINE IN MAY 5 ALLA PRESSIONE ESOFAGEA
11.30 - 12.30 TERRITORIO: NUOVE OPPORTUNITÀ AMBITO INTENSIVO 11.30 - 12.30
10.00 - 11.00
NELL’ACCESSO VASCOLARE Moderatore: F.G. De Rosa Cosa fare nella pratica clinica
Moderatori: C. Abbruzzese, D. Vailati di tutti i giorni
L’approccio diagnostico clinico
L’urgenza medica e chirurgica G. Montrucchio Speaker: F. Mojoli
T. Fusco
Gli aspetti microbiologici
L’elezione medica/chirurgica A. Curtoni Supported by:
S. Elli
Ospedale/territorio: Con il contributo
non condizionante di:
gestione acuta e cronica
F. Oleari
Supported by:
THURSDAY MEET THE EXPERT THURSDAY TECNOLOGIE PER OTTIMIZZARE
MAY 5 UPDATE SULLE BUONE PRATICHE MAY 5 LA GESTIONE DEL SINERGISMO
13.30 - 14.30 D’USO DI NIV E HFOT 13.00 - 14.00 FARMACOLOGICO IN ANESTESIA
Speakers: D.L. Grieco, S.M. Maggiore
Principi di farmacocinetica
WEDNESDAY EFFICIENZA E SICUREZZA IN SALA WEDNESDAY IL MONITORAGGIO
L’utilizzo della ventilazione applicati all’anestesia
MAY 4 OPERATORIA: FOCUS SULLA MAY 4 DELL’ANALGO-SEDAZIONE
non invasiva e dell’ossigeno ad alti flussi: G.L. Rosboch
13.30 - 14.30 GESTIONE DELLE VIE AEREE 13.30 - 14.30 IN TERAPIA INTENSIVA
Speakers: E. Momesso, F. Toffoletto quale scegliere in base al tipo di paziente
Speaker: S. Romagnoli Smart Pilot:
e alla situazione clinica.
Discussione sui pro e contro. discussione di un caso clinico
Un Lunch Bag sarà offerto ai partecipanti Un Lunch Bag sarà offerto ai partecipanti G. Paladini
Un Lunch Bag sarà offerto ai partecipanti
Un Lunch Bag sarà offerto ai partecipanti
Supported by: Supported by:
Supported by:
Supported by:
WEDNESDAY IL MONITORAGGIO EEG PER WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP THURSDAY UTILITÀ DELLE IMMUNOGLOBULINE THURSDAY MACHINE LEARNING E
MAY 4 GUIDARE L’ANESTESIA E LA MAY 4 ENHANCING STRATEGIES MAY 5 ARRICCHITE IN IgM COME TERAPIA MAY 5 MONITORAGGIO EMODINAMICO
16.00 - 17.00 SEDAZIONE: IL NUOVO 16.00 - 17.00 FOR REDUCING VILI: ROLE OF 16.00 - 17.00 ADIUVANTE NEL PAZIENTE SETTICO 16.00 - 17.00 AVANZATO: NUOVI PARAMETRI
PARAMETRO VITALE MINI-INVASIVE CO2 REMOVAL GRAVE: COME E QUANDO? PREDITTIVI PER LA GESTIONE
Moderatore: P. Viale PERIOPERATORIA DEL PAZIENTE
No BIS, no anestesia Less is More: the importance Moderatori: N. Salvini, G. Torricella
C. Carozzi of avoiding VILI Terapie adiuvanti nel trattamento
L. Gattinoni del paziente settico Monitoraggio emodinamico predittivo
Anche la Terapia Intensiva reclama il BIS K. Donadello in chirurgia non cardiaca
R.C. De Rosa Mini-invasive CO2 removal as protective F. Piccioni
lung strategy: when and how Razionale d’uso delle IgM: setting
M. Hilty di pazienti, timing, prospettive Monitoraggio emodinamico predittivo
F. Forfori in chirurgia cardiaca
Discussion F. Guarracino
Un Aperitivo sarà offerto ai partecipanti Discussione casi clinici con HPI
presso lo stand ESTOR al termine della Supported by:
L. Frassanito
sessione
Supported by: Supported by:
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Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Resuscitation Intensive Care
Friday May 6 WeSmart Sessions Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Resuscitation Intensive Care
WeSmart Space
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FRIDAY COME CAMBIA LA GESTIONE DEL
MAY 6 PAZIENTE CRITICO NELL’ERA DELLA
9.30 - 10.30 DIAGNOSTICA SINDROMICA RAPIDA
Moderatore: M. Girardis
La visione della Terapia Intensiva
B. Viaggi
La visione dell’Infettivologia
P. Viale
Supported by:
FRIDAY MEET THE EXPERT FRIDAY OTTIMIZZAZIONE DELL’ANESTESIA
MAY 6 RUOLO DELLA pro-ADM NELLA MAY 6 GASSOSA E NUOVE OPPORTUNITÀ
GESTIONE DEL PAZIENTE CRITICO 11.30 - 12.30 PER RIDURNE L’IMPATTO AMBIENTALE
11.30 - 12.30
DAL DIPARTIMENTO DI EMERGENZA Moderatore: L. Brazzi
E ACCETTAZIONE ALLA TERAPIA
INTENSIVA Anestesia generale e sostenibilità
Discussant: M. Girardis F. Bassi
Speakers: G. Montrucchio, E. Sozio
Il sistema Contrafluran
Temi da discutere: C. Oliveira
- Quando e perché utilizzo pro-ADM
- Quali i vantaggi e quali i limiti
- Come implementarne l’uso in ambito Supported by:
clinico
Un Coffee Bag sarà offerto ai partecipanti
Supported by:
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Resuscitation Intensive Care
SIMULATION
SESSIONS
Language: Italian, no simultaneous translation.
Lingua: Italiano, senza traduzione simultanea.
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Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Simulation Sessions Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Simulation Sessions
Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
Simulation Center WEDNESDAY MAY 4 | 10.00 - 13.00 Simulation Center WEDNESDAY MAY 4 | 16.00 - 17.00
free
Supported by 2 Supported by
Simulation Session SPEAKER: A. Andreotti – Team Tecnico Accurate Simulation Session 2 SPEAKER: T. Pellis
HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATION GESTIONE DELLA TEMPERATURA TARGET
HIGH FIDELITY Mai come negli ultimi decenni, lo sviluppo scientifico e tecnologico ha portato a sistemi GESTIONE DELLA Lo scopo di questo scenario di simulazione è offrire ai partecipanti un training con rilevanti
S I M U L AT I O N di formazione sempre più complessi cresciuti di pari passo con l’innovazione sanitaria. La T E M P E R AT U R A ricadute pratiche su come ottenere un controllo della temperatura target mediante un device
simulazione è oggi diventata parte integrante e fondamentale della crescita degli operatori capace di rispondere automaticamente alle variazioni di temperatura del paziente, o anche
TA R G E T
sanitari, sempre più evidence-based e centrata sulle abilità tecniche e non tecniche, sul solo semplicemente a variazioni di tendenza. Verranno esaminati scenari clinici di gestione
teamwork, la leadership ed il problem solving. Scopo dell’High Fidelity Simulation in sede della temperatura post-arresto cardiaco e di prevenzione della febbre, ripercorrendo i
congressuale è riproporre ai discenti scenari di vita reale (secondo le regole del CRM), protocolli più utilizzati in ambito clinico.
strutturati con l’obiettivo di implementare le proprie abilità e lavorare in tutta sicurezza al di Verrà illustrata la programmazione del device per inserire i protocolli clinici in uso presso
fuori dalla propria “confort zone”. la propria unità operativa. L’interazione con il pubblico sarà favorita dall’utilizzo di un
manichino ad alta fedeltà.
Le sessioni saranno caratterizzate dall’utilizzo di simulatori avanzati di ultima generazione
e potranno essere seguite dal pubblico in maniera del tutto free. Lo stesso pubblico sarà
discente e spettatore: chiunque voglia cimentarsi potrà entrare nel gioco… vi aspettiamo Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
numerosi! Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti.
Partecipazione libera e gratuita, fino ad esaurimento posti.
Per partecipare è necessario essere iscritti allo SMART.
Simulation Center WEDNESDAY MAY 4 | 14.00 - 15.00 Simulation Center THURSDAY MAY 5 | 10.00 - 11.00
1 Supported by 3 Supported by &
Simulation Session 1 SPEAKERS: G. Foti, E. Rezoagli Simulation Session 3 SPEAKERS: F. Mojoli, E. Arisi
RECLUTAMENTO ALVEOLARE E IMPOSTAZIONE DELLA PEEP STRUMENTI PER UNA VENTILAZIONE MECCANICA PERSONALIZZATA
VENTILAZIONE IN BASE ALLA MECCANICA RESPIRATORIA VENTILAZIONE IN PAZIENTI ATTIVI E PASSIVI
MECCANICA Lo scopo di questo scenario di simulazione è offrire ai partecipanti un training sui possibili MECCANICA Lo scopo di questo scenario di simulazione è formare i partecipanti su come personalizzare
approcci utilizzabili per realizzare manovre di reclutamento alveolare e per dosare la PEEP l’impostazione della ventilazione meccanica sia nei pazienti attivi che in quelli passivi grazie
in base ai dati derivati dalle misure di meccanica respiratoria. Saranno simulate le alterazioni ai nuovi strumenti disponibili sui ventilatori. Verrà utilizzato un simulatore meccanico
patologiche più rilevanti di questi parametri e ne saranno discusse le implicazioni cliniche. avanzato attivo e passivo per mostrare come ricavare beneficio dalle curve pressione-
volume a flusso lento, dalla pressione esofagea, dalle opzioni di sincronizzazione.
Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti. Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti
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Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Simulation Sessions Smart Meeting Anesthesia
Simulation Sessions
Resuscitation Intensive Care Resuscitation Intensive Care
Simulation Center THURSDAY MAY 5 | 12.00 - 13.00 Simulation Center FRIDAY MAY 6 | 10.00 - 11.00
4 Supported by 7 Supported by
Simulation Session 4 SPEAKERS: G. Bellani, S. Grasso
MONITORAGGIO RESPIRATORIO AVANZATO TRAMITE PRESSIONE ESOFAGEA Simulation Session 7 SPEAKERS: G. Foti, E. Rezoagli
VENTILAZIONE ED ATTIVITÀ ELETTRICA DIAFRAMMATICA
IMPOSTAZIONE DEL VENTILATORE IN VENTILAZIONE ASSISTITA
MECCANICA Nel corso della sessione di simulazione verranno trattati alcuni casi clinici, in cui il
monitoraggio della pressione esofagea o della attività elettrica diaframmatica si riveli VENTILAZIONE Lo scopo di questo scenario di simulazione è offrire ai partecipanti un training su come
particolarmente utile a fini diagnostici o come guida all’impostazione dei parametri MECCANICA affrontare le principali problematiche che si manifestano durante la ventilazione di un
ventilatori. Gli scenari riguarderanno sia la ventilazione controllata protettiva che paziente con una aumentata resistenza delle vie aeree, una patologia ostruttiva o restrittiva,
l’interazione paziente-ventilatore durante ventilazione assistita. L’interazione con il pubblico per esempio BPCO o ARDS o fibrosi polmonare. Tra le problematiche verranno considerate
sarà favorita attraverso quiz a risposta multipla e la discussione informale. la rilevazione e la misura di una aumentata resistenza delle vie aeree e di una ridotta
compliance.
Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti.
Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti.
Simulation Center THURSDAY MAY 5 | 14.00 - 15.00
5 Supported by
Simulation Session 5 SPEAKER: M. Rossi
SESSIONE PRATICA SULL’UTILIZZO DELLA ANESTESIA TOTALMENTE Simulation Center FRIDAY MAY 6 | 11.30 - 14.30
ANESTESIA ENDOVENOSA TIVA/TCI CON UNO SGUARDO AI PIÙ RECENTI SVILUPPI
free
ENDOVENOSA Lo scopo di questa sessione pratica è offrire a chi è interessato ad ampliare le proprie
conoscenze nel campo della TCI l’occasione di toccare con mano, attraverso la simulazione
di un caso clinico, come la tecnologia abbia reso semplice questa tecnica ormai consolidata. Supported by
Si accennerà inoltre alle ultime novità in termini di protocolli e si illustrerà come questi
possano ampliare il campo di applicazione della tecnica.
Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti. Simulation Session SPEAKER: A. Andreotti – Team Tecnico Accurate
HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATION
HIGH FIDELITY Mai come negli ultimi decenni, lo sviluppo scientifico e tecnologico ha portato a sistemi
Simulation Center THURSDAY MAY 5 | 16.00 - 17.00 di formazione sempre più complessi cresciuti di pari passo con l’innovazione sanitaria. La
S I M U L AT I O N
simulazione è oggi diventata parte integrante e fondamentale della crescita degli operatori
6 Supported by
sanitari, sempre più evidence-based e centrata sulle abilità tecniche e non tecniche, sul
teamwork, la leadership ed il problem solving. Scopo dell’High Fidelity Simulation in sede
congressuale è riproporre ai discenti scenari di vita reale (secondo le regole del CRM),
strutturati con l’obiettivo di implementare le proprie abilità e lavorare in tutta sicurezza al di
Simulation Session 6 SPEAKERS: D. Chiumello, E. Rezoagli fuori dalla propria “confort zone”.
MIGLIORARE LA GESTIONE DELL’ARDS SULLA BASE DELLA MECCANICA Le sessioni saranno caratterizzate dall’utilizzo di simulatori avanzati di ultima generazione
RESPIRATORIA E DELLA VALUTAZIONE ECOGRAFICA e potranno essere seguite dal pubblico in maniera del tutto free. Lo stesso pubblico sarà
VENTILAZIONE discente e spettatore: chiunque voglia cimentarsi potrà entrare nel gioco… vi aspettiamo
MECCANICA Lo scopo di questo scenario di simulazione è offrire ai partecipanti un’occasione di confronto
numerosi!
e di training su come sia possibile ottimizzare la gestione dei pazienti con ARDS attraverso la
valutazione della meccanica respiratoria, del mechanical power e dell’ecografia del polmone
e dei muscoli respiratori. Saranno presi in considerazione diversi scenari e ne saranno Partecipazione libera e gratuita, fino ad esaurimento posti.
discusse le implicazioni cliniche. Per partecipare è necessario essere iscritti allo SMART.
Partecipazione a numero chiuso (max 40 posti) con preiscrizione obbligatoria.
Le iscrizioni saranno accettate in base all’ordine di arrivo, fino ad esaurimento posti.
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