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POSTER OVERVIEW WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
Area Bilbao
Area Cadiz
Area Cartagena
Area Granada
Area Las Palmas
QUALITY ASSESSMENT
& PATIENT-CENTERED
OUTCOMES
TOXICOLOGY &
PHARMACOLOGY IN THE
CRITICALLY ILL
PERI-OPERATIVE
INTENSIVE CARE
SEPSIS MISCELLANEA
ALI & ARDS:
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
PROCESS IMPROVEMENT
IN THE ICU
Area Madrid
Area Malaga
Area Murcia
Area Oviedo
Area Seville
Area Tenerife
SEPSIS PROGNOSIS II
CARDIAC ARREST:
MANAGEMENT &
COMPLICATIONS
CRITICAL CARE NURSING
& ICU ORGANISATION
PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE
CARE
TRAUMA CARE: FROM
BENCH TO BEDSIDE
IMPACT OF PATIENT
CHARACTERISTICS ON
OUTCOME
Area Valencia
Area Vigo
BLEEDING, SEDATION
& HAEMODYNAMIC
INSTABILITY
SEDATION OF THE
CRITICALLY ILL
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Room
08:00
08:25
Barcelona
Vienna
Berlin
Athens
Rome
Stockholm
Geneva
Paris
Glasgow
Amsterdam
INNOVATIVE THERAPIES IN
SEPSIS
FLUIDS: THE GOOD AND
THE BAD
NEUROPROGNOSTICATION
FOLLOWING CARDIAC
ARREST
NEW FRONTIERS FOR
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
MANAGEMENT
(RE)MODELLING OF ICU
ORGANISATION: A PATIENT
CENTERED ANALYSIS
CRITICAL CARE IN THE
PRE-HOSPITAL SETTING
HOW TO WALK OUT OF
THE ICU: MUSCLE LOSS &
FUNCTION
GUIDELINES ON PAIN,
SEDATION AND DELIRIUM
MANAGEMENT
MDR MICRORGANISMS:
BAD BUGS, NO DRUGS?
ELECTROLYTE
DISTURBANCE: FROM
UNDERSTANDING TO
SMART CORRECTION
WHAT'S NEW IN
CARDIOVASCULAR
DYNAMICS AND CARDIAC
ARREST?
PNEUMONIA
INSIGHTS INTO
PATHOGENESIS OF AKI
ACUTE LUNG INJURY:
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
WHAT'S NEW IN SEPSIS AND
INFECTION?
SEVERITY ASSESSMENT
THERAPEUTIC
MANIPULATIONS OF THE
INJURED BRAIN
PREVENTING DELIRIUM
IN CRITICAL ILLNESS
TISSUE PERFUSION IN
TRAUMA
ICU OUTCOMES: BEYOND
HOSPITAL MORTALITY
MECHANICAL VENTILATION
AND ARDS
IMPROVING PERFUSION:
FROM PRESSURE TO FLOW
THE DIGITAL PATIENT
CAN THE GUT ADAPT TO
CRITICAL ILLNESS?
08:30
10:00
10:10
11:30
NEXT Lounge
ICU ACQUIRED WEAKNESS:
CLINICAL PHENOTYPES AND
DETERMINANTS
JOINT WITH NCS - RESISTING
THE STORM AFTER BRAIN
INJURY
THERE WILL BE BLEEDING
WORKING CONDITIONS
OF INTENSIVISTS: AN
UNSOLVED CHALLENGE
ICU MANAGEMENT OF
THE BURN VICTIM
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EXPERT
DOGMATA DEBATED 2014
INFECTION CONTROL AS
A NURSING CHALLENGE
12:00
14:00
HOT TOPICS SESSION
14:10
16:30
Session references :
Keynote Lecture Session
Thematic Sessions
Sessions of special interest
for Nurses and AHP
Oral Presentations
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WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
SCIENTIfic programme
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
State of the Art Session
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SCIENTIfic programme
Continuous Professional Education Session
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ICU ACQUIRED WEAKNESS: CLINICAL PHENOTYPES AND DETERMINANTS
08:00 – 08:25
Presentation
ROOM Barcelona
Margaret Herridge, Toronto, Canada
Thematic Session
INNOVATIVE THERAPIES IN SEPSIS
 Chairs: Laurent Papazian, Marseille, France & Claude Martin, Marseille, France
08:30 – 08:45
Statins
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Cellular effects of corticosteroids
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Erythropoietin
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Selenate
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Beta-blockers
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Vienna
Thematic Session
Laurent Papazian, Marseille, France
Karim Asehnoune, Nantes, France
Carole Ichai, Nice, France
Anne-Cornélie de Pont, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Andrea Morelli, Rome, Italy
FLUIDS: THE GOOD AND THE BAD
 Chairs: Anders Perner, Copenhagen, Denmark & Maurizio Cecconi, London, United Kingdom
08:30 – 08:45
Crystalloids: As good as you think?
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Artificial colloids: Only bad?
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Albumin: The good and the bad
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Other blood products: Only good?
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Paediatric patients: All good?
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Berlin
Thematic Session
Anders Perner, Copenhagen, Denmark
Konrad Reinhart, Jena, Germany
Luciano Gattinoni, Milan, Italy
Gernot Marx, Aachen, Germany
Mark Peters, London, United Kingdom
NEUROPROGNOSTICATION FOLLOWING CARDIAC ARREST
 Chairs: Fabio Silvio Taccone, Brussels, Belgium & Romergriko Geocadin, Baltimore, United States
08:30 – 08:45
Clinical examination
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
EEG and evoked potentials
Tarek Sharshar, Paris, France
Mauro Oddo, Lausanne, Switzerland
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Neurological outcome after paediatric cardiac arrest
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Neuroimaging and biomarkers
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
A practical recommendation
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Athens
Thematic Session
Mark Peters, London, United Kingdom
Raimund Helbok, Innsbruck, Austria
Romergriko Geocadin, Baltimore, United States
SCIENTIfic programme
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
AKI in the trauma patient
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Preventing AKI after emergency abdominal surgery
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Fluid management for the AKI patient
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Preventing chronic kidney disease after AKI
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
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(RE)MODELLING OF ICU ORGANISATION: A PATIENT CENTERED ANALYSIS
08:30 – 08:45
Relative's perspective
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
Hans Ulrich Rothen, Bern, Switzerland
08:48 – 09:03
What is the effect of more or less ICUs in a country?
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
What is the effect of centralisation of ICU resources?
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
The impact of changes in the ICU workforce
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Which factors have the largest impact on cost and patient outcomes?
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Stockholm

Thematic Session
Pre-hospital trauma care: The Londons' air ambulance experience
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Pre-hospital management of vascular injuries
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Sonography in the pre-hospital setting: Meaningful tool or toy?
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Management of the intoxicated patient in the pre-hospital setting
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Controversies in prehospital airway management
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Geneva
Thematic Session
David Lockey, Bristol, United Kingdom
Dietmar Fries, Innsbruck, Austria
Jacques Duranteau, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
Bruno Mégarbane, Paris, France
Karim Asehnoune, Nantes, France
HOW TO WALK OUT OF THE ICU: MUSCLE LOSS & FUNCTION
Chairs: Steffen Weber-Carstens, Berlin, Germany & Sergio Ruiz Santana, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
08:30 – 08:45
Functional assessment
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Comprehensive exercise testing & muscle function
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Imaging techniques: US, CT, MRI
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Morphological changes
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
How to promote recovery
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Paris
Thematic Session
Nicholas Hart, London, United Kingdom
Julia Wendon, London, United Kingdom
Michael Hiesmayr, Vienna, Austria
Michaël Casear, Leuven, Belgium
Steffen Weber-Carstens, Berlin, Germany
GUIDELINES ON PAIN, SEDATION AND DELIRIUM MANAGEMENT
Chairs: Sangeeta Mehta, Toronto, Canada & Michael Sander, Berlin, Germany
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Guidelines on analgesia, sedation and delirium monitoring
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
Heleen Oudemans-van Straaten, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
09:06 – 09:21
Which sedatives are safe?
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Local strategies to increase guideline adherence
Martin Dünser, Salzburg, Austria
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Using e-media for education and implementation
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
Eric Hoste, Ghent, Belgium
Akos Csomos, Budapest, Hungary
Chairs: Hans Friberg, Lund, Sweden & David Lockey, Bristol, United Kingdom
08:45 – 08:48

Julian Bion, Birmingham, United Kingdom
CRITICAL CARE IN THE PRE-HOSPITAL SETTING
08:30 – 08:45

Peter van der Voort, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Stephen J. Brett, London, United Kingdom
Bedside assessment of ICU delirium
NEW FRONTIERS FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY MANAGEMENT
Will my patient develop AKI after surgery?
Thematic Session
Chairs: Peter van der Voort, Amsterdam, Netherlands & Akos Csomos, Budapest, Hungary
08:30 – 08:45
 Chairs: Lui Forni, Worthing, United Kingdom & John Prowle, London, United Kingdom
08:30 – 08:45
ROOM Rome

Arjen Slooter, Utrecht, Netherlands
Hannah Wunsch, New York, United States
Sangeeta Mehta, Toronto, Canada
Tarek Sharshar, Paris, France
Claudia Spies, Berlin, Germany
Rupert Pearse, London, United Kingdom
John Prowle, London, United Kingdom
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Keynote Lecture
SCIENTIfic programme
ROOM Barcelona
 Chair: Marco Ranieri, Turin, Italy
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08:30 – 08:45
Epidemiology and resistance worldwide: Where are we now?
08:45 – 08:48
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
How to limit MDR spread
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
How resistant bugs may kill patient?
09:21 – 09:24
Discussion
09:24 – 09:39
Treatment strategies: Gram negative bacterias
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
Treatment strategies: Gram positive bacterias
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion

Sodium
Discussion
08:48 – 09:03
Chloride
09:03 – 09:06
Discussion
09:06 – 09:21
Phosphate

Jean-François Timsit, Paris, France
George Dimopoulos, Athens, Greece
Wilfred Druml, Vienna, Austria
Annika Reintam Blaser, Tartu, Estonia
Discussion
Magnesium
09:39 – 09:42
Discussion
09:42 – 09:57
How all electrolytes fit in the Stewart equation
09:57 – 10:00
Discussion
ROOM Barcelona

WHAT'S NEW IN CARDIOVASCULAR DYNAMICS AND CARDIAC ARREST?
0888
MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION CONTRIBUTES TO SEPSIS-INDUCES ACUTE
KIDNEY INJURY
E. Greco, N. Arulkumaran, M. Sixma,
H. Courtneidge, M. Duchen, F. Tam, R.J. Unwin,
M. Singer, London, United Kingdom
0889
A RE-AUDIT OF APPROPRIATE ANTIBIOTIC DOSING ACCORDING TO RENAL
FUNCTION OR RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN CRITICAL CARE
K.D. Donnelly, K. Patel, J.J. Coleman,
D. Westwood, K. England, Birmingham, United
Kingdom
0890
EARLY TUBULAR CELLULAR STRESS DETECTED BY URINARY BIOMARKERS
TIMP-2 AND IGFBP7 IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED 28-DAYS MORTALITY
I. Gocze, F. Zeman, M.H. Dahlke, H.J. Schlitt,
J.A. Kellum, T. Bein, Regensburg, Germany,
Pittsburgh, United States
0891
MICROPARTICLE-BOUND ENDOGLIN (CD105-MPS) IS ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE
RENAL FAILURE DURING SEPTIC SHOCK
X. Delabranche, J. Boisramé-Helms, L. Stiel,
P. Asfar, Y. Mootien, A. Monnier, T. Lavigne,
F. Toti, F. Meziani, Strasbourg, France,
Angers, France, Mulhouse, France, IllkirchGraffenstaden, France
0892
HIGH RESPIRATORY RATE FAVORS PULMONARY EDEMA IN AN EXPERIMENTAL
MODEL OF ACUTE LUNG INJURY
J. Retamal, J.B. Borges, F. Suarez-Sipmann,
A. Bruhn, G. Hedenstierna, A. Larsson, Uppsala,
Sweden, Santiago, Chile
0893
0878
TIME COURSE OF VILI DEVELOPMENT: A CT SCAN STUDY
C. Chiurazzi, M. Gotti, M. Amini, C. Rovati,
I. Algieri, M. Brioni, A. Cammaroto, C. Bacile di
Castiglione, K. Nikolla, C. Montaruli, S. Luoni,
B. Comini, G. Rossignoli, G. Conte, T. Langer,
M. Cressoni, L. Gattinoni, Milano, Italy
0894
ARTERIAL CARBON DIOXIDE LEVELS PREDICT IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY
INDEPENDENT OF ARTERIAL OXYGEN AFTER RESUSCITATION FROM CARDIAC
ARREST
H.J.F. Helmerhorst, M.-J. Blom, D.J. van
Westerloo, A. Abu-Hanna, N.F. de Keizer, E. de
Jonge, Leiden, Netherlands, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
0879
IDENTIFICATION AND VALIDATION OF A MIRNA AS A DIAGNOSTIC BIOMARKER
OF DIFFUSE ALVEOLAR DAMAGE IN AN ANIMAL MODEL OF ACUTE LUNG
INJURY AND ADULT RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME IN MECHANICALLY
VENTILATED PATIENTS
P. Cardinal-Fernández, A. Ferruelo, N. Rego,
Y. Rojas, A. Ballén-Barragán, R. Granados,
C. Jaramillo, E. Lopez-Hernández, L. MartínezCaro, N. Nin, R. Herrero, M.A. de la Cal,
A. Esteban, J.A. Lorente, Getafe, Spain,
Montevideo, Uruguay, Madrid, Spain
0895
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AFTER OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST:
PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS AND OUTCOME
L. Guillemet, G. Geri, F. Dumas, J. Charpentier,
M. Antona, V. Lemiale, W. Bougouin, J.-P. Mira,
C. Vinsonneau, A. Cariou, J.-P. Empana, Paris,
France, Melun, France
0880
PRELOAD-DEPENDENCE INDICES TO TITRATE VOLUME EXPANSION DURING
SEPTIC SHOCK: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
J.-C. Richard, F. Bayle, B. Gaël, V. Leray,
S. Debord, B. Delannoy, A. Stoian Cividjian,
F. Wallet, H. Yonis, C. Guerin, Lyon, France
0881
TEMPORAL CHANGES IN TIDAL RECRUITMENT COMPARED TO HISTOLOGIC
OUTCOME IN EXPERIMENTAL ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME
J. Haase, S. Hammermüller, A. Beilicke,
P. Spieth, D. Buchloh, S. Haska, K. Noreikat,
T. Muders, A. Reske, H. Wrigge, Leipzig,
Germany, Dresden, Germany, Bonn, Germany
0896
PULMONARY HYPERTENSION POSSIBLY LINKED TO LEFT HEART DISEASE IN
COPD
D. Lepida, E. Galiatsou, A. Papathanasiou,
V. Koulouras, C. Katsouras, G. Nakos, Ioannina,
Greece
0882
MECHANISMS OF PULMONARY INFLATION DURING LUNG INJURY ASSESSED
BY SYNCHROTRON RADIATION COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
G. Perchiazzi, J.B. Borges, G. Hedenstierna,
L. Porra, L. Broche, M. Pellegrini, A. Sindaco,
A.P. Tannoia, S. Derosa, F.F.M. Todisco, T. Fiore,
A. Larsson, S. Bayat, Bari, Italy, Uppsala,
Sweden, Helsinki, Finland, Grenoble, France,
Amiens, France
0897
IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SEPSIS MICROPARTICLE PROFILES DIFFER
ACCORDING TO THE SOURCE OF INFECTION
H. Lashin, S. Nadkarni, C. Hinds, M. Perretti,
London, United Kingdom
0898
PERFORMANCE OF NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE DRESSINGS AS COMPARED
TO TRADITIONAL ONES IN PREVENTION INFECTION AND NON INFECTION
COMPLICATIONS OF CATHETERS IN ICU: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY
S. Calvino Gunther, M. Chautemps, C. Schwebel,
E. Sengel, S. Ruckly, M.-R. Djaguidi, A. Vésin,
J.-F. Timsit, Grenoble, France
0899
EFFECTS OF OXYGEN STATUS ON THE INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE IN HUMANS
IN VIVO
D. Kiers, A. John, E. Janssen, G.J. Scheffer,
H. van der Hoeven, P. Pickkers, M. Kox,
Nijmegen, Netherlands
0900
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PERIPHERAL VENOUS OXYGEN SATURATION
IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SEPSIS OR SEPTIC SHOCK AFTER INITIAL
RESUSCITATION
H. Chung, J.H. Lee, K. Kim, Y.H. Jo, J.K. Kim,
Sungnam-si, Republic of Korea
0901
MEROPENEM AND PIPERACILLIN CONCENTRATIONS IN ICU PATIENTS
TREATED WITH CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY
J. Petersson, C.G. Giske, E. Eliasson, Stockholm,
Sweden
0902
Oral Presentations
ACUTE LUNG INJURY: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
Chairs: Samir Jaber, Montpellier, France & Salvatore Maggiore, Rome, Italy
10:10 – 11:30
P.M.C. Klein Klouwenberg, S. Kuipers,
M.J. Schultz, L.M. Peelen, M.J. Bonten,
O.L. Cremer, Utrecht, Netherlands, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Oral Presentations
L. Rahmania, F. Su, D. Orbegozo Cortés,
E.H. Post, C. Santacruz, F.S. Taccone, J.L. Vincent, D. De Backer, Brussels, Belgium
John Kellum, Pittsburgh, United States
INCIDENCE, RISK FACTORS AND OUTCOMES OF NEW-ONSET ATRIAL
FIBRILLATION IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS
ROOM Vienna
ADMINISTRATION OF TETRAHYDROBIOPTERIN (BH4) PROTECTS RENAL
MICROCIRCULATION AFTER ISCHEMIA AND REPERFUSION
ROOM Athens
Oral Presentations
PNEUMONIA
Chairs: Antonio Torres, Barcelona, Spain & Mercedes Palomar, Barcelona, Spain
10:10 – 11:30
0887
INSIGHTS INTO PATHOGENESIS OF AKI
Kenneth Christopher, Boston, United States
Chairs: Alain Cariou, Paris, France & Olaf Cremer, Utrecht, Netherlands
10:10 – 11:30
Oral Presentations
F. Alvarez-Lerma, M. Palomar, M. Sanchez
Garcia, L. Lorente, F. Gordo, J. Alvarez,
J.M. Añón, R. Garcia, R. Jam, S. Arias,
M. Vazquez-Calatayud, Barcelona, Spain, Lleida,
Spain, Madrid, Spain, Santa Cruz de Tenerife,
Spain, Cuenca, Spain, Vizcaya, Spain, Sabadell,
Spain, Pamplona, Spain
Chairs: Heleen Oudemans-van Straaten, Amsterdam, Netherlands & Marlies Ostermann, London, United Kingdom
10:10 – 11:30
Carole Ichai, Nice, France
09:21 – 09:24
SCIENTIfic programme
ROOM Berlin
ELECTROLYTE DISTURBANCE: FROM UNDERSTANDING TO SMART CORRECTION
09:24 – 09:39
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Jordi Vila Estape, Barcelona, Spain
Chairs: Valentin Fuhrmann, Hamburg, Germany & John Kellum, Pittsburgh, United States
08:30 – 08:45

Steve Opal, Pawtucket, United States
Christian Brun-Buisson, Créteil, France
Thematic Session
08:45 – 08:48

FINAL REPORT OF THE “PNEUMONIA ZERO” PROJECT
Chairs: Jean Carlet, Paris, France & Jan De Waele, Ghent, Belgium
ROOM Amsterdam
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
MDR MICRORGANISMS: BAD BUGS, NO DRUGS?
DIAGNOSING PNEUMONIA ON THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT WITH SERUM 1H NMR D. Antcliffe, B. Jiménez, K. Veselkov, E. Holmes,
SPECTROSCOPY
G. Hanna, M. Takata, A.C. Gordon, London,
United Kingdom
0883
RISKS AND PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR ICU-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA DUE TO
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA WITH AND WITHOUT MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE
F. De Rosa, L. Fernandez-Barat, M. Ferrer,
A. Gabarrus, M. Esperatti, S. Terraneo,
M. Rinaudo, L.F. Difrancesco, G. Li Bassi,
A. Torres, Milan, Italy, Barcelona, Spain
0884
SERUM LEVELS OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS (IG) AND SEVERITY OF COMMUNITYACQUIRED PNEUMONIA (CAP)
M.C. de la Torre, P. Toran, E. Palomera,
M. Serra-Prat, A. Albís, E. Güell, M. Solsona,
G. Miró, J.C. Yébenes, J. Almirall, R. Martínez,
Mataro, Spain, Barcelona, Spain, Mataró, Spain
0885
CONTRIBUTION OF TRACHEAL PH IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF VENTILATORASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP) – PRELIMINARY RESULTS
M. Ben Romdhane, A. Ben Souissi, M. Karoui,
S. Kamoun, A. Riahi, W. Laaribi, M.S. Mebazaa,
Sidi Daoued, Tunisia
0886
ROOM Rome

Oral Presentations
WHAT'S NEW IN SEPSIS AND INFECTION?
Chairs: Richard Beale, London, United Kingdom & Jean Carlet, Paris, France
10:10 – 11:30
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER

Thematic Session
SCIENTIfic programme
ROOM Glasgow
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SEVERITY ASSESSMENT
ROOM Glasgow

LONG TERM CHANGES IN DYSNATREMIA INCIDENCE IN THE ICU. A SWITCH
FROM HYPONATREMIA TO HYPERNATREMIA
A. Oude Lansink, E.J. Hoorn, M.W. Nijsten,
Groningen, Netherlands, Rotterdam,
Netherlands
0903
CAN STRONG ION DIFFERENCE-WITHOUT LACTATE (SIDWL) BE USED AS A
PROGNOSTIC INDICATOR FOR MORTALITY AT THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
ADMISSION?
B. Gucyetmez, H.K. Atalan, A. Ogan, A. Cimet
Ayyildiz, B. Yalcin Guder, S. Cobanoglu, N. Cakar,
L. Telci, Istanbul, Turkey
0904
INFLUENCE OF HOSPITAL BED DESIGN ON PATIENT MIGRATION
K. Davis, S. Kotowski, M. Coombs, S. Meyer,
Cincinnati, United States
0905
IMPACT OF BODY MASS INDEX, PERFORMANCE STATUS, COMORBIDITIES AND
THEIR INTERPLAY ON THE SHORT TERM PROGNOSIS OF MEDICAL ADMISSIONS
TO THE ICU
F.G. Zampieri, F. Colombari, São Paulo, Brazil
0906
COMPARISON BETWEEN REVISED ATLANTA CLASSIFICATION AND
DETERMINANT-BASED CLASSIFICATION FOR ACUTE PANCREATITIS IN
INTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE
F. Zubia Olaskoaga, E. Maravi Poma, L. Bordejé
Laguna, R. Ramírez Puertas, M. Mourelo Fariña,
Donostia- San Sebastian, Spain, Pamplona,
Spain, Badalona, Spain, Granada, Spain, A
Coruña, Spain
ROOM Geneva
Oral Presentations
0907
THERAPEUTIC MANIPULATIONS OF THE INJURED BRAIN
0918
EFFECT OF CATECHOLAMINE IMMEDIATELY AFTER BLAST LUNG INJURY
CAUSED BY LASER-INDUCED SHOCK WAVE IN A MOUSE MODEL
H. Miyawaki, D. Saitoh, K. Hagisawa, M. Noguchi,
S. Satoh, M. Kinoshita, H. Miyazaki, Y. Satoh,
T. Sakamoto, Tokorozawa, Japan
0919
CEREBROVASCULAR AUTOREGULATION IN NORMOTENSIVE HYPOVOLAEMIA: A
STUDY COMBINING LOWER BODY NEGATIVE PRESSURE AND MRI
S.C. Beards, S. Brodie, J. Cain, L.M. Parkes,
A. Jackson, Manchester, United Kingdom
0920
EFFECT OF NOREPINEPHRINE ON INTESTINAL OXYGENATION DURING FLUID
RESUSCITATION OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK IN MICE
A. Harrois, N. Baudry, E. Vicaut, J. Duranteau, Le
Kremlin Bicêtre, France, Paris, France
0921
IMMUNE PARALYSIS IN TRAUMA PATIENTS; IMPLICATIONS FOR PRE-HOSPITAL
INTERVENTION
K. Timmermans, M. Kox, M. Vaneker,
P. Pickkers, G.J. Scheffer, Nijmegen,
Netherlands
0922
ONE-YEAR MORTALITY RATE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS: THE PICTURE OF A
NORTHERN ITALY ICU AND A COMPARISON WITH GENERAL POPULATION
F. Boni, F. Cipulli, L. Giuntoli, A. Giugni, Bologna,
Italy
0923
M.G. Abate, A. Grassi, A. Patruno, A. Vargiolu,
F. Sala, E. Zanotto, M. Panzeri, B. Cadore,
G. Citerio, Monza, Italy
0908
LONG-TERM MORTALITY AMONG ELDERLY SURVIVORS OF INTENSIVE CARE
A. Hill, D. Scales, R. Pinto, R. Fowler, Toronto,
Canada
0924
EFFECTS OF TIGHT COMPUTERIZED GLUCOSE CONTROL ON NEUROLOGICAL
OUTCOME IN SEVERE BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS. A MULTI-CENTER SUBGROUP ANALYSIS OF THE RANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED OPEN-LABEL CGAOREA STUDY
R. Cinotti, C. Ichai, J.-C. Orban, P. Kalfon,
F. Feuillet, A. Roquilly, B. Riou, Y. Blanloeil,
K. Asehnoune, B. Rozec, Nantes, France, Nice,
France, Chartres, France, Paris, France
0909
3-MONTHS FOLLOW UP OF 289 ICU PATIENTS: EVALUATION OF EMOTIONAL
DISORDERS AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN 24-HS VISITING
POLICY UNIT
R.R.L. Fumis, O.T. Ranzani, P.S. Martins,
G.P.P. Schettino, São Paulo, Brazil
0925
LONG TERM MORTALITY IN CHILDREN ADMITTED TO PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE
CARE IN SWEDEN 2008-2010
H. Kalzen, B.A. Larsson, S. Eksborg, L. Lindberg,
C.-E. Edberg, C. Frostell, Stockholm, Sweden
0926
VASOSPASM WORSENING RELATED TO SWITCH OF NIMODIPINE
ADMINISTRATION IN SPONTANEUS SUBARACHNOIDAL HEMORRAGE
S. Valles Angulo, M.P. Gracia Arnillas, I. Dot
Jordana, A. Zapatero Ferrandiz, I. Navalpotro
Gomez, E. Cuadrado Godiva, A. Ois Santiago,
G. Villalba Martínez, T. Sola Martinez, E. Vivas
Diaz, Barcelona, Spain
0910
EARLY PREDICTION OF NEW-ONSET PHYSICAL DISABILITY AFTER INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT STAY
A. Schandl, M. Bottai, U. Holdar, E. Hellgren,
P. Sackey, Stockholm, Sweden
0927
HYPEROXIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED CEREBRAL DAMAGE AFTER
SEVERE TBI
H. Quintard, C. Patet, T. Suys, P. Marques-Vidal,
M. Oddo, Lausanne, Switzerland
0911
HYPEROXAEMIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED ALL-CAUSE INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT MORTALITY IN SPONTANEOUS SUBARACHNOID HAEMORRHAGE
B.A. Shuker, C.R. Bassford, Coventry, United
Kingdom
0912
NEXT Lounge


10:10 – 11:10
SCIENTIfic programme
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
PREVENTING DELIRIUM IN CRITICAL ILLNESS

Chairs: Sangeeta Mehta, Toronto, Canada & Tarek Sharshar, Paris, France
10:10 – 11:30
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Oral Presentations
PROPHYLACTIC LOW-DOSE DEXMEDETOMIDINE DECREASES THE INCIDENCE
OF DELIRIUM IN CRITICALLY ILL ELDERLY PATIENTS AFTER NONCARDIAC
SURGERY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
X. Su, Z.-T. Meng, Y.-Y. Feng, X.-H. Wu, F. Cui,
D.-X. Wang, Beijing, China
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RESTRAINT USE IN THE SLEAP TRIAL: A
MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED TRIAL COMPARING PROTOCOLIZED SEDATION
WITH DAILY SEDATION INTERRUPTION VERSUS PROTOCOLIZED SEDATION
ALONE IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED ADULTS
L. Rose, L. Burry, R. Mallick, E. Luk, D. Cook,
D. Fergusson, M. Meade, M. Herridge, P. Dodek,
K. Burns, J. Granton, N. Ferguson, J. Devlin,
M. Steinberg, M. Tanios, R. Fowler, M. Jacka,
K. Olafson, Y. Skrobik, S. Mehta, Toronto,
Canada, Ottawa, Canada, Hamilton, Canada,
Vancouver, Canada, Boston, United States,
Long Beach, United States, Edmonton, Canada,
Winnipeg, Canada, Montreal, Canada
0914
EFFECT OF PROPOFOL COMBINED WITH OPIOIDS ON GUINEA PIG'S SMALL
BOWEL MOTILITY IN VITRO
M. Schörghuber, E. Tatzl, P. Holzer, W. Toller,
S. Fruhwald, Graz, Austria
0915
A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF PSYCHOACTIVE MEDICATIONS AND DELIRIUM
IN CANADIAN CRITICALLY ILL ADULTS: INTERIM RESULTS
L. Burry, S. Mehta, D. Williamson, M. Perreault,
I. Mantas, D. Fergusson, O. Smith, A. Day,
M. Anan, A. Cho, S. Dupuis, E. Fan, L. Rose,
Toronto, Canada, Montreal, Canada, Ottawa,
Canada
0916
Y. Yamaguchi, T. Mihara, M. Taguri,
O. Yamaguchi, T. Goto, Yokohama, Japan
0917
MELATONIN RECEPTOR AGONIST FOR THE PREVENTION OF POSTOPERATIVE
DELIRIUM IN ELDERLY PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBOCONTROLLED TRIAL
Thematic Session
NEXT – DEBATE
Simulation and e-learning: New frontiers
Poster Corner
Michael Sander, Berlin, Germany
Claudia Spies, Berlin, Germany
QUALITY ASSESSMENT & PATIENT-CENTERED OUTCOMES
Chairs: Rik Gerritsen, Leeuwarden, Netherlands & Francesca Rubulotta, London, United Kingdom
10:10 – 12:00
0913
ICU OUTCOMES: BEYOND HOSPITAL MORTALITY
Chair: Bjoern Weiss, Berlin, Germany
Area Alicante
ROOM Paris
Oral Presentations
Chairs: Wilfred Druml, Vienna, Austria & Diederik van Dijk, Utrecht, Netherlands
10:10 – 11:30
AN EFFECTIVE AND SAFE STRATEGY TO TARGET NORMOTHERMIA IN
NEUROCRITICAL PATIENTS WITH FEVER
TISSUE PERFUSION IN TRAUMA
GREY MATTER PERFUSION IS PRESERVED DURING NORMOTENSIVE
S.C. Beards, J.R. Cain, L.M. Parkes, A. Jackson,
HYPOVOLAEMIA, DESPITE REDUCTIONS IN TOTAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW:
Manchester, United Kingdom
EVIDENCE OF LOCAL, PRESSURE INDEPENDENT, INTRA-CEREBRAL VASCULAR
AUTOREGULATORY RESPONSE
ROOM Amsterdam
Chairs: Peter LeRoux, Philadelphia, United States & Elisa Zanier, Milan, Italy
10:10 – 11:30
10:10 – 11:30

Oral Presentations
Chairs: Marc Léone, Marseille, France & Can Ince, Amsterdam, Netherlands
COMPARING FAMILY SATISFACTION WITH CARE BETWEEN THE INTENSIVE
CARE AND HIGH DEPENDENCY UNITS IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
M. Cadd, K. Regan, Brighton, United Kingdom
0928
COMMUNICATION WITH PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS: A SURVEY OF UK INTENSIVE
CARE PRACTICES
R. Gray, J. Highgate, O. Boyd, Brighton, United
Kingdom
0929
CALL 4 CONCERN: PATIENT AND FAMILY ACTIVATED CRITICAL CARE OUTREACH M. Odell, Reading, United Kingdom
0930
USING PHONE SURVEYS FOR GATHERING POST ICU FEEDBACK AS A
MANAGEMENT TOOL
T. van Galen, S.F.M. Evelein-Brugman, J. Krull,
Amsterdam, Netherlands
0931
QUALITY OF ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS IN SPANISH INTENSIVE
CARE UNITS (CAMIES STUDY). PRELIMINARY RESULTS
M.Á. García-Martínez, A. Arrascaeta Llanes,
T. Cherednichenko, Y. Hidalgo Encinas,
A.I. Catalá Espinosa, E. Herrero Gutiérrez,
I. Flores Lucas, Alicante, Spain
0932
SATISFACTION OF PATIENTS' FAMILIES WITH CARE RECEIVED DURING STAY IN
CARDIOTHORACIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A SURVEY OF PRACTICE
A. Vlachou, C. Chamos, A. Roshdy, C. Vaity,
A. Crerar-Gilbert, London, United Kingdom
0933
HOW LARGE IS THE PROPORTION OF PATIENTS THAT SHOW A SIGNIFICANT
IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER EXTENDED
PERIOD OF CRITICAL ILLNESS?
L. Orvelius, C. Mårdh, C. Agvald-Öhman, C.J. Wickerts, S. Walther, F. Sjöberg, Linköping,
Sweden, Kristiandstad, Sweden, Stockholm,
Sweden
0934
THE POST INTENSIVE CARE SYNDROME: PRIMARY RESULTS FROM AN ICU
FOLLOW-UP CLINIC
R. Drexhage, F.J. Schoonderbeek, E. Leter,
S. Vink, A.F.C. Schut, Rotterdam, Netherlands
0935
EARLY REALITY-ORIENTING ASSURING AND SLEEP ASSURANCE FOR DELIRIUM S.Y. Park, H.S. Kim, Y.H. Choe, S.R. Kim,
IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT(ICU): A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT(QI) PROJECT
S.J. Park, Y.C. Lee, H.B. Lee, Jeonjusi, Republic
of Korea
0936
USE OF META-ANALYSES TO SUPPORT CLINICAL DECISION MAKING IN THE ICU: P.T. Heighes, G.S. Doig, Sydney, Australia
POOR TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE OF META-ANALYSES LEADS TO LOWER THAN
EXPECTED USE
0937
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
10:10 – 11:30

Oral Presentations
Chairs: Hannah Wunsch, New York, United States & Jan Wernerman, Stockholm, Sweden
SCIENTIfic programme
ROOM Stockholm

Page 163
CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER INSERTION PRACTICES: ARE WE STILL
A. Wong, H. Wilkins, Portsmouth, United
MATCHING MICHIGAN? – A NATIONAL PILOT PROJECT ACROSS 9 HOSPITALS OF Kingdom
THE WESSEX REGION
0938
CARDIAC SURGERY IN DIALYSIS-DEPENDENT CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE
PATIENTS
F. Ampatzidou, M. Sileli, C.-P. Koutsogiannidis,
K. Diplaris, T. Karaiskos, A. Baddour, G. Drossos,
Thessaloniki, Greece
0961
CHEST COMPRESSION EVALUATION WITH TRUECPR® DEVICE
0939
CARDIAC SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY
DISEASE
F. Ampatzidou, M. Sileli, C.-P. Koutsogiannidis,
K. Diplaris, N. Michail, A. Ntenta, G. Drossos,
Thessaloniki, Greece
0962
0940
EFFICIENCY OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY MEASUREMENT IN ASSESSMENT OF
NOCICEPTION IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PATIENTS
C. Broucqsault, J. De Jonckheere, M. Jeanne,
C. Lemaire, S. Nseir, Roubaix, France, Loos,
France, Lille, France
0963
DEGREE OF ADHERENCE TO RECOMMENDED ANTIVIRAL TREATMENT DURING
L. Canadell, I. Martín-loeches, E. Díaz, S. Trefler,
THE PANDEMIC AND POST-PANDEMIC PERIODS OF INFLUENZA A (H1N1) PDM09 S. Grau, J.C. Yebenes, A. Rodriguez, Tarragona,
IN 148 UCIS IN SPAIN
Spain, Sabadell, Spain, Barcelona, Spain,
Mataro, Spain
0964
SHOULD YOU HAVE A LIBRARIAN ON YOUR WARD ROUND? – EXPERIENCE AND
IMPACT
A. Kaliappan, T. Ellis, L. Hunwick, S. Lanney,
Basildon, United Kingdom
0941
EFFECTS OF PROLONGED SEDATION ON THE DELAY OF ENTERAL NUTRITION IN R. Gutierrez-Rodriguez, I. Macias-Guarasa,
PATIENTS FOLLOWING EMERGENCY DIGESTIVE SURGERY IN ICU
F.J. de Miguel-Aparicio, R. Rivera-Fernandez,
Malaga, Spain
THE USE OF PROCALCITONIN (PCT) FOR IDENTIFICATION OF POSTOPERATIVE
COMPLICATIONS AFTER CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY WITH
CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS (CPB)
A. Baysal, M. Dogukan, H. Toman, Istanbul,
Turkey, Adıyaman, Turkey, Çanakkale, Turkey
0965
F. Sjövall, S. Piel, J. Ehinger, R. Ford, H. Fliri,
E. Elmér, M.J. Hansson, Lund, Sweden, Ongar,
United Kingdom
INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT DISTURBANCES AFTER HYPERTHERMIC
INTRAPERITONEAL CHEMOTERAPY (HIPEC). INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU)
MANAGEMENT
M. Fuentes Salazar, F. Afamefule, A. Escribá
Bárcena, M.Á. de la Torre Ramos, C. Velayos del
Amo, J. Álvarez Rodríguez, Fuenlabrada, Spain
0966
0942
VANCOMYCIN IS UNDERDOSED IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH ESTIMATED
GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE
J. Weigel, M. Egal, A. Lima, B. Koch,
N.G. Hunfeld, T. van Gelder, J.W. Mouton,
A.B.J. Groeneveld, Rotterdam, Netherlands
DEPTH OF ANAESTHESIA DURING ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION IN AN
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
PHARMACIST´S INTERVENTIONS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
J. Landa, C. Mckenzie, A. Jones, R.S. Bourne,
M. Tomlin, I. Bates, R. Shulman, London,
United Kingdom, Sheffield, United Kingdom,
Southampton, United Kingdom
0944
B. Lobo-Valbuena, M.A. Romera-Ortega,
N. Martínez-Sanz, I. Fernández-Simón,
B. Balandín-Moreno, J. Palamidessi Domínguez,
M.A. Pérez-Lucendo, P. Matía-Almudevar,
M. Valdivia-de la Fuente, J.J. Rubio-Muñoz,
P. Galdós-Anuncibay, Madrid, Spain
0967
0943
THE INFLUENCE OF HYPOTHERMIA AND CATECHOLAMINES ON GUINEA PIG'S
SMALL BOWEL MOTILITY IN VITRO
M. Schörghuber, E. Tatzl, P. Holzer, W. Toller,
S. Fruhwald, Graz, Austria
0968
STUDY OF PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNITS FOR
INTOXICATION
I. Macías-Guarasa, M.D. Arias-Verdu,
E. Banderas-Bravo, R. Gutierrez-Rodriguez,
E. Aguilar-Alonso, R. Rivera-Fernández, Málaga,
Spain, Baza, Granada, Spain
0945
INCIDENCE AND OUTCOMES OF CARDIAC SURGERY-ASSOCIATED ACUTE
KIDNEY INJURY (CSA-AKI) REQUIRING CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT
THERAPY (CRRT)
A.I. Hurtado-Doce, T.C. Barnes, C. HernandezCaballero, D. Hall, London, United Kingdom
0969
APPRAISAL OF LATE PHASE ENDOSCOPY IN CAUSTIC POISONING
J. Go, O.H. Kim, Y.S. Cha, K.H. Lee, H. Kim, Wonju
City, Republic of Korea
0946
PREVALENCE OF DRUG INTERACTIONS AT INTENSIVE CARE UNIT ADMISSION
P.A. Lopéz Garzón, J.C. Suarez-Montero, P. Riera
Armengol, E. Martinez Fernández de Gamarra,
I. Morán Chorro, Barcelona, Spain
0947
PATHOGEN IDENTIFICATION IN SEPTIC PATIENTS: CLINICAL IMPORTANCE OF
PCR AND BLOOD CULTURES
V. Vrsajkov, J. Pejaković, Z. Dragić, B. Radanović,
Novi Sad, Serbia
0970
T.T.S. Paary, A.S. Arunkumar, M.S. Kalaiselvan,
M.K. Renuka, Chennai, India
0948
DOES STAFF EDUCATION STILL REDUCES VAP WITHOUT TOP MANAGEMENT
SUPPORT AND DEFICIENT SUPPLIES IN EGYPT?
A.M. Elmenshawy, T.H. Elbadawy, H.A.A. Abu
Khabar, S.F. Hafez, E.E.M.H. Ibrahim,
A.M. Fayed, Alexandria, Egypt
0971
ADULT SUICIDAL ORGANOCOMPOUND POISONING. HOW DO THEY FARE?
EXPERIENCE FROM AN INDIAN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ICU
DO SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITORS WORSEN OUTCOME OF PATIENTS
REFERRED TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FOR DELIBERATE MULTIDRUG
EXPOSURE?
S. Beaune, E. Curis, E. Casalino, P. Juvin,
B. Mégarbane, Paris, France
0949
SEVERE COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA (SCAP): 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN A SINGLE CENTER
N. Bacelar Martínez, E. Diaz, P. Saludes,
I. Martín-Loeches, M.J. Burgueño, J. Lema,
A. Artigas, J. Valles, Sabadell, Spain
0972
LITHIUM POISONING IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY AND D. Vodovar, E. Curis, S. El-Bakhli, I. Malissin,
ANALYSIS OF THE PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF HEMODIALYSIS
N. Deye, F. Baud, B. Mégarbane, Paris, France
0950
TUBERCULOSIS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT
STUDY
V. Moneti, N. Luís, L. Pássaro, C. Silva, S. Paulo,
C. Mimoso Santos, Lisbon, Portugal
0973
DESIGNER DRUGS – NEW CHALLENGES: AN UPDATE ON MANAGEMENT OF
NOVEL PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE TOXICITY IN THE CRITICAL CARE SETTING
C.D. Smith, S. Robert, London, United Kingdom
0951
VALIDATION OF A NEW SENSITIVE POINT OF CARE DEVICE FOR RAPID
MEASUREMENT OF PROCALCITONIN IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTS
0974
CHRONIC EFFECTS OF ACUTE ORGANOPHOSPHATE POISINING IN ENDOCRINE
SYSTEM
R. Coskun, K. Gundogan, M. Sevim, F. Tanriverdi,
I. Bahar, G. Elay, H. Mumcuoglu, Y. Simsek,
F. Kelestemur, M. Sungur, M. Guven, Kayseri,
Turkey
0952
A. Kutz, M. Alan, E. Grolimund, P. Hausfater,
C. Gast, C. Alonso, C. Wissmann, M. Oppert,
C. Kuehn, M. Bernard, P. Schuetz, Aarau,
Switzerland, Paris, France, Hennigsdorf,
Germany, Potsdam, Germany
Y. Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea
0953
COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA IN INTENSIVE CARE – A SINGLE
CENTER´S 4-YEAR EXPERIENCE
E. Espada, E. Florova, S. Pires, I. Mocanu,
A. Figueiredo, F. Barros, A. Ramos, Alcabideche,
Cascais, Portugal
0975
CLINICAL ASPECTS OF DRUG POISONING IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
WHO VISIT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
TRAMADOL HYPOCHLORIDE POISONING
H. Ben Ghezala, H. Lariani, T. Hafedh, Zaghouan,
Tunisia, Tunis, Tunisia
0954
SIMILAR EFFECT OF ALBUMIN GIVEN EITHER AS A RAPID BOLUS OR SLOW
INFUSION IN A LARGE ANIMAL MODEL OF SEPSIS
0976
PREVALENCE OF IATROGENIC HYPERKALEMIA IN THE EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT ICU
Z. Kálmán, A. Szakáll, K. Csupor, A. Juhász,
N. Fülöp, C. Varga, Kaposvár, Hungary
0955
M. von Seth, P. Engström, A. Larsson,
L. Hillered, E. Maripuu, C. Widström, M. Lipcsey,
J. Sjölin, Uppsala, Sweden, Hudiksvall, Sweden
PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE USE OF ANAPNOGUARD 100 SYSTEM IN
INTUBATED CRITICAL CARE PATIENTS
G. De Pascale, M.S. Vallecoccia, D. Giacobelli,
A. Autunno, V. Di Gravio, E. Gasperin, S.L. Cutuli,
D. Silvestri, M.A. Pennisi, M. Antonelli, Rome,
Italy
0977
A. Ovezov, M. Lobov, A. Lugovoy, S. Bragina,
P. Prokoshev, M. Panteleeva, A. Knyazev,
E. Nad'kina, Moscow, Russian Federation
0956
SPECTRUM OF PATHOGENS IN MEDICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PATIENTS WITH T. Lahmer, M. Messer, S. Rasch, C. Schnappauf,
LIVER CIRRHOSIS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
A. Schmidt, R. Schmid, W. Huber, Munich,
Germany
0978
THE POSSIBILITY OF USING L-CARNITINE FOR ORGAN PROTECTION DURING
TOTAL INTRAVENOUS ANESTHESIA: DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMIZED CLINICAL
TRIAL
V. Olea-Jiménez, M.E. Banderas-Bravo,
E. Curiel-Balsera, Málaga, Spain
0958
A SURVEY OF INTRAVENOUS ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION PRACTICES IN UK
CRITICAL CARE UNITS
G. Barton, N. Henney, C. Morecroft, Liverpool,
United Kingdom
0979
POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PNEUMONECTOMY IN ICU
S. Abbas, J. Bannard-Smith, J. Eddleston,
C. Fullwood, S. Ingleby, S. Jones, Manchester,
United Kingdom
0959
DOES PROCALCITONIN USE IMPROVE ACCURACY OF ANTIBIOTIC DECISION
MAKING?
P.D. Levin, E. Carmi, C.L. Sprung, M.J. Cohen,
S. Benenson, Jerusalem, Israel
0980
INFLUENCE OF TIME OF ADMISSION AND MORTALITY RISK IN A SURGICAL
POPULATION AT A LARGE TERTIARY CENTRE
Å.S. Askim, A. Mehl, J. Paulsen, B.O. Åsvold,
J.K. Damås, E. Solligård, Trondheim, Norway
0981
0960
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND OUTCOME OF SEPSIS IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH
STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE INFECTION IN NORD-TRØNDELAG COUNTY,
NORWAY 1993-2011
Area Cadiz
SCIENTIfic programme
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
METFORMIN-ASSOCIATED LACTIC ACIDOSIS – CAUSE AND POTENTIAL
TREATMENT WITH CELL-PERMEABLE SUCCINATES
Poster Corner
Area Cartagena

Poster Corner
SEPSIS MISCELLANEA
Chairs: Patrick Honoré, Brussels, Belgium & Mitchell Levy, Providence, United States
10:10 – 12:00
PERI-OPERATIVE INTENSIVE CARE
Chairs: Paolo Pelosi, Genova, Italy & Deborah Dawson, London, United Kingdom
10:10 – 12:00
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TOXICOLOGY & PHARMACOLOGY IN THE CRITICALLY ILL
RISK FACTORS FOR ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY POST OFF PUMP CORONARY
T.C. Barnes, C. Hernandez-Caballero,
ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT (OP-CABG) SURGERY AND ITS IMPACT ON SHORT-TERM A.I. Hurtado-Doce, D. Hall, London, United
MORTALITY
Kingdom
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
10:10 – 12:00

Poster Corner
Chairs: Bruno Mégarbane, Paris, France & Martin Dünser, Salzburg, Austria
SCIENTIfic programme
Area Bilbao

I. Fernández Simón, S. Alcántara Carmona,
M. Valdivia de la Fuente, H. Villanueva
Fernández, D. Palacios Castañeda,
J. Palamidessi Domínguez, Madrid, Spain
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0982
MULTI-ORGAN DYSFUNCTION – A RELEVANT ENDPOINT FOR FUTURE SEPSIS
STUDIES
I. Gocze, Y. Soeder, C. Johnson, F. Zeman,
T. Bein, H.J. Schlitt, M.H. Dahlke, Regensburg,
Germany
0983
Area Granada

Poster Corner
PERFUSATE FROM LUNGS VENTILATED EX-VIVO WITH HIGH TIDAL VOLUMEN
INDUCE IN VITRO ENDOTELIAL DYSFUNCTION REVERSED BY SUPEROXIDE
DISMUTASE AND TEMPOL
L. Martínez-Caro, I. Ortiz, A. SanchezFerrer, Y. Rojas, L. Smit, B. de Olaiz-Navarro,
A. Ferruelo, N. Nin, A. Esteban, J.A. Lorente,
Getafe, Spain, Madrid, Spain
0984
OPEN LUNG VENTILATION IMPROVES CONDITIONS FOR RIGHT VENTRICLE
PERFORMANCE BY DECREASING PULMONARY VASCULAR WAVE REFLECTIONS
IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF ARDS
A. Santos, E. Gomez Peñalver, J.B. Borges,
J. Retamal, M.I. Monge García, G. Tusman,
A. Larsson, G. Hedenstierna, F. SuarezSipmann, Uppsala, Sweden, Madrid, Spain, Jerez
de la Frontera, Spain, Mar del Plata, Argentina
0985
THE EFFECT OF ERITORAN ON THE SEVERITY OF LUNG INJURY IN TWO
DIFFERENT RAT LUNG INJURY MODELS
A. Kundakci, H. Verdi, E. Ozturan Ozer, O. Ozen
Isiksacan, F.B. Atac, S. Turkoglu, A. Pirat,
Ankara, Turkey
0986
FAS ACTIVATION ALTERS TIGHT JUNCTION PROTEINS IN PULMONARY
ALVEOLAR EPITHELIAL CELLS
R. Herrero, F. Puig, R. Guillamat, L. Prados,
Y. Rojas, A. Artigas, A. Esteban, J.A. Lorente,
Getafe, Spain, Sabadell, Spain
0987
F. Pozzi, M. Parotto, R. Molinaro, D. Islam,
A. Pesenti, A.S. Slutsky, H. Zhang, Toronto,
Canada, Milan, Italy
0988
HUMAN NEUTROPHIL PEPTIDES PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE
PATHOGENESIS OF ARDS
ACCURACY OF DELIVERED AIRWAY PRESSURE DURING PROPORTIONAL ASSIST F. Beloncle, N. Rittayamai, E. Akoumianaki,
VENTILATION +. A BENCH STUDY
L. Brochard, Toronto, Canada, Leipzig, Germany
0989
ROLE OF AMPLITUDE AND RATE OF DEFORMATION IN VENTILATOR-INDUCED
LUNG INJURY
A. Protti, D.T. Andreis, M. Milesi, P. Pugni,
F. Nicosia, T. Maraffi, V. Melis, M. Monti, E. Votta,
L. Gattinoni, Milan, Italy
0990
NEBULIZED HEPARIN REDUCES PULMONARY INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES IN
A RAT MODEL OF ACUTE LUNG INJURY
L. Chimenti, R. Guillamat, M.N. Gomez, J. Tijero,
T. Lebouvier, L. Blanch, A. Artigas, Sabadell,
Spain, Rennes, France
0991
HEME OXYGENASE – 1 ATTENUATES ACUTE PULMONARY INFLAMMATION BY
DECREASING THE RELEASE OF SEGMENTED NEUTROPHILS FROM THE BONE
MARROW
F. Konrad, S. Braun, I. Vollmer, K.-C. Ngamsri,
J. Reutershan, Tübingen, Germany
0993
DEVELOPMENT OF VENTILATORY-INDUCED LUNG INJURY DEPENDS ON
ENERGY DISSIPATED INTO RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
M. Gotti, C. Chiurazzi, M. Amini, C. Rovati,
M. Brioni, A. Cammaroto, S. Luoni, C. Bacile
di Castiglione, G. Rossignoli, C. Montaruli,
K. Nikolla, M. Monti, D. Dondossola, I. Algieri,
T. Langer, M. Cressoni, L. Gattinoni, Milano, Italy
0994
U. Imran Hamid, J. Conlon, S. Spence,
A. Krasnodembskaya, A. Kissenpfennig,
D.F. McAuley, C.M. O'Kane, Belfast, United
Kingdom
0995
IMPROVENTMENT OF METHOD PRIMARY CULTIVATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF L. Yong-Jun, M. Jie, W. Ping-Ping, O. Bin,
RAT PULMONARY MICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
C. Juan, G. Xiang-Dong, Guangzhou, China
0996
THE UNRECOGNIZED EFFECTS OF PHOSPHODIESTERASE 4 ON EPITHELIAL
CELLS IN PULMONARY INFLAMMATION
0997
SCIENTIfic programme
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
PROCESS IMPROVEMENT IN THE ICU
Chairs: Peter van der Voort, Amsterdam, Netherlands & Paulo Maia, Porto, Portugal
10:10 – 12:00
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F. Konrad, A. Bury, M.A. Schick, K.-C. Ngamsri,
I. Vollmer, J. Reutershan, Tübingen, Germany,
Würzburg, Germany

INTERHOSPITAL TRANSFERS IN A NON-TERTIARY HOSPITAL. HOW HAVE WE
IMPROVED THE PRACTICE
S. Sevastru, M. Rooms, F. Kovari, London, United
Kingdom
1003
CONSUMPTION OF RESOURCES (CR) IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS (CIP) WITH
RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY (RRT))
J. Ruiz Moreno, E. González Marín, R. Corcuera
Romero de la Devesa, M.J. Esteve Paños,
M.J. Ribas Ribalta, S. Godayol Arias, N. Suárez
Álvarez, Barcelona, Spain
1004
IMPLEMENTING A VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA PREVENTION
BUNDLE IN INTENSIVE CARE AT UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, ZAMBIA –
CHALLENGES OF INFECTION CONTROL IN A LOW-RESOURCE ENVIRONMENT
C.A. McCue, L. Bowen, S. Brosnan, J. Kinnear,
Lusaka, Zambia, Westcliff-on-Sea, United
Kingdom
1005
ADVANTAGES AND RESULTS OF WARD DRIVEN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
W. Veugen, T. van Galen, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
1006
MONITORING OF CONSULTATIONS TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: EVALUATION
OF 3 MONTHS
C. Martín Dal Gesso, J.A. Silva Obregón,
S. Saboya Sánchez, M.A. Romera Ortega,
J.E. Romo Gonzales, J.M. Borrallo Pérez,
Guadalajara, Spain, Madrid, Spain
1007
NOVEL REAL-TIME DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR PRE-HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY CARE: EXPERIENCES OF HIROSHIMA-CITY EMERGENCY MEDICAL
SERVICES
S. Kusunoki, T. Sadamori, K. Une, J. Itai,
K. Suzuki, H. Giga, T. Otani, S. Yamaga, Y. Kida,
K. Ota, S. Ohshimo, Y. Iwasaki, N. Hirohashi,
T. Yamanoue, K. Tanigawa, Hiroshima, Japan
1008
A SIMPLIFIED SCREENING ALGORITHM TO MONITOR COMPLIANCE WITH LUNG
PROTECTIVE VENTILATION IN ARDS
G. McCreath, A. Amaral, Toronto, Canada
1009
ICU OUTREACH SERVICES IN A PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL IN NORTHERN GREECE
I. Chouris, M. Stougianni, M. Georgiou, V. Radu,
D. Lagonidis, Giannitsa, Greece
1010
THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT THE CENTER OF THE EMERGENCY CHAIN INSIDE
THE HOSPITAL
A.O. Gomes, L. Proença, C. Carvalho, I. Aragão,
R. Antunes, Porto, Portugal
1011
Poster Corner
SEPSIS PROGNOSIS II
Chairs: Anne-Cornélie de Pont, Amsterdam, Netherlands & Ricard Ferrer Roca, Sabadell, Spain
10:10 – 12:00
0992
Area Las Palmas
1002
Area Madrid
EFFECTS OF INHALED AEROSOLIZED INSULIN ON ACUTELY INJURED LUNGS
M. Senda, W. Fan, K. Nakazawa, K. Makita,
UNDER NORMOGLYCEMIA: INSULIN MAY CONTRIBUTE TO ENHANCE ALVEOLAR Tokyo, Japan, Inner Mongolia, China
LIQUID CLEARANCE THROUGH EPITHELIAL SODIUM CHANNEL EXPRESSION
ASPIRIN REDUCES NEUTROPHILIC PULMONARY INFLAMMATION IN A HUMAN
MODEL OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME INDUCED BY INHALED
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE

C.-W. Yang, S.-L. Tsai, Y.-Y. Chen, C.-C. Yeh,
T.-S. Chu, S.-C. Chang, Taipei, Taiwan, Province
of China
ALI & ARDS: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
Chairs: John Laffey, Galway, Ireland & Yasser Sakr, Jena, Germany
10:10 – 12:00
A TEAMWORK MODEL “A-C-L-S (AIRWAY-CIRCULATION-LEADERSHIPSUPPORT)” APPLIED IN IN-SITU HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATION TO IMPROVE
RESUSCITATION QUALITY AND TEAMWORK IN A CARDIAC CARE UNIT
RISK FACTORS FOR MORTALITY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS (>75 YEARS OLD) WITH
INVASIVE ASPERGILLOSIS
D.K. Matthaiou, G. Dimopoulos,
T. Christodoulopoulou, D. Vogelaers, S. Blot,
Athens, Greece, Ghent, Belgium
1012
INCREASED CU/ZNSOD PLASMA LEVELS IN NON-SURVIVORS SEPTIC PATIENTS M. Karapetsa, V. Tsolaki, I. Tsilioni,
VS SURVIVORS DURING SEPSIS
E. Zakynthinos, Larissa, Greece
1013
PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF MICRONUTRIMENTS SERUM LEVEL AT THE EARLY
PHASE OF SEPTIC SHOCK
A. Behouche, J. Arnaud, V. Ducros, C. AraSomohano, P. Faure, C. Schwebel, J.-F. Timsit,
Grenoble, France
1014
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF PATIENTS ADMITTED WITH SUBMANDIBULAR
SPACE INFECTIONS TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
K. Sundararajan, J. Gopaldas, H. Somehsa,
D. Shaw, Adelaide, Australia
1015
DETERMINANTS OF OUTCOME IN BURN ICU PATIENTS WITH SEPTIC SHOCK
A. Lavrentieva, V. Karali, M. Konoglou,
C. Nakou, P. Koukiasa, G. Vasiliadou, M. Bitzani,
Thessaloniki, Greece
1016
A MULTICENTER STUDY OF SEPTIC SHOCK DUE TO CANDIDEMIA: OUTCOMES
AND PREDICTORS OF MORTALITY
L. Lagunes, J. Garnacho-Montero, M. Antonelli,
J. Rello, M. Tumbarello, M. Bassetti, Barcelona,
Spain, Sevilla, Spain, Rome, Italy, Udine, Italy
1017
PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF PROCALCITONIN CLEARANCE IN SEVERE SECONDARY
PERITONITIS
S. Rebollo, R. Jiménez, A. Ortín, L. Garcia
de Guadiana, A. Ojados, L. Tárraga, M.J. Del
Amor, L. Herrera, S. Moreno, A. Hernando,
R. Carbonell, A. De Bejar, J. Pedregosa,
O.M. Téllez, J.M. Castillo, Cartagena, Spain
1018
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND OUTCOME OF SEPSIS WITH STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN
A NORWEGIAN COUNTY 1996-2011
J. Paulsen, A. Mehl, Å. Askim, E. Solligård,
B.O. Åsvold, J.K. Damås, Trondheim, Norway,
Levanger, Norway
1019
INFLUENCE OF SOURCE OF INFECTION IN SEPTIC PATIENTS: CLINICAL
OUTCOME AND MORTALITY
A. Estella, M. Recuerda, E. Moreno, L. Pérez
Bello Fontaiña, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
1020
THE VALUE OF PROADRENOMEDULLIN IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH
SEVERE COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA: AN EARLY MARKER OF
RESPONSE?
J.M. Pereira, A. Azevedo, J.A. Paiva, Porto,
Portugal
1021
A. Estella, M. Jaén, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
0998
BLOOD SAMPLING ON THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
M.E. Packer, C.J. Thorne, N. Arora, Birmingham,
United Kingdom
0999
IMPACT OF STATINS IN OUTCOMES OF SEPTIC PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW
A. Tralhão, V.C. Souza-Dantas, J. Salluh,
P. Póvoa, Lisbon, Portugal, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1022
EVALUATION OF CLINICIAN PERFORMANCE IN THE ASSESSMENT AND
MANAGEMENT OF ACUTELY DECOMPENSATED PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT
ELECTRONIC CHECKLIST: A SIMULATION STUDY
R.A. Sevilla Berrios, J.C. O’Horo, C. Schmickl,
A. Erdogan, X. Chen, L.Y. Garcia Arguello,
R. Kashyap, B. Pickering, Y. Dong, O. Gajic,
Rochester, United States
1000
EVALUATION OF SEVERITY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS CIPS) WITH SEPSIS
1023
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS BY CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS RELATIVES IN
ARABIC COUNTRIES
T. Zaytoun, A. Abouelela, M. Malak, Alexandria,
Egypt
1001
R. Corcuera Romero de la Devesa, J. Ruiz
Moreno, E. González Marín, M.J. Esteve Paños,
S. Godayol Arias, N. Conesa Folch, M. Rinaudo
Videla, A. Artigas Raventós, Barcelona, Spain,
Sabadell, Spain
FOLLOW UP OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS AFTER DISCHARGE FROM ICU
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
N. Öveges, D. Trásy, M.F. Németh, K. Tánczos,
A. Osztroluczki, J. Fazakas, P. Hankovszky,
E. Hajdú, Z. Molnár, Szeged, Hungary, Budapest,
Hungary
SCIENTIfic programme
INCREASING PROCALCITONIN KINETICS MAY BE A GOOD INDICATOR OF
INFECTION IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
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1024
PREDICTING CLINICAL DETERIORATION IN SEVERE SEPSIS PATIENTS WITH
CRYPTIC SHOCK
S. Patolia, S. Subramanian, J. Kasal, K. Iyer,
B. Malte, R. Taylor, St Louis, United States
1025
GRAM-NEGATIVE RESISTANCE IS HIGHLY PREVALENT IN INITIAL OUT-OFHOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST RESPIRATORY ISOLATES
J.L.C. Wong, K.B. Bamford, H.F. Harb,
A. Ramesh, R. Stumpfle, P. Patel, London, United
Kingdom
1026
TIME POST OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST DETERMINES THE
PREVALENCE OF DIFFERENT PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS FROM RESPIRATORY
SECRETIONS
J.L.C. Wong, H.F. Harb, K.B. Bamford,
A. Ramesh, R. Stumpfle, P. Patel, London, United
Kingdom
1027
WHO GETS COOLED? FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INITIATION OF MILD
INDUCED HYPOTHERMIA IN SURVIVORS OF IN-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST
S.F. Schmidbauer, J. Dankiewicz, N. Nielsen,
D. Seder, B.T. Unger, H. Friberg, Lund, Sweden,
Portland, United States, Minneapolis, United
States
1028
EARLY CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY DOES NOT IMPROVE SURVIVAL AFTER OUTOF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST IN PATIENTS WITHOUT STEMI
J. Dankiewicz, N. Nielsen, M. Annborn,
C. Hassager, J. Kjaergaard, D. Erlinge,
H. Friberg, Lund, Sweden, Helsingborg, Sweden,
Copenhagen, Denmark
1029
COMPARISON OF TRACHEAL INTUBATION USING CONVENTIONAL DIRECT
LARYNGOSCOPE AND VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE DURING UNEXPECTED
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION
D.H. Lee, M. Han, J.Y. Jung, J.Y. An, Y. Koh,
C.-M. Lim, J.W. Huh, S.-B. Hong, J. Jin, Seoul,
Republic of Korea
1030
THE OVERPRODUCTION OF NITRIC OXIDE INDUCED BY ANGIOGENIC AND
COAGULATION FACTORS LEADS TO MULTIPLE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION
SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH POST-CARDIAC ARREST SYNDROME
T. Wada, S. Jesmin, A. Mizugaki, K. Katabami,
Y. Ono, K. Maekawa, D. Miyamoto, Y. Yanagida,
M. Hayakawa, A. Sawamura, S. Gando, Sapporo,
Japan, Tsukuba, Japan
1031
INCIDENCE AND CLINICAL FEATURES OF SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE
FOLLOWING THE RETURN OF SPONTANEOUS CIRCULATION AFTER CARDIAC
ARREST
J. Shin, K. Jang, H.J. Lee, J.H. Jung, K.J. Hong,
Y.J. Son, J.S. Seo, Seoul, Republic of Korea
1032
CARDIAC COMPLICATIONS DUE TO CHEST COMPRESSIONS IN
CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST PATIENTS
T. Sugimura, Y. Asaka, Y. Nagasaki, M. Sono,
K. Ariyoshi, Kobe, Japan
1033
ARTERIAL OXYGEN PARTIAL PRESSURE IN PATIENTS AFTER CARDIAC ARREST
I. Belloni, A. Dell’Anna, K. Donadello, J.L. Vincent, F.S. Taccone, Brussels, Belgium
1034
Area Malaga

1035
COMPARISON OF THE HEMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS OF TWO EXTERNAL CHEST C. Pantazopoulos, I. Floros, A. Mega, C. Rigas,
COMPRESSION DEVICES (LUCAS VERSUS AUTOPULSE) IN A SWINE MODEL OF
I. Pavleas, P. Vernikos, N. Archontoulis,
VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION
D. Xanthis, N. Iacovidou, T. Xanthos, Athens,
Greece
1036
EXPRESSION OF SERUM INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN POST CARDIAC ARREST
PATIENTS DURING AND AFTER TREATMENT WITH MILD THERAPEUTIC
HYPOTHERMIA
1037
M. de Waard, A. Spoelstra-de Man, N. Witsen,
T. Opstal, I. van den Hul, E. Alberts, A. Girbes,
Amsterdam, Netherlands
EFFECTIVENESS OF ´DO NOT ATTEMPT RESUSCITATION´ (DNAR) EDUCATION
J.C. Murley, E. Parkinson, B. Scoones,
ON REDUCING THE INCIDENCE OF INAPPROPRIATE RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTS K.J. Turner, Ipswich, United Kingdom
1038
VENTILATION PRACTICES DURING CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION: AN
INTERNATIONAL OPINION SURVEY
1039
Poster Corner
R. Cordioli, L. Suppan, V. Garelli, A. Lyazidi,
F. Templier, A. Khoury, S. Delisle, D. Savary,
L. Brochard, J.C.M. Richard, Geneva,
Switzerland, Angers, France, Besançon, France,
Montréal, Canada, Annecy, France, Toronto,
Canada
CRITICAL CARE NURSING & ICU ORGANISATION
A.-S. Debue, S. Cabon, J. Charpentier,
A. Marincamp, C. Augustin, C. Boulila, S. Ben
Abdallah, H. Le Goff, F. Daviaud, J.-D. Chiche,
Paris, France
1040
THE HIGHER WORK-LOAD THE WORSEN SLEEP QUALITY IN NURSES; WHAT
ABOUT THE RISKS?
V. Inal, D. Yaylak, Edirne, Turkey
1041
EFFECT OF ICU FOLLOW-UP CONSULTATIONS VERSUS STANDARD CARE ON
QUALITY OF LIFE AND BURDEN OF SYMPTOMS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND
META-ANALYSIS
J.F. Jensen, D. Overgaard, T. Thomsen,
M.H. Bestle, D.F. Christensen, I. Egerod,
Hillerød, Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark
1042
THE IMPACT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MORBIDITY ON THE EFFECTIVESS OF
STRUCTURED REHABILITATION CLASSES FOR SURVIVORS OF CRITICAL
ILLNESS
D. Mcwilliams, H.E. Garratt-Kirk, Birmingham,
United Kingdom
1043
ALARM REDUCTION IN THE ICU: CAN TECHNOLOGY DO IT ALL?

OUTCOMES AND NURSING WORKLOAD RELATED TO OBESE PATIENTS IN THE
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
F.S.A. Carrara, I.Y. Whitaker, S.S.V. Zanei,
M.F. Cremasco, Sao Paulo, Brazil
1045
NURSING INTENSIVE CARE SKILLS TRAINING (NICST); A STRUCTURED,
PRACTICAL, NURSE LED TRAINING PROGRAMME, DEVELOPED AND TESTED IN
A RESOURCE LIMITED SETTING
T. Stephens, A.P. de Silva, J. Welch, C. Sigera,
L. Peiris, A. Dondorp, I. Karunathilake,
K.S.A. Jayasinghe, R. Haniffa, London, United
Kingdom, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Bangkok,
Thailand
1046
DELIRIUM AND EARLY PHYSICAL THERAPY (DEPTH): A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
(QI) PROJECT IN CORONARY CARE UNIT (CCU): INITIATING EARLY PHYSICAL
THERAPY
S.J. Lee, D.R.S. Reddy, P.K. Guru, J.K. Pannu,
M.O. Al-Qadi, L.M. Welper, M.P. Disdier Moulder,
J.P. Bois, T.H. Tajouri, R.J. Le, R. Kashyap,
M.D. Pyfferoen, B.J. Selim, Rochester, United
States
1047
ISOLATION MEASURES FOR PREVENTION OF NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS IN
BURN PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
K. Raes, K. Blot, S. Labeau, S. Blot, Ghent,
Belgium
1048
PATIENT FLOW MANAGEMENT IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A PROCESS OF
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
A. Mauro Azevedo, R. Baptista Martins Porfirio,
E. Cristina Bergamasco, A. Capone Neto,
B. Murata Murakami, São Paulo, Brazil
1049
CRITICAL CARE NURSES' KNOWLEDGE OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE ON
THORACIC DRAINAGE: AN EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE
S. Demeulemeester, S. Labeau, S. Blot, Ghent,
Belgium
1050
DEMAND FOR NURSING CARE IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
G. Moraes de Oliveira, E. Ribeiro dos Santos,
B. Murata Murakami, São Paulo, Brazil
1051
CRITICAL CARE NURSES' KNOWLEDGE OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE ON
THORACIC DRAINAGE
S. Demeulemeester, S. Labeau, S. Blot, Ghent,
Belgium
1052
RISK FACTORS FOR NEONATAL HEALTHCARE-ASSOCIATED BLOODSTREAM
INFECTIONS IN A NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
E.H. Verstraete, K. De Coen, D. Vogelaers,
P. Vanhaesebrouck, S. Blot, Ghent, Belgium
1053
Poster Corner
PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE
Chairs: Samuel Ajizian, Winston Salem, United States & Dick Tibboel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
10:10 – 12:00
Chairs: Elsa Afonso, London, United Kingdom & Ruth Endacott, Plymouth, United Kingdom
10:10 – 12:00
SCIENTIfic programme
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
1044
Area Oviedo
EXTRA CORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION IN CARDIAC ARREST PATIENTS A. Le Gall, A. Bouglé, G. Geri, F. Daviaud,
WITH POST-CARDIAC ARREST SHOCK: THE ECCAR STUDY
D. Grimaldi, P. Leprince, J.-P. Mira, A. Cariou,
Paris, France, Le Chesnay, France
Area Murcia
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CARDIAC ARREST: MANAGEMENT & COMPLICATIONS
M.A. Riera, E. Gallart, E. Afonso, J. Gomez,
A. Vicalvaro, A. Solsona, M. Lolo, L. Calleja,
E. Olivera, A. Mont, Barcelona, Spain, London,
United Kingdom
Chairs: Marco Maggiorini, Zurich, Switzerland & Alain Combes, Paris, France
10:10 – 12:00

Poster Corner
STRESSFUL PERCEPTIONS OF TRACHEOSTOMIZED PATIENTS IN THE
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
D.S. Hsia, S.G. Tarai, A. Alimi, J.A. Coss-Bu,
M.W. Haymond, Houston, United States
1054
EFFECT OF NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE ON IMPROVEMENT OF MORTALITY AND T. Sung, J.W. Lee, Y.J. Lee, Y.J. Oh, K.H. Lee,
MORBIDITY OF VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS
Seoul, Republic of Korea
1055
EFFICACY OF AN IGM PREPARATION IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH
SEPSIS: A DOUBLE-BLIND RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL IN A PEDIATRIC
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
E. Kola, E. Celaj, I. Bakalli, R. Lluka, D. Sala,
S. Sallabanda, Tirana, Albania
1056
CD64 INDEX ON NEUTROPHILS VS. CRP, PROCALCITONIN, HEMOSCORE,
AS A SEPSIS DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS IN INFANTS AFTER CORRECTION OF
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE WITH CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS
A.A. Krivoshapkina, A.I. Subbotovskaya,
O.V. Strunin, A.N. Shilova, A.A. Efimov,
I.A. Kornilov, V.S. Kozireva, Novosibirsk, Russian
Federation
1057
IS RED BLOOD CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH A USEFUL OUTCOME PREDICTOR IN
CRITICALLY ILL PEDIATRIC PATIENTS?
M.-Y. Oh, E.J. Ha, S.J. Park, W.K. Jhang, Seoul,
Republic of Korea
1058
EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A MULTIPLE INTERVENTION AIMING
TO IMPROVE EARLY EMPIRICAL ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT FOR SEVERE SEPSIS
IN CHILDREN. ABISS-EDUSEPSIS PEDIATRIC STUDY
E. Esteban, M. Iglesias, V. Bonil, P. García,
J.C. De Carlos, M. Pino, V. Murga, F. Gómez,
J.D. López, J. Flores, R. Ferrer, Esplugues de
Llobregat, Spain, Masrid, Spain, Sabadell, Spain,
Málaga, Spain, Mallorca, Spain, Valladolid,
Spain, Salamanca, Spain, Burgos, Spain, Sevilla,
Spain, Cádiz, Spain, Terrassa, Spain
1059
CONSENT FOR PAEDIATRIC CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER (CVC) INSERTION IN
A TERTIARY SPECIALIST PAEDIATRIC HOSPITAL
R.P. Measuria, N. Jain, C. Moores, Liverpool,
United Kingdom
1060
PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION (PMV) IN PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT
A. Pavalascu, S. Pérez Quesada, C. Zazo
Sanchidrian, R. Reig Saenz, Alicante, Spain
1061
INDICATIONS AND COMPLICATIONS OF TRACHEOSTOMY IN PAEDIATRIC
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
A. Pavalascu, C. Zazo Sanchidrian, S. Pérez
Quesada, R. Reig Saenz, Alicante, Spain
1062
PREVALENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILDREN WITH COMPLEX CHRONIC
CONDITIONS IN A PICU
E. Vasilaki, E. Geromarkaki, S. Ilia, A.M. Spanaki,
D.M. Fitrolaki, T. Tavladaki, E. Blevrakis,
G. Briassoulis, Heraklion, Greece
1063
MORTALITY OF PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS
ADMITTED TO A NEUROSURGICAL ICU (NICU)
P. Volpi, M.G. Abate, F. Sala, E. Colombo,
M. Saini, D. Savo, P. Gilardi, A. Biondi, G. Citerio,
Monza, Italy
1064
FLUID MANAGEMENT AND CEREBRAL EDEMA IN CHILDREN WITH DIABETIC
KETOACIDOSIS
QUALITY OF PALLIATIVE CARE AND BARRIERS TO PROVIDING PALLIATIVE CARE B. Sapir, Jerusalem, Israel
AT THE END OF LIFE AMONG INTENSIVE CARE UNIT NURSES
1065
EFFICACY OF SUPPLEMENTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION IN CRITICALLY ILL
PATIENTS WITH INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE
1066
J. Titova, S. Petrikov, E. Klychnikova, E. Tazina,
M. Godkov, A. Solodov, V. Krylov, A. Ryk, Moscow,
Russian Federation
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
M.-V. de la Torre-Prados, A. García-de la
Torre, C. Trujillano-Fernández, J. Perez-Vacas,
A. Puerto-Morlán, E. Camara-Sola, P. NuevoOrtega, T. Tsvetanova-Spasova, A. GarcíaAlcántara, Málaga, Spain, Cádiz, Spain
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SEVERE SEPSIS, SEPTIC SHOCK, CORTICOSTEROIDS AND 28-DAY MORTALITY
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Chairs: Dietmar Fries, Innsbruck, Austria & Stijn Blot, Ghent, Belgium
10:10 – 12:00
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WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
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1090
IMPACT OF TOTAL SERUM BILE ACIDS IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
K. Rutter, T. Horvatits, A. Drolz, G. Fauler,
G. Heinz, M. Hülsmann, M. Trauner,
V. Fuhrmann, Hamburg, Germany, Graz, Austria,
Vienna, Austria
1091
C.A. Reich, A. Glaum, J. Weimann, Berlin,
Germany
1067
MICRORNA-REGULATED IMMUNOSUPPRESSION IN SEVERELY INJURED
POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS
H.C. Owen, H.D. Torrance, K. Brohi, C.J. Hinds,
M.J. O'Dwyer, London, United Kingdom
1068
B. Zhao, J. Fei, Y. Chen, X.-Q. Song, L. Ma,
L. Wang, E.-Z. Chen, E.-Q. Mao, Shanghai, China
1069
MORTALITY AND LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL STATUS AFTER DISCHARGE FROM
A MEDICAL ICU: A COMPARISON BETWEEN ELDERLY (≥80 YEARS) AND YOUNG
(< 80 YEARS) ICU PATIENTS
R.P. Oliveira, C. Teixeira, J.G. Maccari, J.S. Haas,
C.R. Cabral, T.F. Tonietto, J.H.D. Barth, A. Savi,
N.B.D. Silva, Porto Alegre, Brazil
1092
PHARMACOLOGICAL PRECONDITIONING WITH VITAMIN C ATTENUATES
INTESTINAL INJURY VIA THE INDUCTION OF HEME OXYGENASE-1 AFTER
HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK IN RATS
S. Hammermüller, N. Carvalho, S. Huckauf,
S. Kobelt, M. Baunack, K. Noreikat, A. Beda,
A. Reske, H. Wrigge, A.W. Reske, Leipzig,
Germany, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Coswig,
Germany
1070
OUTCOME AND IMPROVEMENT OF SOME LABORATORY PARAMETERS
FOLLOWING POLYMYXIN B-IMMOBILIZED FIBER TREATMENT IN SEPTIC SHOCK
Y. Sakamoto, Saga, Japan
1093
EFFECTS OF TWO DIFFERENT MECHANICAL VENTILATION STRATEGIES ON
LUNG CONDITIONS AFTER EXPERIMENTAL ARDS FOLLOWING BLUNT CHEST
TRAUMA AND PULMONARY CONTUSION IN PIGS
EVALUATION OF PROGNOSTIC LABORATORY DATA ON SURVIVAL DURING
PROLONGED EXTRACORPOREAL LIFE SUPPORT
H.S. Son, H.J. Kim, J.S. Jung, K. Sun, Seoul,
Republic of Korea
1094
IMPACT OF VOLUME RESUSCITATION ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN A MODEL
OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK IN PIGS
E. Salomão Jr, D.A. Otsuki, A.L. Corrêa,
D.T. Fantoni, J.O.C. Auler Jr, São Paulo, Brazil
1071
RED BLOOD CELL TRANSFUSION IN ACUTE CEREBRAL INJURIES: A
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PRECLINICAL ANIMAL STUDIES
M. Laflamme, A. Boutin, H. Haghbayan,
M. Shemilt, F. Lauzier, L. Moore, R. Zarychanski,
J. Lacroix, F. Lamontagne, D.A. Fergusson,
P. Desjardins, A.F. Turgeon, Québec, Canada,
Winnipeg, Canada, Montréal, Canada,
Sherbrooke, Canada, Ottawa, Canada
1072
NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR COGNITIVE DISORDERS
FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: A SCOPING REVIEW
J. Larochelle, M.-È. Lamontagne, G. Sirois,
R. Laforce Jr., L. François, Y. Lachance,
D. Griesdale, A.F. Turgeon, Québec, Canada,
Vancouver, Canada
1073
PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS, AND PROGNOSIS OF HYPONATREMIA
ASSOCIATED WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY IN EMERGENCY INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT
T. Yumoto, A. Iida, E. Knaup, N. Nosaka,
S. Morisada, T. Hirayama, N. Shiba,
K. Tsukahara, H. Yamanouchi, Y. Kinami,
M. Terado, K. Sato, T. Ugawa, S. Ichiba, Y. Ujike,
Okayama, Japan
1074
ELEVATED SERUM NEUTORPHIL GELATINASE-ASSOCIATED LIPOCALIN (NGAL)
IS AN EARLY MARKER OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY AND ASSOCIATED WITH
MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL MAJOR TRAUMA PATIENTS
S.J. Kim, Seoul, Republic of Korea
1075
FLUID ADMINISTRATION AND ITS EFFECT ON ELECTROLYTES IN CRITICALLY
ILL TRAUMA PATIENTS
N. Amin, J.R. Prowle, C.J. Kirwan, London,
United Kingdom
1077
THROMBIN GENERATION IN PATIENTS AFTER SEVERE BURN INJURY
D. Adelmann, M. Wiegele, D. Bauer, S. KozekLangenecker, E. Schaden, Vienna, Austria
1079
PATIENT-CONTROLLED EPIDURAL ANALGESIA IS A BETTER PAIN
MANAGEMENT IN THE SICU???
W.-Y. Huang, H.-C. Lao, Taipei, Taiwan, Province
of China
1080
Poster Corner
Area Valencia

Poster Corner
BLEEDING, SEDATION & HAEMODYNAMIC INSTABILITY
Chairs: Theodoros Kyprianou, Nicosia, Cyprus & Sameer Jog, Pune, India
10:10 – 12:00
IMPACT OF REMOTE ELECTRONIC MONITORING AND TELE-INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT BASED ALGORITHM IN MONITORING PACKED RED CELL TRANSFUSION
BEHAVIOR FOR ANEMIA OF CRITICAL ILLNESS: LONGITUDINAL MULTI-YEAR
EXPERIENCE FROM A SINGLE COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEM IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA
N. Li, D. Simonds, R. Alva, T. Wyatt,
M. Ramaswamy, Greensboro, United States
1095
UTILITY OF EMPIRICAL MODELS OF HEMORRHAGE IN DETECTING AND
QUANTIFYING BLEEDING
M. Guillame-Bert, A. Dubrawski, L. Chen,
A. Holder, M.R. Pinsky, G. Clermont, Pittsburgh,
United States
1096
PRE-OPERATIVE PROGNOSIS OF PREDISPOSITION FOR BLEEDING-INDUCED
CRASH
A. Dubrawski, L. Chen, F. Liu, G. Clermont,
M.R. Pinsky, Pittsburgh, United States
1097
IMPLEMENTATION OF A DELIRIUM DAILY SCREENING TOOL AND CLINICAL
OUTCOMES
R.D.S. Townsend, F.S. Neres, J.M.S.d. Andrade,
A.C.T. Raupp, F.L. Dexheimer Neto, M.C. Prestes,
A.M. Santana, R.V. Cremonese, Porto Alegre,
Brazil
1098
THE TRADITIONAL HERBAL MEDICINE YOKUKANSAN AS AN ADJUNCTIVE
SEDATIVE IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
T. Tsubo, E. Hashiba, H. Okawa, K. Hirota,
Hirosaki, Japan
1099
A NATIONAL SURVEY OF SEDATION AMONG JUNIOR ANAESTHETISTS
M. Khpal, A. Myers, D. Konu, London, United
Kingdom
1100
MULTI-TIER GROUND TRUTH ELICITATION FRAMEWORK WITH APPLICATION TO
ARTIFACT CLASSIFICATION FOR PREDICTING PATIENT INSTABILITY
D. Wang, L. Chen, M. Fiterau, A. Dubrawski,
M. Hravnak, E. Bose, D. Wallace, M. Kaynar,
G. Clermont, M. Pinsky, Pittsburgh, United
States
1101
DECREASES IN EXHALED CARBON MONOXIDE IN PATIENTS EXPERIENCING
MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE
M. Kida, Y. Shima, N. Shibata, M. Tanaka,
T. Nakashima, K. Miyamoto, Y. Kawazoe,
T. Yonemitu, K. Ueda, Y. Iwasaki, S. Yamazoe,
S. Kato, Wakayama, Japan
1102
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF BALANCED RESUSCITATION IN
POST-OPERATIONAL PATIENTS AFTER DIGESTIVE SURGERY IN ICU
R. Gutierrez-Rodriguez, I. Macias-Guarasa,
M.D. Arias-Verdu, R. Rivera-Fernandez, Malaga,
Spain
1103
ARTIFACT ADJUDICATION FOR VITAL SIGN STEP-DOWN UNIT DATA CAN BE
IMPROVED USING ACTIVE LEARNING WITH LOW-DIMENSIONAL MODELS
M. Fiterau, A. Dubrawski, L. Chen, M. Hravnak,
M.R. Pinsky, G. Clermont, Pittsburgh, United
States
1104
MORTALITY PROGNOSTIC FACTORS OF PATIENTS WITH SYSTEMIC
AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
P.I. Doti, E. Coloma Bazán, I. Rodríguez Pintó,
S. Fernández Mendez, O. Escoda, P. Castro
Rebollo, G. Espinosa Garriga, J.M. Nicolás,
Barcelona, Spain
1105
IMPACT OF PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS ON OUTCOME
Chairs: Giovanni Landoni, Milan, Italy & Hans Flaatten, Bergen, Norway
10:10 – 12:00
OUTCOMES OF SEVERE ACUTE PANCREATITIS IN A REGIONAL INTENSIVE CARE G. Jones, A. Watkins, A.R. Wilkes, L. Middleton,
UNIT
M. Vijayakumar, Swansea, United Kingdom,
Cardiff, United Kingdom
24 HOUR-ACCURACY OF CONTINUOUS NON-INVASIVE HEMOGLOBIN
MEASUREMENT BY PULSE CO-OXIMETRY (SPHB) IN ICU PATIENTS WITH
DIFFERENT INFLAMMATORY STATES
Area Tenerife

TRAUMA CARE: FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE
PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN A UK TERTIARY HOSPITAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITTHE TIP OF THE ICEBERG?
M. Adlam, V. Metaxa, London, United Kingdom
1081
POTENTIAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN LOWER BODY MASS INDEX AND HOSPITAL T. Yatabe, T. Tamura, K. Yamashita, M. Yokoyama,
MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL JAPANESE PATIENTS
Nankoku, Japan
1082
COMPLICATIONS AND TREATMENT IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOLLOWING
BARIATRIC SURGERY
1083
T. Pasgaard, E. Tonnesen, H.L. Nibro, Randers,
Denmark, Aarhus, Denmark
THORACIC PATIENTS ADMITTED TO CARDIOTHORACIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A M.S.W. Parkin, London, United Kingdom
RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT
1084
PERFORMANCE STATUS AND LONG TERM OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH
S. Tanna, P.C. Gruber, London, United Kingdom
HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCY ADMITTED TO A SPECIALIST INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT
1085
ACUTE PANCREATITIS- CASUISTRY OF 4 YEARS IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
S.C. Alves, B. Amaral, M. Isidoro, R. Carvalho,
C. Diogo, A. Ramos, Cascais, Portugal
1106
D. Lebherz-Eichinger, G.A. Roth, B.-A. Tudor,
C.G. Krenn, R. Seemann, Vienna, Austria
1086
ARE THERE ANY PREDICTORS FOR A PATHOLOGICAL CRANIAL CT SCAN IN
MEDICAL ICU PATIENTS?
M. Messer, T. Lahmer, R.M. Schmid, W. Huber,
München, Germany
1107
IMPACT OF DIFFERENT SEDATION PROTOCOLS AND PERIOPERATIVE
PROCEDURES ON PATIENTS ADMITTED TO ICU AFTER MAXILLOFACIAL
TUMOUR SURGERY
G. Rajendran, A. Hughes, B. Maddison, K. Kiff,
Chelmsford, United Kingdom
1087
H. Miyazaki, T. Sakai, S. Mochizuki, R. Furuya,
Yokohama, Japan
1108
OUTCOMES OF OESOPHAGEAL MALIGNANCY AT A REGIONAL UNIT
THE NEW HANDHELD INFRARED PUPILLOMETER MAY BE FAVORABLE
IN MONITORING PUIPL DIAMETER, RATHER THAN CONVENTIONAL
MEASUREMENT
A REVIEW OF RESPIRATORY MANAGEMENT IN SPINAL CORD INJURIES
R. Haylett, O. Gustafson, V. Fox, G. Barker,
Oxford, United Kingdom
1088
RETROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF OBSTETRIC ADMISSIONS AND
F. Kavanagh, A. Kumar, I. Browne, O. Roseag,
OUTCOMES TO HIGH DEPENDENCY UNIT IN AN IRISH TERTIARY HOSPITAL 2011- Dublin, Ireland
2013
1089
SCIENTIfic programme
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Poster Corner
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
Area Seville
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10:10 – 12:00
J.R. Azevedo, W.S. Montenegro, C.C. Oliveira,
D.P. Rodrigues, S.C. Souza, V.F. Araujo, Sao Luis,
Brazil
1109
AGE-RELATED EFFECTS OF DEXMEDETOMIDINE, AN ALPHA-2 AGONIST, ON
CORONARY VASOACTIVITY AND CARDIAC FUNCTION IN GUINEA-PIG HEARTS
M. Hongo, S. Fujisawa, T. Adachi, T. Shimbo,
S. Shibata, T. Ohba, K. Ono, Akita City, Japan,
Iwate, Japan
1110
EARLY PREDICTION OF DELIRIUM IN ICU PATIENTS (E-PRE-DELIRIC):
MULTINATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN EARLY DELIRIUM
PREDICTION MODEL FOR INTENSIVE CARE PATIENTS
A. Wassenaar, M. van den Boogaard,
T. van Achterberg, A. Slooter, M. Kuiper,
M. Hoogendoorn, K. Simons, E. Maseda,
N. Pinto, C. Jones, A. Luetz, A. Schandl,
W. Verbrugghe, L. Aitken, F. van Haren,
R. Donders, L. Schoonhoven, Nijmegen,
Netherlands, Utrecht, Netherlands,
Leeuwarden, Netherlands, Zwolle, Netherlands,
’s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, Madrid, Spain,
Kent, United Kingdom, Prescot, United Kingdom,
Berlin, Germany, Stockholm, Sweden, Edegem,
Belgium, Brisbane, Australia, Canberra,
Australia
1111
COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF THREE RISK PREDICTION MODELS FOR
DELIRIUM IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY, AND
ASSOCIATION WITH FAST-TRACK FAILURE
J.L. Mu, A. Lee, P.P.N. Leung, C.H. Chiu,
M.J. Underwood, G.M. Joynt, Hong Kong, Hong
Kong, China
1112
ONGOING CHALLENGES IN USING RASS AND CAM ICU
K. Zamoscik, C. Whitley, J. Preller, Cambridge,
United Kingdom
1113
PREVALENCE OF CEREBRAL AUTOREGULATION IMPAIRMENT IN NONNEUROLOGICAL MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS AND ITS
RELATIONSHIP WITH DELIRIUM, SEPSIS AND SEDATION
C. Subira, C. Dominguez, S. Cano, I. Catalan,
O. Rubio, G. Rognoni, J.M. Alcoverro,
R. Fernandez, Manresa, Spain
1114
INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS OF DELIRIUM IN A SURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT
S. Oh, H. Lee, H.G. Ryu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
1115
DELIRIUM AS A PREDICTOR OF MORTALITY IN ELDERLY CARDIOVASCULAR
PATIENTS
K. Sato, T. Taniguchi, Kanazawa, Japan
ELIMINATION KINETICS OF PROPOFOL IN THOSE RECEIVING LONG TERM
PROPOFOL INFUSIONS
J.H. Ryu, R. Shulman, D. Brealey, London, United
Kingdom
EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF DEXMEDETOMIDINE IN AGITATED ICU PATIENTS
C. Iasonidou, S. Papoti, P. Ioannidis, S. Kehagias,
G. Roidos, N. Kapravelos, Thessaloniki, Greece
1118
RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DELIRIUM IN MECHANICAL VENTILATED
PATIENTS
M. Busico, D. Intile, N. Irastorza, A.L. Alvarez,
G. Plotnikow, F. Villarejo, P. Desmery, Buenos
Aires, Argentina
1119
DEXMEDETOMIDINE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS: AN 11 MONTH -EXPERIENCE
C. Chapuis, C. Catoire, J. Picard, P. Lavagne, J.F. Payen, Grenoble, France
1120
1121
DELIRIUM AND EARLY PHYSICAL THERAPY (DEPTH): A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT D.R.S. Reddy, S.J. Lee, J.K. Pannu, P.K. Guru,
(QI) PROJECT IN CORONARY CARE UNIT (CCU): AN IMPROVEMENT IN ATTITUDES M.O. Al-Qadi, L.M. Welper, M.P. Disdier Moulder,
THROUGH EDUCATION
T.H. Tajouri, J.P. Bois, R.J. Le, R. Kashyap,
B.J. Selim, Rochester, United States
1122
How to cope with mistakes?
ROOM Barcelona
SCIENTIfic programme
Thematic Session
Jean-Daniel Chiche, Paris, France
MECHANICAL VENTILATION AND ARDS
Chairs: Alain Mercat, Angers, France & Samir Jaber, Montpellier, France
12:00 – 12:15
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
NEXT – MEET THE EXPERT
ARDS beyond the Berlin definition: What else to define ARDS?
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
12:20 – 12:35
ARDS, the golden hours: Neuromuscular blockade and prone position
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
Open lung ventilation: Is this the best strategy?
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
What is the optimal recruitment manoeuvre in ALI/ARDS?
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Assessing lung aeration in ARDS
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Hypoxia in ARDS – Avoid or tolerate?
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
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Jesus Villar, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Claude Guérin, Lyon, France
Jean-Daniel Chiche, Paris, France
Antonio Pesenti, Monza, Italy
Nicolo Patroniti, Lissone, Italy
Understanding venous return
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
IMPROVING PERFUSION: FROM PRESSURE TO FLOW
Jan Bakker, Rotterdam, Netherlands
12:20 – 12:35
Arterial blood pressure targets
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
What is arterial elastance
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Putting pressures and flow together: The intelligent way
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
Jean-Louis Teboul, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
Ignacio Monge Garcia, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
13:20 – 13:35
The combined effect of flow and pressure on perfusion
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Non invasive assessment of perfusion
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
Continuous Professional Education Session
Jukka Takala, Bern, Switzerland
JOINT WITH NCS – RESISTING THE STORM AFTER BRAIN INJURY
Chairs: Giuseppe Citerio, Monza, Italy & Claude Hemphill, San Francisco, United States
Pathophysiology of autonomic dysfunction after brain injury
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
12:20 – 12:35
Stressed myocardium and lung injury after SAH
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
Paroxysmal sympathetic hyperactivity after TBI 12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Diagnosis and monitoring
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Treatment options
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Prognostic implications
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
ROOM Athens
371 Mauro Oddo, Lausanne, Switzerland
373 Pedro Navarrete Navarro, Granada, Spain
375 Jan Claassen, New York, United States
377 David Menon, Cambridge, United Kingdom
379 Claude Hemphill, San Francisco, United States
381 Geert Meyfroidt, Leuven, Belgium
Thematic Session
THERE WILL BE BLEEDING
Chairs: Jacques Duranteau, Kremlin-Bicetre, France & Christian Von Heymann, Berlin, Germany
12:00 – 12:15
Patient blood management in the ICU
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
Paul Hébert, Ottawa, Canada
12:20 – 12:35
Heparin induced thrombocytopaenia: What's new?
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
Point of care coagulation testing
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Steroids in reducing blood transfusion in cardiac surgery
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
How to manage bleeding in the cardiothoracic patient
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
How to manage bleeding in the trauma patient
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
ROOM Rome
Thematic Session
Dietmar Fries, Innsbruck, Austria
Christian Von Heymann, Berlin, Germany
13:35 – 13:40

Bernard Cholley, Paris, France
Can Ince, Amsterdam, Netherlands
12:00 – 12:15

PREVALENCE, RECOGNITION AND MANAGEMENT OF DELIRIUM IN A
J. Bailes, M. Moore, A. Crerar-Gilbert, London,
CARDIOTHORACIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (CTICU) WITHIN A LONDON TEACHING United Kingdom
HOSPITAL
Thematic Session
12:00 – 12:15

1116
Thematic Session
Chairs: Maurizio Cecconi, London, United Kingdom & Xavier Monnet, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
ROOM Berlin
1117
Chair: Katia Donadello, Brussels, Belgium
11:15 – 12:00

ROOM Vienna

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DELIRIUM AND LONG-TERM COGNITIVE
DYSFUNCTION IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
NEXT Lounge

SEDATION OF THE CRITICALLY ILL
Diederik van Dijk, Utrecht, Netherlands
Michael Sander, Berlin, Germany
Jacques Duranteau, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
WORKING CONDITIONS OF INTENSIVISTS: AN UNSOLVED CHALLENGE
Chairs: Rui Paulo Moreno, Lisbon, Portugal & Andreas Valentin, Vienna, Austria
12:00 – 12:15
Who we are: Demographics of ICM in Europe
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
Rui Paulo Moreno, Lisbon, Portugal
12:20 – 12:35
Working patterns and the intensivist in training
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
Bernardo Bollen Pinto, London, United Kingdom
12:40 – 12:55
How different working patterns affect effectiveness and cost of ICM
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Is burnout affected by different working patterns?
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Is the outcome constant over the 24 hours of the day?
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Putting patients at risk: Working conditions and medical error
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
Jukka Takala, Bern, Switzerland
Hans Flaatten, Bergen, Norway
Andrew Rhodes, London, United Kingdom
Andreas Valentin, Vienna, Austria
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
Poster Corner
Chairs: Nicholas Hart, London, United Kingdom & Arjen Slooter, Utrecht, Netherlands
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Kenneth Palmer, Stockholm, Sweden
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Update on current practices in fluid resuscitation of the burn victim
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
12:20 – 12:35
Management of inhalational injury
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
The top 10 secrets of burn ICU care
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Managing the first 24 hours correctly
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Outcome from burn injuries: Changes over the last 10 years
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
High voltage and lightning injuries
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
Thematic Session
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
12:20 – 12:35
Using technology to safeguard the Digital Patient
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
Matthieu Legrand, Paris, France
Philipp Metnitz, Vienna, Austria
Anne Berit Guttormsen, Bergen, Norway
Martin Dünser, Salzburg, Austria
Big data: New horizons and potential pitfalls in critical care research
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Modeling and monitoring haemodynamics in silico
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Designing a clinically helpful PDMS
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Telemedicine: Improving quality and sharing expertise
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
ROOM Paris
Thematic Session
Theodoros Kyprianou, Nicosia, Cyprus
Pierre Squara, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
Olaf Cremer, Utrecht, Netherlands
Marius Terblanche, London, United Kingdom
CAN THE GUT ADAPT TO CRITICAL ILLNESS?
Chairs: Juan Carlos Montejo Gonzales, Madrid, Spain & Carole Ichai, Nice, France
12:00 – 12:15
Hormones modulate feeding intolerance
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
12:20 – 12:35
Gut exocrine failure: Treat or observe
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
How enteral nutrition modulates GI function
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Gut failure, motility and liver injury: A field for prevention
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Risk and benefit of pre- and probiotics
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Parenteral nutrition supports gut integrity
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
ROOM Glasgow
Thematic Session
12:00 – 12:15
Who is responsible?
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
INFECTION CONTROL AS A NURSING CHALLENGE
Jos Latour, Plymouth, United Kingdom
12:20 – 12:35
Value and limitations of e-learning to enhance infection prevention
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
Achieving a culture of quality in reducing infections
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
Organising infection surveillance
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Empowering relatives and patients
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Hand hygiene compliance
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
Hot Topics Session
Sonia Labeau, Ghent, Belgium
Mireia Llaurado, Tarragona, Spain
Elsa Afonso, London, United Kingdom
13:35 – 13:40
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Max Jonas, Southampton, United Kingdom
Thematic Session
Chairs: Carole Boulanger, Exeter, United Kingdom & Dani Martí Romeu, Barcelona, Spain
ROOM Barcelona
Michael Hiesmayr, Vienna, Austria
12:55 – 13:00
Ruth Endacott, Plymouth, United Kingdom
Julie Benbenishty, Jerusalem, Israel
HOT TOPICS SESSION
Chairs: Daniel De Backer, Brussels, Belgium & Howard Bauchner, Boston, United States
14:10 – 14:30
Award winners
14:30 – 14:45
The effects of decontamination of the oropharynx and intestinal tract on antibiotic Evelien Oostdijk, Utrecht, Netherlands
resistance in ICUs
Jacques Duranteau, Kremlin-Bicetre, France
14:45 – 14:50
Discussion
14:50 – 15:05
The VITdAL@ICU trial: Correction of vitamin D deficiency in critically ill patients
15:05 – 15:10
Discussion
15:10 – 15:25
Early high-dose erythropoietin therapy after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A
multicentre, randomized controlled trial (EPO-ACR 02)
15:25 – 15:30
Discussion
15:30 – 15:45
Early goal directed therapy in sepsis: The ARISE trial
15:45 – 15:50
Discussion
15:50 – 16:05
Transfusion threshold in septic shock: The TRISS trial
16:05 – 16:10
Discussion
16:10 – 16:25
Calories: A phase III multicentre RCT comparing early nutritional support with
parenteral versus enteral routes
16:25 – 16:30
Discussion
Karin Amrein, Graz, Austria
Alain Cariou, Paris, France
Sandra Peake, Adelaide, Australia
Lars Holst, Copenhagen, Denmark
Kathy Rowan, London, United Kingdom
Adam Deane, Adelaide, Australia
Annika Reintam Blaser, Tartu, Estonia
Sonja Fruhwald, Graz, Austria
Juan Carlos Montejo Gonzales, Madrid, Spain
Wilfred Druml, Vienna, Austria
Michaël Casear, Leuven, Belgium
DOGMATA DEBATED 2014
Chairs: Charles Sprung, Jerusalem, Israel & Andrej Michalsen, Tettnang, Germany
12:00 – 12:15
"Thou shalt not kill" – The Sixth Commandment stands
12:15 – 12:20
Discussion
12:20 – 12:35
"Doctor, help me die!" – The Sixth Commandment has fallen
12:35 – 12:40
Discussion
12:40 – 12:55
The dead-donor rule is irrefutable
12:55 – 13:00
Discussion
13:00 – 13:15
The dead-donor rule is outdated
13:15 – 13:20
Discussion
13:20 – 13:35
Patient autonomy is paramount
13:35 – 13:40
Discussion
13:40 – 13:55
Patient autonomy is overrated
13:55 – 14:00
Discussion
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Marc Léone, Marseille, France
Chairs: Theodoros Kyprianou, Nicosia, Cyprus & Max Jonas, Southampton, United Kingdom
The digital patient: A new entity?
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Anne Berit Guttormsen, Bergen, Norway
THE DIGITAL PATIENT
12:00 – 12:15
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ROOM Amsterdam
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Charles Sprung, Jerusalem, Israel
Armand Girbes, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dominique Benoit, Ghent, Belgium
Bob Truog, Boston, United States
J. Randall Curtis, Seattle, United States
Andrej Michalsen, Tettnang, Germany
Visit us at the
ESICM Members Lounge
Entrance Foyer
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
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SCIENTIfic programme
ICU MANAGEMENT OF THE BURN VICTIM
12:00 – 12:15
ROOM Geneva
WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER
State of the Art Session
Chairs: Anne Berit Guttormsen, Bergen, Norway & Matthieu Legrand, Paris, France
SCIENTIfic programme
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