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Welcome to a new edition of the ESAIC newsletter!

This edition is packed with a special update on the diverse undertakings of the ESAIC Research Groups and the most recent developments on Guidelines.

We trust you'll find this deep dive into the newest initiatives and accomplishments of our ESAIC Research and Guidelines committees enjoyable, as we spotlight their work in the dedicated sections of this unique issue.

Editorial

A comprehensive overview of research activities at ESAIC

Update on the practice of mechanical ventilation in non-ARDS ICU patients

In 2022, the PRoVENT 2+ research group, led by Martin Scharffenberg, MD, conducted an international study on intensive care units to assess MV strategies and outcomes in consecutive patients. The goal was to increase patient numbers compared to the original PRoVENT study.

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ESAIC CTN Study MET: REevaluation for Peri-operative cArdIac Risk (MET-REPAIR)

The ESAIC Clinical Trial Networking (CTN) of 2016 was dedicated to MET-REPAIR by the chief investigator, by Prof. Giovanna LURATI BUSE. The study was published in April 2023.

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Update of the ESAIC Guidelines on the prevention and management of postoperative delirium

New version of the ESAIC Guidelines on severe perioperative bleeding management

Practice Guidelines of airway management in children under one year of age. ESAIC-BJA Foundation joint guidelines

New Guidelines for managing intraoperative cardiac arrest provide roadmap for anaesthesiologists

Read here an article on the ESAIC focused guideline for the use of cardiac biomarkers in perioperative risk evaluation

ESAIC Research Grant Winners

In 2023, the BJA Foundation - ESAIC Grant awarded two grants to two outstanding projects within the framework of anaesthesia.

The ESAIC also granted two other awards to early career researchers: the ESAIC Andreas Hoeft Grant dedicated to intensive care, and the ESAIC Research Project Grant dedicated to anaesthesiology.

These grants were also highly competitive and attracted many high-quality applications. Explore further information regarding the respective recipients of the grants awarded, as well as the potential of each project, which covers a diverse array of topics and methodologies within the field of anesthesia and intensive care by reading more on:

The ESAIC a signatory to CoARA

ESAIC upcoming activity highlights

This edition of the newsletter was crafted with the assistance of Chief Editor Gabriel Gurman, in collaboration with the ESAIC Guidelines Committee, the ESAIC Research Committee, and the ESAIC Marketing & Communication Team.

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