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Rethinking albumin in septic shock: From macrocirculation to microcirculation

Clostridioides difficile infection in the critically ill: Recent advances and emerging challenges

Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI) are the most frequent healthcare-associated diarrhoeal disease in the intensive care unit (ICU). Critically ill patients face multiple risk factors—including...

Toward precision medicine in ARDS: Heterogeneity, subphenotypes, and individualized therapy − A narrative review

Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) remains a major unmet challenge in critical care, with substantial mortality despite advances in supportive management. A central reason for repeated therapeutic...

From early warning to endotype-guided care in sepsis: A critical narrative review of AI, multi-omics, and clinical translation

Sepsis is a highly heterogeneous syndrome characterized by dynamic host responses, which has limited the effectiveness of conventional “one-size-fits-all” therapeutic strategies. Precision medicine...

Integrated rescue: A narrative review of machine learning in hospitalized patient rescue

Hospitals currently rely on episodic, intermittent recognition of clinical deterioration, with emergency medical responses often delayed. While rapid response teams may serve as a valuable patient safety...

Beyond the lung: How intestinal microbiota shape pulmonary immunity in critical illness

Balanced crystalloids versus saline for initial resuscitation in sepsis and 30-day major adverse kidney events: A target trial emulation across two critical-care databases

Whether balanced crystalloids improve kidney outcomes in sepsis remains uncertain, and observational comparisons are vulnerable to time-zero misalignment, post-treatment selection, confounding by indication,...

Does dexmedetomidine influence opioid requirements among non-surgical critically ill children?

Mechanically ventilated, critically ill children require a multitude of potent sedative-analgesic medications in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). We aimed to evaluate whether early dexmedetomidine...

Management of abdominal sepsis: Principles, pitfalls, and perspectives

Sepsis of abdominal origin remains one of the most complex and time-sensitive conditions in acute care surgery. Despite significant advances in diagnostics and therapeutics, outcomes continue to depend...

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