Abstract

Wild mushroom poisoning (MP) is an important medical emergency that may have bad clinical outcome. We aimed to evaluate the clinical and laboratory features of patients with wild MP admitted to our emergency department in the Central Black Sea Region and to inform the emergency department physicians about early diagnosis and management of wild MP in the light of obtained data.

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  • To assess cerebral hemodynamics in an experimental sepsis model

  • Healthy bowel function is an important factor when judging the advisability of early enteral nutrition in critically ill patients

  • Sepsis is defined as the presence of infection with systemic signs of infection, and severe sepsis as sepsis plus sepsis-induced organ dysfunction or tissue hypoperfusion [1]

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Introduction

We evaluated platelet activation markers as potential predictive markers of sepsis and of mortality among four commonly encountered populations of patients admitted to ICUs. Methods Ninety-nine non-infected ICU patients were prospectively screened at day 1 (T1) and day 3 (T2) of admission after elective cardiac surgery, trauma, acute neurologic dysfunction or prolonged ventilation (>48 hours). The present study was performed with the aim of assessing whether nursing and physician staff were able to identify patients in need of critical care using only clinical judgment and to compare this with the National Early Warning Score (NEWS) Methods This was a prospective cohort study of all adult patients with a first-time admission to a medical admission unit at a 450-bed regional teaching hospital over a 3-month period in 2010.

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