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- - This year’s "The Year in Cardiothoracic Critical Care" highlights significant articles published in 2023 that impact critical care anesthesiology practices.
- - Key studies include findings on organ donation after circulatory death, blood administration's immune response in lung transplant patients, and the unnecessary use of antiplatelet therapy in Heartmate 3 patients.
- - The review also discusses outcomes of extracorporeal CPR and challenges the need for tight glycemic control in ICU settings, indicating that these topics will continue to be researched in the future.
Article Abstract
There were several noteworthy articles published in 2023 affecting the practice of critical care anesthesiology, summarized in this year's "The Year in Cardiothoracic Critical Care: Highlighted Publications From 2023." While many articles published in 2023 were notable and modified practices, the authors have highlighted a broad selection of papers. The selection of papers reviewed for 2023 includes studies demonstrating the noninferiority of organ donation after circulatory death, the immune response to blood administration in lung transplantation recipients, the lack of need for prescribing antiplatelet therapy in Heartmate 3 patients, outcomes following extracorporeal CPR, and evidence contradicting tight glycemic control in the intensive care unit. It is anticipated that all these topics will have further research in 2024 and beyond.
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