Septic shock and multiple organ failure: Treatment with haemofiltration? A. B. J. Groeneveld Editorials Pages: 489 - 490
Severe tuberculosis in patients with human immunodeficiency virus infection B. GachotM. WolffB. Régnier Originals Pages: 491 - 493
Influence of continuous haemofiltration on haemodynamics and central blood volume in experimental endotoxic shock B. SteinE. PfenningerM. Hudde Originals Pages: 494 - 499
Pulmonary capillary pressure and gas exchange after E. coli bacteremia in pigs R. FretschnerTh. KlössM. Widmann Originals Pages: 500 - 505
Acute renal failure following collective intoxication byCortinarius orellanus J. BougetJ. BousserR. Thomas Originals Pages: 506 - 510
Pressure transducers: An overlooked source of sepsis in the intensive care unit T. A. M. HekkerW. van OverhagenA. J. Schneider Originals Pages: 511 - 512
Positive end expiratory pressure and critical oxygenation during transport in ventilated patients P. J. McQuillanD. R. HillmanW. P. D. Woods Case Reports Pages: 513 - 516
Fulminant falciparum malaria W. M. SmitH. M. Oudemans-van StraatenD. F. Zandstra Case Reports Pages: 517 - 519
Perforation of the left ventricle by a temporary pacing lead D. Dougenis Correspondence Pages: 520 - 521
A rare association of rhabdomyolysis and purpura fulminans inStrep. pneumoniae septicemia E. L. Marcus Correspondence Pages: 521 - 521
