1. High flow nasal cannula compared with conventional oxygen therapy for acute hypoxemic respiratory failure: a systematic review and meta-analysis

   • B. Rochwerg
   • D. Granton
   • K. Burns

   Systematic Review 19 March 2019 Pages: 563 - 572

   

2. Diagnostic and therapeutic approach to infectious diseases in solid organ transplant recipients

   • Jean-François Timsit
   • Romain Sonneville
   • Christian Van Delden

   Review 25 March 2019 Pages: 573 - 591

   

3. Feasibility and safety of extracorporeal CO₂ removal to enhance protective ventilation in acute respiratory distress syndrome: the SUPERNOVA study

   • Alain Combes
   • Vito Fanelli
   • On behalf of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Trials Group and the “Strategy of Ultra-Protective lung ventilation with Extracorporeal CO2 Removal for New-Onset moderate to severe ARDS” (SUPERNOVA) investigators

   Seven-Day Profile Publication 21 February 2019 Pages: 592 - 600

   

4. Lung ultrasound allows the diagnosis of weaning-induced pulmonary oedema

   • Alexis Ferré
   • Max Guillot
   • Xavier Monnet

   Original 12 March 2019 Pages: 601 - 608

   

5. Pantoprazole prophylaxis in ICU patients with high severity of disease: a post hoc analysis of the placebo-controlled SUP-ICU trial

   • Søren Marker
   • Anders Perner
   • The SUP-ICU investigators

   Original 12 March 2019 Pages: 609 - 618

   

6. Modifiable elements of ICU supportive care and communication are associated with surrogates’ PTSD symptoms

   • Blair Wendlandt
   • Agathe Ceppe
   • Shannon S. Carson

   Original 21 February 2019 Pages: 619 - 626

7. Whole genome sequencing reveals that genetic conditions are frequent in intensively ill children

   • Courtney E. French
   • Isabelle Delon
   • F. Lucy Raymond

   Original Open access 07 March 2019 Pages: 627 - 636

   

8. Variability in functional outcome and treatment practices by treatment center after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: analysis of International Cardiac Arrest Registry

   • Teresa L. May
   • Christine W. Lary
   • Sachin Agarwal

   Original 08 March 2019 Pages: 637 - 646

   

9. A multicenter, randomized, double-blind study of ulimorelin and metoclopramide in the treatment of critically ill patients with enteral feeding intolerance: PROMOTE trial

   • Daren K. Heyland
   • Arthur R. H. van Zanten
   • the Investigators of the PROMOTE LP101-CL-201 Trial

   Original 06 May 2019 Pages: 647 - 656

   

10. Cardiovascular clusters in septic shock combining clinical and echocardiographic parameters: a post hoc analysis

    • Guillaume Geri
    • Philippe Vignon
    • Antoine Vieillard-Baron

    Original 19 March 2019 Pages: 657 - 667

    

11. Intensive care medicine in 2050: clinical trials designs

    • M. Gasparini
    • S. Chevret

    What's New in Intensive Care 14 November 2018 Pages: 668 - 670

    

12. The rise of ward monitoring: opportunities and challenges for critical care specialists

    • Frederic Michard
    • Rinaldo Bellomo
    • Andreas Taenzer

    What's New in Intensive Care 27 September 2018 Pages: 671 - 673

    

13. What’s new in electrical impedance tomography

    • Tommaso Mauri
    • Alain Mercat
    • Giacomo Grasselli

    What's New in Intensive Care 04 October 2018 Pages: 674 - 677

    

14. Adaptive designs in clinical trials in critically ill patients: principles, advantages and pitfalls

    • C. H. van Werkhoven
    • S. Harbarth
    • M. J. M. Bonten

    What's New in Intensive Care Open access 30 October 2018 Pages: 678 - 682

15. What respiratory targets should be recommended in patients with brain injury and respiratory failure?

    • Shirin K. Frisvold
    • Chiara Robba
    • Claude Guérin

    Understanding the Disease 18 February 2019 Pages: 683 - 686

    

16. Norepinephrine in septic shock

    • Glenn Hernández
    • Jean-Louis Teboul
    • Jan Bakker

    What's New in Intensive Care 10 January 2019 Pages: 687 - 689

    

17. Lung ultrasound in a dyspneic patient with giant bullae

    • Daniel Lichtenstein
    • Gemma Rialp

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 20 July 2018 Pages: 690 - 691

    

18. Septic cavernous sinus thrombosis: potentially fatal conjunctival hyperemia

    • Tatsuya Fujikawa
    • Yuka Sogabe

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 30 July 2018 Pages: 692 - 693

    

19. Autopsy-confirmed fulminant mucormycosis: a skin lesion revealing multiple organ dissemination

    • Emeric Chatelain
    • Adeline Grateau
    • Laurent Argaud

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 25 July 2018 Pages: 694 - 696

    

20. HHV8-related hemophagocytic syndrome: diagnosis is in the eye

    • Sandrine Valade
    • Jehane Fadlallah
    • Lionel Galicier

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 31 July 2018 Pages: 697 - 697

    

21. Disseminated intravascular coagulation in pneumococcemia

    • Rostane Gaci
    • Cyril Cadoz
    • Guillaume Louis

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 20 August 2018 Pages: 698 - 699

    

22. Displaced gag diagnosed on MRI

    • Marianne Berntsen
    • Malene Laegdsgaard Johannsen
    • Ali Muhamad

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine Open access 29 August 2018 Pages: 700 - 701

    

23. A potential source of cerebral emboli in patients supported with peripheral VA-ECMO

    • Ka Man Fong
    • Shek Yin Au
    • George Wing Yiu Ng

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 31 August 2018 Pages: 702 - 703

    

24. Persistent left superior vena cava: should the central venous catheter be left in place?

    • Gabriela Bello
    • Melany Garaza
    • Pablo Blanco

    Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine 03 September 2018 Pages: 704 - 706

    

25. A thirty second pause

    • Alberto García-Salido
    • Daniel Clemente-Garulo
    • Ana Serrano-González

    From the Inside 06 March 2019 Pages: 707 - 708

26. Why are bleeding trauma patients still dying?

    • Karim Brohi
    • Russell L. Gruen
    • John B. Holcomb

    Editorial 11 February 2019 Pages: 709 - 711

    

27. Neural networks and deep learning: a brief introduction

    • Adrian Iustin Georgevici
    • Marius Terblanche

    Editorial 06 February 2019 Pages: 712 - 714

    

28. Personalized antibiotic dosing for the critically ill

    • Jason A. Roberts
    • Claire Roger
    • Jan J. De Waele

    Editorial 14 January 2019 Pages: 715 - 718

    

29. Narrative reviews from a fraudulent author: reasons to retract

    • Christiane S. Hartog
    • Anders Perner

    Editorial 14 February 2019 Pages: 719 - 721

30. Constructive conflicts of interest: an alternative perspective from industry?

    • Marc Wysocki

    Editorial 19 December 2018 Pages: 722 - 724

    

31. Variability of reverse triggering in deeply sedated ARDS patients

    • Jeremy Bourenne
    • Christophe Guervilly
    • Marc Gainnier

    Letter 28 February 2019 Pages: 725 - 726

32. UltraNurse: teaching point-of-care ultrasound to intensive care nurses

    • Amy Morreale Tulleken
    • Harry Gelissen
    • Paul W. G. Elbers

    Letter 06 February 2019 Pages: 727 - 729

    

33. Preliminary results of synergy between norepinephrine and terlipressin during septic shock

    • Gary Duclos
    • Michel Cantaloube
    • Marc Leone

    Letter 06 February 2019 Pages: 730 - 732

    

34. Microbiota in ICU, not only a gut problem

    • L. Alagna
    • A. Bandera
    • A. Gori

    Letter 22 January 2019 Pages: 733 - 737

35. Comparison of geometric and algebraic methods to determine mechanical power in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome

    • Bruno Louis
    • Claude Guérin

    Letter 16 January 2019 Pages: 738 - 740

    

36. NSE concentrations and haemolysis after cardiac arrest

    • Pekka Jakkula
    • Markus B. Skrifvars
    • Matti Reinikainen

    Letter 13 February 2019 Pages: 741 - 742

37. De-escalation of antimicrobial therapy in critically ill hematology patients: a prospective cohort study

    • David Schnell
    • Claire Montlahuc
    • Djamel Mokart

    Letter 18 February 2019 Pages: 743 - 745

    

38. Prolonged corrected QT interval is associated with short-term and long-term mortality in critically ill patients: results from the FROG-ICU study

    • Tuija Javanainen
    • Shiro Ishihara
    • on behalf of the FROG-ICU investigators

    Letter 11 February 2019 Pages: 746 - 748

    

39. The calculation of mechanical power is not suitable for intra-patient monitoring under pressure-controlled ventilation

    • Zhanqi Zhao
    • Inez Frerichs
    • Marcus J. Schultz

    Correspondence 06 February 2019 Pages: 749 - 750

    

40. Is it necessary for all patients to use prokinetic agents to place a trans-pyloric tube?

    • Gang Li
    • Lu Ke
    • Chunbo Chen

    Correspondence 22 February 2019 Pages: 751 - 752

41. Global paediatric critical care research: mind the gaps

    • Luregn J. Schlapbach
    • Ben Gelbart
    • M. J. Peters

    Correspondence 06 March 2019 Pages: 753 - 754

42. High bright light therapy may reduce delirium incidence in critically ill patients

    • Yanfei Shen
    • Jing Yan
    • Guolong Cai

    Correspondence 06 March 2019 Pages: 755 - 756