Programme | Speaker |
|---|---|
Welcome and introduction | Prof. Dr. Jacques Duranteau (Paris, France) |
Therapeutic approach of trauma induced coagulopathy: remaining gaps | Prof. Dr. Nicole Juffermans (Amsterdam, Netherlands) |
Specific and non-specific strategies in DOAC reversal | Prof. Dr. Oliver Grottke (Aachen, Germany) |
Targeting microcirculation and coagulation in critical illness | Prof. Dr. Sascha David (Zurich, Switzerland) |
Hybrid22/03/2022
ISICEM 2022
41st International Symposium on Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine
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Management of bleeding due to major trauma or surgery poses complex challenges, especially so with blood and blood products in short supply due to COVID-19. Coagulation factor concentrates and point-of-care guided bleeding management can play an essential role in delivering optimal patient outcomes, as they offer a more targeted approach and help to optimise haemostatic therapy.
The Octapharma ISICEM Symposium “How much is required? - Current guidance on individualized bleeding management in trauma, and in surgery in the ICU”, explores the challenges of treatment and discuss current best practice in individualised bleeding management. This meeting is chaired by Professor Jacques Duranteau, France, and features a panel discussion with leading experts in the field.
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Symposium programme
Wednesday 22th of March 12:30 - 13:30 h CET
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Jacques Duranteau - Chairman
Chair of the department of anesthesia and intensive care, Bicêtre Hospital, France
Speakers
Prof. Dr. Nicole Juffermans
Department of Intensive Care Medicine, OLVG Hospital, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Prof. Dr. Oliver Grottke
Consultant Anaesthesiologist at the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive care Medicine, Germany
Prof. Dr. Sascha David
Head of the Institute for Intensive Care Medicine at Zurich University Hospital, Switzerland
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