
University of Toronto Neurocritical Care
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4 centres, 1 vision: to foster collaboration & promote excellence in clinical care, education & research to improve the lives of neurocritically ill patients
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https://neurocriticalcaretoronto.org 31-10-2018 00:15:17
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Leaning the secrets of the trade from neurorad Sapna Rawal at the #NCCmasterclass at #CCCF2019. Knowledge I can start using back in the ICU. So useful!


ROX-trial results presented at CCCF #CCCF2019. Overall primarily outcome negeative: conservative O2 strategy vs usual O2 strategy did not lower vent-free days except in pt with hypoxic đź§ injury: use less O2 folks in those patients. Neurocritical Care Society University of Toronto Neurocritical Care


Neurocritical care, the final frontier. A talk on protocols and progress in neurocritical care with Victoria McCredie University of Toronto Neurocritical Care #CCCF2019





Hightlighting the work of Shaurya Taran, one of our ICU fellows, looking at standardized management protocols for SAH ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/31659… identifying gaps- still using inconsistent terminology, unable to meta-analyse, highly variable practice between centres


Great job on #CCCF2019 Let’s get you to 1000! #CCCForum #ICU #CriticalCare #Toronto #Canada Toronto Western Hospital Critical Care University of Toronto Neurocritical Care Centre of Excellence in Mechanical Ventilation


Epilepsy is the most common serious neurological disorder in the world, affecting approx. 300,000 Canadians and 50 million people worldwide. New research from Krembil Research Institute suggests a melody from the composer Mozart may reduce seizure frequency. Read more → bit.ly/2ZMsyDS


Important work from @AsmaMoheetMD Jeffrey Singh Victoria McCredie and international Neurocrit care colleagues. Resource utilization for #SAH #Stroke #ICH, including systems of care, NCC unit staffing, education and pharmacy considerations Neurocritical Care Society Krembil Research Institute

Walter Dandy developed the first post-op neurosurgery unit in 1923; 100 years later, modern neurocritical care is revolutionizing care for brains & saving lives. Canadian Neurocritical Care Masterclass co-chaired by Krembil Brain Institute docs Jeffrey Singh & Victoria McCredie University of Toronto Neurosurgery

Why is brain đź§ resuscitation so important in #ICU? Come find out at the Canadian Neurocritical Care Masterclass. Content delivered by world-class faculty. Co-led by Krembil Brain Institute faculty Victoria McCredie & Jeffrey Singh UToronto Neurology neurocriticalcaretoronto.org