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April-June 2022| Vol 6| Issue 2
Review Article
Modafinil for wakefulness and disorders of consciousness in the critical care units: An updated narrative review and case series
Objective: Cognitive improvement after critical illness is complex. Neurostimulants are used to speed up physical and mental processes. Modafinil for wakefulness in the intensive care unit (I...
Review Article
0.9% sodium chloride versus dextrose 5% in water safety as medication's diluents in critically ill patients: Meta-analysis of observational studies
Adverse drug effects such as electrolyte abnormalities and acid-base disturbances are commonly associated with intravenous (IV) fluids administered in the intensive care units (ICUs). Although sever...
Original Article
Evaluation of standard dosing for selected broad-spectrum Hydrophilic antibiotics in critically ill patients with Augmented renal clearance: An Observational Study
Background: Inappropriate antibiotic dosing in critically ill patients with augmented renal clearance (ARC) may be associated with pathogens' resistance and worse outcomes. Unfortunately,...
Original Article
Advanced medical directives or written living wills among saudi intensive care units, current practice and need to optimization: Opinion of trainees
Background: Ethical dilemmas are mostly developed in critically ill patients near the end of life. The point where the treating physician decides to withhold the intensive medical support rep...
Case Report
Thoracoscopy and fluoroscopy assisted broviac central line insertion utilizing bedside echocardiogram to prevent cardiac tamponade
Prolonged and multiple requirements of central venous catheters in some patients gradually make access to the central vein problematic due to possible formation of obstructive thrombi. Here, we desc...
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About the Journal
Saudi Critical Care Journal, a publication of Saudi Critical Care Society, is a peer-reviewed online journal with Quarterly print on demand compilation of issues published.
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