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Christopher Nutt retweeted
This is Aoife. She is 1.3m tall. Her bedroom will also be in close proximity to this ridiculously out of place mast. Any sensible person can see this would not be reasonable in a residential area. Unfortunately profit clouds judgement. @ThreeUK @belfastcc
This is Dylan @ThreeUK want to experiment on him by making him sleep directly under a new 5g mast and see if over the next 20 years he develops any health issues. Annadale avenue is residential, move the 19m mast to a commercial area! @belfastcc @StephenNolan @BBCNewsNI
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Christopher Nutt retweeted
Thank you @CllrGMcAteer for your help! It’s so good to have the support of all our local politicians to prevent this unreasonably large pole being placed in a quiet residential area. Where it would tower 2.5 times over our houses. #StoptheAnnadaleMast @ThreeUK @belfastcc
Annadale Ave is very narrow, yet plans are afoot for a 19m high 5G Mast & utility boxes to be put on a narrow footpath. I've contacted @belfastcc on behalf of many local residents who are opposing this & we will join residents on site next week.@DeirdreHargey @newbelfast
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PILOT Trial Results 8pm UTC+1, Monday Oct 24th Target oxygenation of 90% v 94% v 98% in 2500 critically ill ventilated patients Superb faculty Chief investigators PILOT / MEGA-ROX / ICU-ROX / HOT-ICU / LOCO2 / O2-ICU trials Full, free livestream criticalcarereviews.com/
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Christopher Nutt retweeted
NEJM Evidence@NEJMEvidence11 Oct 2022
“...evidence for V-V ECMO suggests that it improves mortality in highly selected adult patients with severe acute respiratory failure, mainly by mitigating the potential harm associated with invasive mechanical ventilation.” eviden.cc/3CaBPYR #MedTwitter #PulmTwitter #ARDS
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The latest presentation from #CCR22 is the incredible Prague OHCA Study. Will eCPR become standard of care for selected patients with refractory cardiac arrest? ➡️ Presentation - @jan_belohlavek ➡️ Editorial - @1791_mew ➡️ Chair - @kelly1_catriona criticalcarereviews.com/meet…
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The Critical Care Reviews Book 2022 is now available criticalcarereviews.com/book… #CCR22 ➡️Best trials of 2021 summarised, critiqued & contextualised ➡️Available as free pdf or physical book ➡️For those in high income countries, we suggest making a small donation to support our work
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90 day mortality the same between the two groups #CLASSICtrial ! #CCR22
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Fantastic panel discussion on Trial Interpretation at #CCR22 with @PaulMouncey @DavidHarrison80 @VR_Cornelius @MarionKCampbell @ADAlthousePhD @CritCareReviews. There’s about a hundred years’ worth of trials experience cumulatively on the stage!
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This afternoons panel discussion is on trial interpretation. Any burning questions or topics you would like to put to our superb panel including @VR_Cornelius @ADAlthousePhD @DavidHarrison80 @MarionKCampbell @PaulMouncey @howardbauchner #BalaVenkatesh #CCR22
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The programme for the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2022 is now out: ➡️ 5 Major Trial Results Presentations ➡️ 10 Major Trial Reviews ➡️ 3 Panel Discussions ➡️ John Hinds Lecture #CCR22 The Best Critical Care Trials in the World criticalcarereviews.com/meet…
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The edited videos from the #BOUGIE trial results livestream are now available criticalcarereviews.com/ Livestream supported by @MyIntensiveCare @VUMCLung @PCCRG @SheilaMyatra @RussottoVin @JBLascarrou @drstrent @brian_driver @JonathanCaseyMD @JohnCSakles @AirwayMxAcademy
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Ahead of tonight's #COCA trial results livestream: criticalcarereviews.com/live… In out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, will calcium administration be
23%Beneficial
12%Harmful
65%Little effect
133 votes • Final results
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Livestreams supported by @MyIntensiveCare
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Upcoming trial result livestream
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Next Tuesday, November 30th
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Want to come to #CCR22 and discuss the best critical care trials in person with their chief investigators? @MyIntensiveCare have a free ticket to give away! Registration opens soon.
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How do we interpret a statistically non-significant 5% mortality reduction? Do we act on it? What about in a pandemic with 5M deaths? Questions via twitter (#CS2trial) and CCR livestream chat function. Supported by @MyIntensiveCare
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