Journal of Intensive Medicine

Is the conventional RQ of 0.85 biasing ICU energy estimates? Measured RQ was consistently lower, and using population-specific values reduced systematic underestimation of resting energy expenditure. #CriticalCare #ClinicalNutrition
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Remote rehabilitation after ICU discharge is feasible—but recovery needs more than exercise alone. This commentary highlights the need for objective remote function testing and integrated nutritional support to strengthen post-ICU recovery. #Rehabilitation
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Which kidney replacement therapy is best for AKI? There’s no universal winner. This review argues for matching IHD, CKRT, PIKRT, or PD to the patient’s hemodynamics, goals, and resources—and reassessing as conditions evolve. #AcuteKidneyInjury
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Can a simple ICU palliative care screen identify patients at highest risk?
A high screening score was independently associated with markedly higher short- and long-term mortality, supporting earlier palliative care assessment in critically ill patients.
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Does prophylactic NIV prevent reintubation after extubation in obese ICU patients? Overall benefit was not significant, but longer NIV use (≥12 h/day) showed a promising signal that warrants confirmation. #CriticalCare #MechanicalVentilation
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