31-August-2021

Gold HallSepsis: important concepts[Standard presentation] Paolo Angeli Evangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis9:00 Cellular metabolism:

reprogram or dieHernando Gomez

9:15 Sepsis immune trajectory:time for a rethinkManu Shankar-Hari

9:30 Can we predict infectionand sepsis before itappears?Mervyn Singer

9:45 Discussion

10:05 How important is thesource?Tom van der Poll

10:20 Systemic inflammationand cognitive declinePeter Pickkers

10:35 Discussion

10:50 Break

COVID-19: use of ECMO[Standard presentation] Roberto Lorusso11:05 A view from Paris

Alain Combes 11:20 A view from Toronto

Niall Ferguson 11:35 Discussion

COVID-19: the basics[Standard presentation] Daniel De Backer Djillali Annane14:00 Epidemiology and

outcomesKathy Rowan

14:15 Epidemic modelingStephen Brett

14:30 In immunocompromisedpatientsElie Azoulay

14:45 Discussion

14:55 The antibody responseThierry Calandra

15:10 Multisystem inflammatorysyndromeManu Shankar-Hari

15:25 The complex immunedysregulationEvangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis

15:40 The typical hemodynamicpatternXavier Monnet

Copper HallCOVID-19: management[Standard presentation] Samir Jaber Jaume Mesquida Febrer9:00 How cytokine levels can

identify the patient at riskThierry Calandra

9:15 We should identifyphenotypesRicard Ferrer

9:30 How to predict the needfor invasive mechanicalventilationPierre Singer

9:45 Discussion

10:05 ThromboprophylaxisBeverley Hunt

10:20 Practical aspects of CRRTAntoine Schneider

10:35 Other extracorporealtherapiesJan T Kielstein

10:50 Discussion

11:10 A pediatric perspectiveKaren Choong

11:25 A dynamic evaluation ofprognostic indicatorsGiacomo Grasselli

11:40 Discussion

The role of albuminadministration[Standard presentation] Arthur van Zanten Paul Wischmeyer 14:00 Kinetics compared to

crystalloid solutionsRobert G Hahn

14:15 Beneficial effects in criticalillnessJonathan Bannard–Smith

14:30 In septic patientsYasser Sakr

14:45 Discussion

15:00 In cirrhotic patientsPaolo Angeli

15:15 It can improve survivalHernando Gomez

15:30 Discussion

15:45 Break

How much fluid?[Standard presentation] Jean-Louis Teboul Alexandre Joosten16:00 When to restrict fluids?

Marlies Ostermann16:15 The fluid challenge

Salle M (Bozar)Before the ICU[Standard presentation] Tina Dutt Jean-Christophe Richard9:00 We can improve

interventions on thegeneral wardsMarc Leone

9:15 Rapid response systems:how to measureperformanceJonathan Bannard–Smith

9:30 How to identify sepsis inthe emergency roomBruno François

9:45 Discussion

10:00 Nasal high flow oxygenoutside the ICU: a falsegood idea?Jean-Damien Ricard

10:15 Major intracerebralhemorrhage: should wereally admit to the ICU?Markus Skrifvars

10:30 When (not) to admit to theICUJacques Creteur

10:45 … and if there is no ICUbed available?Gordon Rubenfeld

11:00 Discussion

11:15 Break

Therapies for COVID-19[Tutorial]11:30 Therapies for COVID-19

Charlotte SummersHow much oxygen?[Standard presentation] Pierre Bouzat François Lamontagne14:00 After cardiac arrest?

Markus Skrifvars14:15 Low-normal vs. high-

normal oxygenationtargets?Angelique de Man

14:30 Don´t confuseconservative oxygentherapy and permissivehypoxemiaMassimo Girardis

14:45 We could use automatedoxygen administrationErwan L'Her

15:00 Discussion

15:15 Break

When to intubate? That is thequestion

TentNeuromonitoring[Standard presentation] Jan Claassen Filippo Annoni9:00 Essential multimodal non-

invasive neuromonitoringFrank Rasulo

9:15 Oxygenation monitoringby NIRSMatthias Heringlake

9:30 Current use of ICPmonitoringGiuseppe Citerio

9:45 The value of tissue PO2monitoringPierre Bouzat

10:00 Discussion

10:15 Current use ofneurobiomarkersJanneke Horn

10:30 How I select the bestoptionThomas Scheeren

10:45 How I combine differenttechniquesSoojin Park

11:00 Does multimodalneuromonitoring representa real improvement?Victoria McCredie

11:15 Discussion

Coma and disorders ofconsciousness[Tutorial]11:30 Coma and disorders of

counsciousnessJan Claassen

Current mamangement ofseptic shock[Plenary lecture]14:00 Current management of

septic shockJean-Louis Vincent

14:30 Break

Renal replacement therapy[Standard presentation] Lui Forni Jan T Kielstein 14:45 Let´s keep it short!

Stephane Gaudry15:00 Determining need: the

demand/capacity modelRavindra Mehta

15:15 Micronutrients should beroutinely supplemented:yesElisabeth De Waele

15:30 Micronutrients should beroutinely supplemented:

Silver HallAnalgesia and sedation[Standard presentation] Erwan L'Her Olaf Boenisch9:00 Sleep in the ICU

Olivier Huet9:15 Assessing pain in the ICU

Fabio Silvio Taccone 9:30 Deep sedation should be

monitored properlyStefano Romagnoli

9:45 Processed EEG tomonitor the level ofsedationFrank Rasulo

10:00 Sedation practices in theneurological patientVictoria McCredie

10:15 Does use of propofolinfluence outcome?Arthur van Zanten

10:30 Discussion

10:40 Ketamine: the great drugyou don´t use enoughPaul Wischmeyer

10:55 Inhaled sedation: hype orsubstantial improvement?Andreas Meiser

11:10 What about lungprotective sedation?Elias N Baedorf Kassis

11:25 Current place of sedationin ARDSKatarzyna Kotfis

11:40 When not to sedateE Wesley Ely

11:55 Discussion

Cardiogenic shock[Standard presentation] Michelle Chew Bernd Saugel14:00 General management

Roberto Lorusso14:15 Inotropic therapy

John Parissis14:30 Milrinone or

levosimendan?Antoine Herpain

14:45 Discussion

14:55 The role of rightventricular failureAntoine Vieillard–Baron

15:10 The intraaortic balloonpump is still usefulMatthias Heringlake

15:25 When to use VA-ECMOAlain Combes

15:40 Discussion

100 HallPersonalized medicine[Standard presentation] Nicole Juffermans Laurence Busse9:00 Acute renal failure: is it all

the same?Alexander Zarbock

9:15 Wait and watch approachfor RRT: for how long?Stephane Gaudry

9:30 Cardiovascularphenotypes identified byechocardiographyAntoine Vieillard–Baron

9:45 Personalizing ICUnutritionPaul Wischmeyer

10:00 Perioperative goal-directed therapyBernd Saugel

10:15 Discussion

10:30 Neuromonitoring-guidedtherapyFabio Silvio Taccone

10:45 Using biomarkers andneuroimaging in TBIGiuseppe Citerio

11:00 Optimizing tracheotomytimingIvor Douglas

11:15 Personalized mechanicalventilationPaolo Pelosi

11:30 Clinical decision supportsystemsAshley De Bie Dekker

11:45 Discussion

End of life[Standard presentation] E Wesley Ely Jan Bakker14:00 We need to include

objectivity andsubjectivity subjectivity inthe decision processDominique Benoit

14:15 Innovative models forimproving palliative care inthe ICUJ Randall Curtis

14:30 The challenge of outcomeprediction in theneurologic patientVictoria McCredie

14:45 DCD procedures in ICUpatientsJacques Creteur

15:00 Discussion

Mechanical ventilation[Standard presentation]

Studio RoomCOVID-19: respiratorymanagement[Standard presentation] Paolo Pelosi Andreas Meiser14:00 High flow nasal oxygen

therapyStephane Gaudry

14:15 Non-invasive respiratorysupportGavin Perkins

14:30 Development of simpleCPAP systemsJean-Christophe Richard

14:45 The helmet: from CPAP tonon-invasive ventilationGiacomo Grasselli

15:00 Discussion

15:15 Break

Hematological issues[Standard presentation] Karim Brohi Antoine Schneider15:30 Critical illness is a

prothrombotic stateShari Brosnahan

15:45 What´s new in sepsis-induced coagulopathy?Julie Helms

16:00 Macrophage activationsyndrome in sepsisEvangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis

16:15 Discussion

16:30 All patients withTTP should be admitted tothe ICUTina Dutt

16:45 Thromboticmicroangiopathy: criticalcare managementElie Azoulay

17:00 What happens to redblood cells aftertransfusion?Nicole Juffermans

17:15 Shall we give EPO toanemic patients?Sigismond Lasocki

17:30 Discussion

15:55 The microcirculatoryresponseCan Ince

16:10 Discussion

16:25 Vascular damageJan Bakker

16:40 Evaluating endothelialdysfunctionJaume Mesquida Febrer

16:55 Pathogenesis of thecoagulopathyBeverley Hunt

17:10 How the brain is involvedJanneke Horn

17:25 Causes of deathJean-Louis Vincent

17:40 Discussion

Maurizio Cecconi 16:30 Alternative methods

Xavier Monnet 16:45 A FRESH approach to

personalize resuscitationIvor Douglas

17:00 Discussion

17:15 How to choose betweendifferent approaches?Thomas Scheeren

17:30 How I optimize fluidtherapyOlivier Huet

17:45 Discussion

[Standard presentation] Luis Da Luz Erwan L'Her15:25 What´s new?

Audrey De Jong15:40 Benefits and pitfalls of

nasal high flow oxygenJean-Damien Ricard

15:55 Predicting HFNC failureOriol Roca

16:10 Discussion

16:20 Endotracheal intubation:we can do betterSamir Jaber

16:35 The risks of learningintubationMicah Long

16:50 Weaning and decanulationin tracheostomizedpatientsGonzalo Hernandez

17:05 Improving tracheostomycarePaolo Pelosi

17:20 Discussion

The multiple organdysfunction syndrome: ahistory[Plenary lecture]17:40 The multiple organ

dysfunction syndrome: ahistoryJohn C Marshall

noMarlies Ostermann

15:45 Discussion

16:05 Regional citrateanticoagulation: thelimitationsDetlef Kindgen–Milles

16:20 Regional citrateanticoagulation: how I doitAlexander Zarbock

16:35 When to stopMarlies Ostermann

16:50 Putting it all together: my10 recommendationsStefano Romagnoli

17:05 Discussion

Intra-abdominal hypertension(CD)[Case discussion] Paolo Angeli 17:30 Intra-abdominal

hypertensionManu Malbrain

15:50 Break

The microcirculation[Standard presentation] Charlotte Summers Fabio Silvio Taccone 16:00 Degradation of the

glycocalyx: a realconcern?Robert G Hahn

16:15 How to resuscitate themicrocirculationMatthias Hilty

16:30 The effects of vasoactiveagentsCan Ince

16:45 How microcirculatory datacan guide therapyJacques Duranteau

17:00 Discussion

Starting a critical careresearch program[Round table] Giuseppe Citerio17:15 Starting a critical care

research programJohn J MariniLaurence BusseLuciano GattinoniMichael R Pinsky

Antonio Pesenti Niall Ferguson 15:15 Optimizing position

Michal Otáhal15:30 Optimizing regional

ventilationMikulas Mlcek

15:45 PEEP titration: lungmechanics vs. impedancetomographyFernando SuarezSipmann

16:00 Bedside exploration ofrespiratory driveLise Piquilloud

16:15 Ventilation and perfusionshould be matchedTommaso Mauri

16:30 Discussion

16:45 Expiratory muscleweakness is alsoimportantLeo Heunks

17:00 Why is NAVA not widelyused?Jesus Villar

17:15 How weaning can harmthe lungsElias N Baedorf Kassis

17:30 Predicting and preventingextubation failureGonzalo Hernandez

17:45 Discussion

1-September-2021

300 HallOptimal use of CPAP[Meet the experts]8:00 Optimal use of CPAP

Gavin PerkinsJean-Christophe Richard

Management ofmicroangiopathicthrombocytopenia[Meet the experts]8:50 Management of

microangiopathicthrombocytopeniaElie AzoulayTina Dutt

An interactive and practicalapproach to cerebraloximetry[Meet the experts] Ashish K Khanna10:00 An interactive and

practical approach tocerebral oximetryDaniel De Backer

TTM in cardiac arrest fromnon-shockable rhythms[Simulation Session] Sarah Perman11:15 TTM in cardiac arrest from

non-shockable rhythms

Gold HallCOVID-19: pathophysiologyof respiratory failure[Standard presentation] Giacomo Grasselli Tommaso Mauri 8:00 The infectious process

Richard Wunderink 8:15 Complex relation between

lung aeration andperfusionPaolo Pelosi

8:30 Alteration in gas exchangeAntonio Pesenti

8:45 Diaphragm injuryLeo Heunks

9:00 Exhaled gas assessmentDjillali Annane

9:15 Discussion

9:30 Break

COVID-19: a unique form ofARDS?[Standard presentation] Christian Karagiannidis Antonio Pesenti 9:45 Reasons for the debate

Luciano Gattinoni

Copper HallA fresh look atcorticosteroids[Standard presentation] Lennie Derde Thierry Calandra8:00 Rethinking critical illness-

related corticosteroidinsufficiencyGreet Van den Berghe

8:15 Risk of Herpesreactivation and fungalsuperinfectionsNicole Juffermans

8:30 Dexamethasone for allARDS after COVID?Jesus Villar

8:45 Discussion

9:00 Break

Liberal use of parenteralnutrition in the critically ill[Pro-con debate] Mette M Berger 9:15 Liberal use of parenteral

nutrition in the critically illMichaël CasaerPaul Wischmeyer

Salle M (Bozar)Ventilatory support[Standard presentation] Oriol Roca Fernando Suarez Sipmann8:00 High flow nasal cannula

peri-intubationSalvatore M Maggiore

8:15 High flow nasal cannula ornon-invasive ventilation?Bram Rochwerg

8:30 Non-invasivemanagement of acuterespiratory failureJean-Damien Ricard

8:45 Automated supportAshley De Bie Dekker

9:00 Neglected variablesduring mechanicalventilationLuciano Gattinoni

9:15 Discussion

9:25 Optimizing ventilation ofthe obese patientAudrey De Jong

9:40 Lung and diaphragmprotective ventilationSamir Jaber

TentVasopressor therapy: whenand why?[Standard presentation] Maurizio Cecconi Anthony Gordon 8:00 Benefits

Jean-Louis Teboul8:15 Risks

François Lamontagne8:30 When to consider

´permissive hypotension`?Jan Bakker

8:45 Discussion

9:00 What´s best for thekidney?Jacques Duranteau

9:15 What´s best after cardiacarrest?Markus Skrifvars

9:30 What´s best in cardiogenicshock?Daniel De Backer

9:45 Discussion

10:00 Rescue medicationsJonathan Chow

10:15 Angiotensin II: the right

Silver HallSevere liver disease[Standard presentation] Ivor Douglas Yasser Sakr 8:00 Acute liver failure: an

updateValentin Fuhrmann

8:15 Acute-on-chronic liverfailureValentin Fuhrmann

8:30 Update on thehepatorenal syndromePaolo Angeli

8:45 Cardiopulmonary issues inliver diseaseJulia Wendon

9:00 The challenge ofdiagnosis andmanagement of sepsisPierre-François Laterre

9:15 Discussion

9:30 When to give albumin?Paolo Caraceni

9:45 Liver support systemsJavier Fernandez

10:00 Combined extracorporealtherapies

100 HallHemodynamic monitoring[Standard presentation] Olivier Huet Alain Combes 8:00 Invasive blood pressure

monitoring: quality first!Stefano Romagnoli

8:15 Are less invasive cardiacoutput monitoring devicesreliable?Xavier Monnet

8:30 Assessing arterial tone atthe bedsideMichael R Pinsky

8:45 Discussion

8:55 Longitudinal strainmeasurement can replaceejection fractionAntoine Herpain

9:10 Longitudinal strainmeasurement cannotreplace ejection fractionAntoine Vieillard–Baron

9:25 Discussion

9:35 Break

Studio RoomOral poster presentations[Standard presentation] Mervyn Singer Jacques Creteur8:00 Oral poster presentations

(1-10)

9:20 Break

Massive bleeding[Standard presentation] Janneke Horn Beverley Hunt 9:30 Optimal fluid resuscitation

Dietmar Fries9:45 Prehospital blood

transfusionGavin Perkins

10:00 Management of massivetransfusionPierre Bouzat

10:15 Viscoelastic assays vs.conventional coagulationtestsKarim Brohi

10:30 Clotting factorconcentrates as an

Markus SkrifvarsManagement of subarachnoidhemorrhage[Simulation Session] Pierre Bouzat14:00 Management of

subarachnoid hemorrhageFrank Rasulo

Evaluation of plateletsfunction in the ICU[Meet the experts]15:15 Evaluation of platelets

function in the ICUBeverley Hunt Dominique Benoit

Temperature management inhead trauma[Simulation Session] Fabio Silvio Taccone 16:00 Temperature management

in head traumaJanneke Horn

Assessment ofthrombocytopenia[Meet the experts]17:15 Assessment of

thrombocytopeniaBeverley Hunt Nicole Juffermans

10:00 It has more edema thanother types of ARDSXavier Monnet

10:15 Is it really classicalARDS?V Marco Ranieri

10:30 Discussion

10:45 It requires lower PEEPlevels than other types ofARDSPaolo Pelosi

11:00 It requires a specificventilation strategyJohn J Marini

11:15 Discussion

Control of hypercapnia byECCO2R in severe ARDS[Pro-con debate] Mikulas Mlcek11:30 Control of hypercapnia by

ECCO2R in severe ARDSJohn J MariniLise Piquilloud

COVID-19: pharmacologicaltherapies[Standard presentation] Greet Van den Berghe Craig M Coopersmith 14:00 Anti-viral agents for all?

Maya Hites 14:10 Antibiotics for all?

Jan De Waele 14:20 Corticosteroids for all?

Djillali Annane14:30 Anti-IL-6 for all?

Anthony Gordon 14:40 Anakinra for all?

Evangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis

14:50 Discussion

15:05 Convalescent plasma forall?Geert Meyfroidt

15:15 Camostat mesylate forall?Yasser Sakr

15:25 Imatinib for all?Nicole Juffermans

15:35 Anti-complement factorsfor all?Djillali Annane

15:45 Nicotine for all?Alain Combes

15:55 Discussion

16:10 Manipulation of the renin-angiotensin systemFilippo Annoni

16:20 Immune response andtherapyMassimo Girardis

16:30 Suppress or boost theimmune response? It

Is there a place for artificialcolloid solutions in theperioperative setting?[Pro-con debate] Bernd Saugel9:55 Is there a place for

artificial colloid solutions inthe perioperative setting?Alexandre JoostenMatthias Heringlake

COVID-19 requires a specificstrategy[Pro-con debate] Jean-Christophe Richard10:35 COVID-19 requires a

specific strategyLuciano GattinoniNiall Ferguson

How to improve presentingskills[Tutorial]11:15 How to improve your

presenting skillsPaul Wischmeyer

Metabolic fine-tuning[Standard presentation] Mette M Berger Valentin Fuhrmann14:00 Optical bio-sensoring for

risk estimationEvangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis

14:15 Glucose management: areview of the last decadeJean-Charles Preiser

14:30 How bad is acutedysglycemia?Micah Long

14:45 Discussion

15:00 How bad ishypophosphatemia?Annika Reintam-Blaser

15:15 How bad ishypocalcemia?Arthur van Zanten

15:30 When to give vitamin CAngelique de Man

15:45 Discussion

16:00 Break

Revisiting Acidemia[Standard presentation] Michael Hiesmayr Elisabeth De Waele16:15 Is acidemia good or bad?

Olaf Boenisch16:30 Metabolic acidosis: role of

bicarbonate administrationSamir Jaber

16:45 Other novel approachesAntonio Pesenti

17:00 Discussion

How I feed my patient

9:55 The flow pattern isimportantJohn J Marini

10:10 Continuous flowventilation: the future?Henrik Endeman

10:25 Discussion

Emergencies[Standard presentation] John Parissis Laurie Morrison 10:35 Burn shock

Michaël Casaer10:50 Accidental hypothermia

Roberto Lorusso11:05 Massive pulmonary

embolismShari Brosnahan

11:20 Need for rapidanticoagulant reversalDietmar Fries

11:35 SeizuresJan Claassen

11:50 Discussion

ARDS management[Standard presentation] Leo Heunks Jesus Villar14:00 Matching respiratory

pathophysiology and lungimagingAntonio Pesenti

14:15 When to measureesophageal pressureLise Piquilloud

14:30 Spontaneous breathingcan be goodAndreas Meiser

14:45 Spontaneous breathingcan be badNiall Ferguson

15:00 Discussion

15:15 Lung recruitment: time tostandardize?Fernando SuarezSipmann

15:30 Improving patient-ventilator interactionLise Piquilloud

15:45 Don´t forget the right heartPhilipp Lepper

16:00 Discussion

16:15 Break

Prone positioning revisited[Standard presentation] Gonzalo Hernandez Elias N Baedorf Kassis16:30 What´s the current

position?Giacomo Grasselli

16:45 In awake patients?

way to use itLaurence Busse

10:30 Effects of vasopressors onthe microcirculationJacques Duranteau

10:45 Discussion

11:00 How norepinephrine maycomplement fluidadministrationXavier Monnet

11:15 Automated titration ofvasopressors could makeour lives easierAlexandre Joosten

11:30 Putting it all togetherMassimo Girardis

11:45 Discussion

COVID-19: what happens tothe survivors[Standard presentation] Victoria McCredie Audrey De Jong14:00 Why do some people not

HEAL?Charlotte Summers

14:15 Is post-ICUsyndrome different inCOVID-19Shari Brosnahan

14:30 What about the relatives?Elie Azoulay

14:45 Discussion

15:00 Break

Circulatory shock[Standard presentation] Sharon Einav Jacques Duranteau 15:15 How to better assess

peripheral perfusionJacques Creteur

15:30 Assessment of fluidresponsivenessJean-Louis Teboul

15:45 Do not disregard leftventricular dysfunctionMichelle Chew

16:00 Do not disregard rightventricular dysfunctionAntoine Vieillard–Baron

16:15 Discussion

16:30 Can blood lactate levelsbe used to guide therapy?Jan Bakker

16:45 My strategy to optimizeoxygen transportJaume Mesquida Febrer

17:00 ´Refractory` septic shock:what does this mean?Marc Leone

17:15 Endpoints of resuscitationJan Bakker

Valentin Fuhrmann10:15 Who and when to

transplantJulia Wendon

10:30 Discussion

10:45 Break

The golden hour: a failedconcept?[Standard presentation] Gordon Rubenfeld Mervyn Singer11:00 The golden hour after

severe trauma is a mythPierre Bouzat

11:15 The golden hour in sepsisdoes not make senseJean-Louis Vincent

11:30 Discussion

Blood purification[Standard presentation] Dietmar Fries Manu Malbrain 14:00 What is the rationale?

Axel Nierhaus14:15 What we´ve learned from

the COVID-19 experienceClaudio Ronco

14:30 Polymyxin Bhemoperfusion therapyRicard Ferrer

14:45 Discussion

15:00 Drug dosing duringcytokine adsorptiontherapyDetlef Kindgen–Milles

15:15 Therapeutic plasmaexchange in the ICUMarlies Ostermann

15:30 What endpoint should weuse?Lui Forni

15:45 Discussion

Preventing renal failure[Standard presentation] Detlef Kindgen–Milles Matthias Hilty16:00 How important is oliguria?

Antoine Schneider16:15 Optimizing renal perfusion

Lui Forni 16:30 Targeting microcirculatory

dysfunctionHernando Gomez

16:45 PracticalrecommendationsAlexander Zarbock

17:00 Discussion

How I apply TTM after cardiacarrest

Intracranial hypertension[Standard presentation] Giuseppe Citerio Soojin Park9:50 No need for a

neurosurgeon for invasiveICP monitoringFrank Rasulo

10:05 Reduction of ICP: what dowe really knowSharon Einav

10:20 Mannitol vs. hypertonicsalineMarkus Skrifvars

10:35 Discussion

10:45 Standardized vs. targetedtreatmentNino Stocchetti

11:00 Cerebrovascularautoregulation-basedmanagementGeert Meyfroidt

11:15 How to use protectiveventilation in patients withARDSSharon Einav

11:30 The role of decompressivecraniectomyGiuseppe Citerio

11:45 Discussion

Circulatory effects ofmechanical ventilation[Tutorial]14:00 Circulatory effects of

mechanical ventilationMichael R Pinsky

Severe ARDS[Case discussion]14:40 Severe ARDS

Tommaso Mauri V Marco Ranieri

The pregnant patient[Tutorial]15:25 The pregnant patient

Olaf BoenischArrhythmia management[Tutorial]16:00 Arrhythmia management

John ParissisRefeeding syndrome[Case discussion]16:35 Refeeding syndrome

Annika Reintam-BlaserArthur van Zanten

Pulmonary hypertension[Case discussion]17:20 Pulmonary hypertension

Antoine Vieillard–Baron

alternative to plasma?Luis Da Luz

10:45 What is the best dose ofplatelets?Nicole Juffermans

11:00 Discussion

Promoting gender equity inintensive care[Round table] Elisabeth De Waele11:15 Promoting gender equity

in intensive careAngelique de ManKatarzyna KotfisNicole Juffermans V Marco Ranieri

Severe infections[Standard presentation] Tom van der Poll Jonathan Chow14:00 Is antibiotic therapy so

urgent?Mervyn Singer

14:15 Nosocomial infections andbacterial resistanceJean-François Timsit

14:30 Resistant organisms andmortality: association orcausality?Marc Leone

14:45 Current place ofimmunoglobulinsAxel Nierhaus

15:00 Discussion

15:15 CMV in the ICU: treat,prevent, or ignoreGordon Rubenfeld

15:30 Severe RSV infections inadultsDavid Grimaldi

15:45 Antifungal agents forinvasive candidiasisThierry Calandra

16:00 The different shades ofpulmonary aspergillosisElie Azoulay

16:15 Discussion

Sepsis biomarkers[Standard presentation] John C Marshall Paolo Caraceni16:30 They are very useful

Yasser Sakr 16:45 They are less helpful than

you thinkJan De Waele

17:00 Molecular diagnosis ofsevere pneumonia: is itready?Richard Wunderink

17:15 Endothelial and kidneyfunction biomarkers toguide managementGernot Marx

dependsPeter Pickkers

16:40 What does the WHOrecommend?Bram Rochwerg

16:50 Have we made muchprogress?Lennie Derde

17:00 Discussion

What we did wrong duringCOVID-19[Round table] Maurizio Cecconi 17:15 What we did wrong during

COVID-19Jean-François Timsit Julia Wendon Luciano GattinoniRoberto Lorusso

[Tutorial]17:15 How I feed my patient

Mette M Berger

Oriol Roca17:00 In patients on VV-ECMO?

Alain Combes 17:15 In patients with brain

injury?Giuseppe Citerio

17:30 An updated meta-trialOriol Roca

17:45 Discussion

17:30 Discussion

[Round table] Gavin Perkins17:20 How I apply TTM after

cardiac arrestFabio Silvio Taccone Janneke Horn Markus SkrifvarsSarah Perman

17:30 Renin as a new biomarkerfor sepsisLaurence Busse

17:45 Discussion

2-September-2021

Gold HallCOVID-19: coagulopathy[Standard presentation] Karim Brohi Matthias Hilty8:00 There are unique features

Julie Helms8:15 Risks of thromboembolism

Henrik Endeman 8:30 Platelet activation

Tom van der Poll8:45 Discussion

8:55 Role of antiplatelet

therapyJonathan Chow

9:10 Bacteremia from infectedthrombus?Nicole Juffermans

9:25 Optimal anticoagulationBeverley Hunt

9:40 Vaccine associatedcomplicationsDaniel De Backer

9:55 Discussion

10:10 POSTER AWARDSXavier Monnet

10:25 Break

imPURE project – Medicalsupplies: how could Europebe more self-efficient?[Round table] Maurizio Cecconi 10:35 imPURE project – Medical

supplies : how couldEurope be more self-efficient?Bernd SaugelDjillali AnnanePaolo Pelosi Ricard Ferrer

What we did well during

Copper HallNutritional support[Standard presentation] Paul Wischmeyer Alexander Zarbock8:00 Different targets in sepsis?

Arthur van Zanten8:15 How we could limit protein

catabolismMette M Berger

8:30 Optimal nutritional supportElisabeth De Waele

8:45 Energy production andsubstrate need: a criticalmatchMichael Hiesmayr

9:00 Discussion

9:20 The best fatty acid profilefor ICU lipid nutritionPierre Singer

9:35 Intermittent vs. continuousfeedingMichaël Casaer

9:50 Video-assisted placementof post-pyloric feedingtubesArthur van Zanten

10:05 Discussion

10:25 Break

ARDS as a syndrome[Standard presentation] Gordon Rubenfeld Kathy Rowan 10:45 ARDS: do we need the

syndrome?Antonio Pesenti

11:00 ARDS: do we need newcriteria?V Marco Ranieri

11:15 The SPIRES score is whatyou need

Salle M (Bozar)VILI[Standard presentation] Michael R Pinsky Marc Leone 8:00 The shrinking baby lung

and the VILI vortexJohn J Marini

8:15 Don´t forget drivingpressure and mechanicalpowerNiall Ferguson

8:30 Don´t forget thehemodynamic componentLuciano Gattinoni

8:45 Discussion

8:55 Minimal PEEP and forgetabout recruitmentPaolo Pelosi

9:10 Think about the increaseddead spaceTommaso Mauri

9:25 Monitoring end-expiratorylung volume can helpFernando SuarezSipmann

9:40 Discussion

9:50 Does NAVA improveoutcome?Leo Heunks

10:05 When (not) to use musclerelaxantsNiall Ferguson

10:20 A role for hypothermia toprotect the lungs?Fernando SuarezSipmann

10:35 Discussion

VAP[Standard presentation] Annika Reintam-Blaser Michael Mansour

TentAntibiotic therapy[Standard presentation] Gavin Perkins Pierre-François Laterre 8:00 Newer antibiotics for

resistant Gram-negativepneumoniaRichard Wunderink

8:15 A fresh look at PK/PDJean-François Timsit

8:30 Biomarker-drivenmonitoring of antibiotictherapyEvangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis

8:45 Antibiotic de-escalation:how to do it?Jan De Waele

9:00 Discussion

9:15 Antibiotic treatment in theera of multi-resistantpathogensMaya Hites

9:30 How procalcitoninmeasurements caninfluence managementMichael Mansour

9:45 We could consider anti-infectious monoclonalantibodiesBruno François

10:00 Bacteriophages: an oldtool to combat antibioticresistance?Jean-Damien Ricard

10:15 Discussion

How to minimize delirium[Round table] Kirsten Colpaert10:35 How to minimize delirium

E Wesley ElyKaren Choong

Silver HallQuality of care[Standard presentation] Elie Azoulay Axel Nierhaus8:00 How to measure it?

Yasser Sakr 8:15 How to improve it?

Maurizio Cecconi 8:30 We should report it

monthlyIvor Douglas

8:45 What is ´appropriatecare`?Dominique Benoit

9:00 Discussion

9:15 The concept of´psychological safety`Stephen Brett

9:30 Keys to successful roundsCraig M Coopersmith

9:45 New dynamic checklistsAshley De Bie Dekker

10:00 Interprofessional shareddecision-making in theICUJ Randall Curtis

10:15 Discussion

10:30 Optimizing interhumanrelationsErwan L'Her

10:45 Optimizing discharge fromthe ICUJan Bakker

11:00 Embedding clinicalresearch in health caresystemsFrançois Lamontagne

11:15 Discussion

Diabetic ketoacidosis[Tutorial]

100 HallPostanoxic brain damage[Standard presentation] Jan Claassen Nino Stocchetti 8:00 Autoregulation of cerebral

blood flowMarkus Skrifvars

8:15 When to give up?Janneke Horn

8:30 How biomarkers can helpMarkus Skrifvars

8:45 Discussion

What is new in CPR [Plenary lecture]9:05 What is new in CPR

Sarah PermanPostanoxic brain damage[Standard presentation] Jan Claassen Nino Stocchetti 9:45 Break

COVID-19: infectiouscomplications[Standard presentation] Fabio Silvio Taccone Thierry Calandra10:00 Aerosol transmission

Jean-François Timsit 10:15 How procalcitonin levels

can helpMichael Mansour

10:30 Prophylaxis of secondaryinfectionsMassimo Girardis

10:45 When to give antibioticsMichael S Niederman

11:00 Discussion

11:15 Bacterial coinfectionsRichard Wunderink

11:30 Viral reactivation and

COVID-19: internationalexperience[Round table] Julia Wendon 11:15 What we did well during

the COVID-19 pandemic:international experienceChristian Karagiannidis Craig M Coopersmith Djillali AnnaneMaurizio Cecconi

COVID-19: other organinvolvement[Standard presentation] Maurizio Cecconi Lennie Derde 14:00 The brain

David Menon14:15 The gut

Mette M Berger 14:30 The pancreas

Marlies Ostermann14:45 Discussion

14:55 The heart

Jan Bakker15:10 The circulation

Jean-Louis Teboul15:25 The kidneys

Ravindra Mehta15:40 Discussion

COVID-19: metabolic support[Standard presentation] Jonathan Bannard–Smith Mette M Berger 15:50 Metabolic and nutritional

supportPaul Wischmeyer

16:05 In obese patientsPierre Singer

16:20 Vitamin D for all?Jean-Charles Preiser

16:35 Vitamin C for all?Daniel De Backer

16:50 Do not forgetmicronutrientsAngelique de Man

17:05 Discussion

CAR T-cell relatedcomplications[Tutorial]17:25 CAR T-cell related

complicationsElie Azoulay

Jesus Villar11:30 Do viral causes differ from

non-viral causes?Charlotte Summers

11:45 Discussion

Big data and AI[Standard presentation] Alexander Zarbock Craig M Coopersmith 14:00 The role of data science in

critical careMaurizio Cecconi

14:15 Ethical issuesKirsten Colpaert

14:30 Use to guide fluidmanagementAnthony Gordon

14:45 Use to optimizemechanical ventilationGernot Marx

15:00 Discussion

15:15 Use to assist infectionmanagementJan De Waele

15:30 Use in renal failureJay Koyner

15:45 Use to make smalldecisionsMichael R Pinsky

16:00 Discussion

16:15 Break

Renal dysfunction[Standard presentation] Julia Wendon Jacques Duranteau 16:30 Early identification

Claudio Ronco16:45 Not all forms are the same

Ravindra Mehta17:00 Renal biomarkers: how we

should use themAlexander Zarbock

17:15 Optimal fluid managementMarlies Ostermann

17:30 How ventilation can harmthe kidneysLui Forni

17:45 Discussion

10:45 Still an issue?Jean-François Timsit

11:00 A big issue in neurologicpatientsGiuseppe Citerio

11:15 Any future for aerosolizedantibiotics?Michael S Niederman

11:30 New treatment options forGram-negative infectionsRicard Ferrer

11:45 Discussion

ECMO[Standard presentation] Antonio Pesenti Christian Karagiannidis 14:00 The basices for non-

expertsMicah Long

14:15 EOLIA and CESARrevisited: who can benefitthe most?Alain Combes

14:30 What we´ve learned fromCOVID-19Philipp Lepper

14:45 Prone positioning?Oriol Roca

15:00 Discussion

15:15 Post-cardiotomy VA-ECMORoberto Lorusso

15:30 Atrial septostomy tounload the left ventricle?Mikulas Mlcek

15:45 Infections during ECMOGiacomo Grasselli

16:00 The future of ECMO trialsNiall Ferguson

16:15 Discussion

ECCO2R[Standard presentation] Ashley De Bie Dekker Philipp Lepper16:30 Physiological concepts

Antonio Pesenti 16:45 Efficacy and technical

limitationsChristian Karagiannidis

17:00 Use in ARDS patientsAlain Combes

17:15 Use in non-ARDS patientsSamir Jaber

17:30 It is time for evidenceV Marco Ranieri

17:45 Discussion

Katarzyna KotfisRafael Badenes

Patient-ventilatordyssynchrony[Case discussion]11:25 Patient-ventilator

dyssynchronyElias N Baedorf KassisLeo Heunks

Passive leg raising and fluidchallenges[Case discussion]14:00 Passive leg raising and

fluid challengesIvor DouglasJean-Louis Teboul

How to approach patientswith ARDS of unknown origin[Case discussion]14:45 How to approach patients

with ARDS of unknownoriginElie AzoulayGiacomo Grasselli

15:30 Break

The future of sepsis therapies[Standard presentation] Peter Pickkers Jean-François Timsit 15:50 Immuno-restoration?

Bruno François 16:05 Cholesterol?!

Mervyn Singer16:20 Adrecizumab

Pierre-François Laterre 16:35 Discussion

16:55 Metformin

Hernando Gomez17:10 Targeting endothelial

permeabilityNicole Juffermans

17:25 Targeting mitochondrialdysfunctionArthur van Zanten

17:40 Discussion

11:30 Diabetic ketoacidosisIvor Douglas

Interacting with relatives[Standard presentation] Stephen Brett John J Marini14:00 Communicating with

patients/relatives aboutdifficult choicesJan Bakker

14:15 ´You decide`: the role ofthe surrogate decisionmakerSarah Perman

14:30 We can improvecommunicationJ Randall Curtis

14:45 Discussion

15:00 Break

Working together[Standard presentation] Rafael Badenes J Randall Curtis15:15 We can strengthen our

teamJean-Louis Vincent

15:30 Telemedicine to beconnectedGernot Marx

15:45 Collaborative dataacquisition and analysisMatthias Hilty

16:00 Platform trials to integrateresearch and qualityimprovementJohn C Marshall

16:15 Discussion

Life after Intensive Care[Standard presentation] Lise Piquilloud Kathy Rowan 16:35 Long-term survival after

sepsisYasser Sakr

16:50 Long-term outcomes afterrenal failureStephane Gaudry

17:05 Long term outcomes afterbrain injuryLaurie Morrison

17:20 Advance care planningafter intensive careJ Randall Curtis

17:35 Discussion

invasive aspergillosisDaniel De Backer

11:45 Discussion

Should we use indirectcalorimetry to guidenutrition?[Round table] Jean-Charles Preiser 14:00 Should we all use indirect

calorimetry to guidenutrition?Arthur van ZantenElisabeth De WaeleMichael Hiesmayr Paul Wischmeyer

Delirium[Standard presentation] Pierre Bouzat Paolo Pelosi 14:45 Delirium in critically ill

adultsE Wesley Ely

15:00 Delirium in kids: what´sthe big deal?Karen Choong

15:15 Managing ICU deliriumKatarzyna Kotfis

15:30 Is delirium different inCOVID-19?Janneke Horn

15:45 Discussion

16:00 Break

Mechanical ventilation inCOPD[Case discussion]16:15 Mechanical ventilation in

COPDJohn J MariniLeo Heunks

Dosing of anti-infective drugsduring extracorporealtherapies[Tutorial]16:50 Dosing of anti-infective

drugs duringextracorporeal therapiesJan T Kielstein

Severe pancreatitis[Case discussion]17:25 Severe pancreatitis

John C MarshallPierre-François Laterre

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Gold HallCOVID-19: what we´velearned[Standard presentation]

Copper HallThe importance of the gut[Standard presentation]

Salle M (Bozar)The surgical patient[Standard presentation]

TentTraumatic brain injury[Standard presentation]

Silver HallClinical trials: room forimprovement[Standard presentation]

100 HallPost ICU syndrome[Standard presentation]

Yasser Sakr Angelique de Man8:00 How to better organize the

ICUFabio Silvio Taccone

8:15 How we can organize ICUnetworksGiacomo Grasselli

8:30 How lockdown measurescan affect usChristian Karagiannidis

8:45 Discussion

9:00 How to avoid invasivemechanical ventilationMervyn Singer

9:15 How to cope with deliriumRafael Badenes

9:30 How to better manage thekidneysLui Forni

9:45 How to better apply RRTMarlies Ostermann

10:00 How to work together inplatform trialsLennie Derde

10:15 Discussion

Polytrauma[Standard presentation] Beverley Hunt Sigismond Lasocki10:30 Prehospital management

Dietmar Fries10:45 Optimal triage

Olivier Huet11:00 Any place for vasopressin

in hemorrhagic shockJacques Duranteau

11:15 Discussion

11:25 Cardiovascular protectionKarim Brohi

11:40 Trauma-inducedcoagulopathy: present andfutureLuis Da Luz

11:55 Ischemia-reperfusioninjury: new therapeuticoptionsMervyn Singer

12:10 Liver traumaJulia Wendon

12:25 Discussion

Antibiotic therapy[Case discussion]14:00 Antibiotic therapy

Jean-François Timsit Maya Hites

COVID-19: what´s relevant toother forms of Sepsis[Standard presentation] John C Marshall Jean-François Timsit 14:35 Differences in host

David Grimaldi Stephen Brett8:00 How gastrointestinal

symptoms are related tooutcomePierre Singer

8:15 Indications forgastrointestinalendoscopy revisitedJean-Damien Ricard

8:30 New tools to assessgastrointestinaldysfunctionAnnika Reintam-Blaser

8:45 How can we protect thegut in critical illness?Craig M Coopersmith

9:00 Discussion

COVID-19: a view from insidethe ICU[Standard presentation] Elie Azoulay Dominique Benoit 9:25 Leadership in times of

crisisManu Malbrain

9:40 Resilience in the ICUJonathan Bannard–Smith

9:55 Challenges to workforceresilienceStephen Brett

10:10 How to improve ICUpalliative careJ Randall Curtis

10:25 Discussion

10:45 Break

How to spare antibiotic in theicu[Tutorial]11:00 How to spare antibiotic in

the icuDavid Grimaldi

New guidelines[Standard presentation] François Lamontagne Michelle Chew14:00 Cardiac arrest

Gavin Perkins14:15 Acute renal failure

Jay Koyner14:30 Severe CAP

Michael S Niederman14:45 Discussion

15:00 Thrombotic

thrombocytopenic purpuraTina Dutt

15:15 There are seriousmisconceptions aboutguidelinesFrançois Lamontagne

15:30 Discussion

V Marco Ranieri Alexandre Joosten8:00 Protecting the heart during

anesthesia and surgeryMichelle Chew

8:15 Perioperative kidneymanagementLui Forni

8:30 Non-invasive ventilationafter surgery: for whomand how to apply?Samir Jaber

8:45 Perioperative bloodpressure managementBernd Saugel

9:00 Discussion

9:15 Management ofabdominal compartmentsyndromeJan De Waele

9:30 Perioperative bloodmanagementSigismond Lasocki

9:45 Perioperative nutritionalsupportPaul Wischmeyer

10:00 Discussion

CPR[Standard presentation] Laurie Morrison Samir Jaber10:15 CPR in pregnancy: we

can do betterSharon Einav

10:30 How capnography canguide ventilationJean-Christophe Richard

10:45 Vascular accessGavin Perkins

11:00 Discussion

11:15 Any role for intra-arresthypothermia?Filippo Annoni

11:30 When to transport thepatient with ongoing CPRMarkus Skrifvars

11:45 ECPR: when and how?Fabio Silvio Taccone

12:00 Discussion

Victoria McCredie Soojin Park8:00 Brain energy failure: no

oxygen, no fuel, or nofire?David Menon

8:15 Brain oxygenation is whatreally mattersRafael Badenes

8:30 What about thehemoglobinconcentration?Sigismond Lasocki

8:45 What makes a realdifference in managementNino Stocchetti

9:00 Discussion

9:15 The importance ofpreinjury frailtyGiuseppe Citerio

9:30 Outcome is already inyour genesDavid Menon

9:45 Therapeutic limitations inthe elderlyPierre Bouzat

10:00 The risks of earlytherapeutic limitationsJanneke Horn

10:15 Discussion

Interpretation of blood lactatelevels[Case discussion]10:35 Interpretation of blood

lactate levelsJan BakkerJean-Louis Vincent

ECMO (tu)[Tutorial]11:15 ECMO

Philipp LepperAntibiotic in the ICU[Tutorial]11:50 Antibiotic in the ICU

Jan De Waele How to choose the bestmodality for RRT[Tutorial]14:00 How to choose the best

modality for RRTStephane Gaudry

Subarachnoid hemorrhage[Standard presentation] Giuseppe Citerio Geert Meyfroidt 14:35 Early brain injury

Victoria McCredie14:50 Goal-directed

hemodynamicmanagementSoojin Park

15:05 How I treat vasospasmSigismond Lasocki

15:20 Discussion

John C Marshall Ricard Ferrer 8:00 Systematic reviews and

meta analyses: really atthe top of the pyramid?Sharon Einav

8:15 RCTs vs. observationalstudiesKathy Rowan

8:30 COVID trials... and realitychecksMervyn Singer

8:45 What have we learnedabout adaptive platformtrials?Anthony Gordon

9:00 Discussion

9:15 Predictive and prognosticenrichment in sepsis trialsTom van der Poll

9:30 We need national auditsand benchmarkingKathy Rowan

9:45 The pandemic changedthe way we use evidencein critical careGordon Rubenfeld

10:00 Discussion

10:15 Break

Acute-on-chronic liver failure[Case discussion]10:30 Acute-on-chronic liver

failureJulia Wendon Valentin Fuhrmann

Indirect calorimetry[Tutorial]11:05 Indirect calorimetry

Elisabeth De WaeleProne positioning[Case discussion]11:40 Prone positioning

Ivor DouglasKatarzyna Kotfis

Clinical monitoring of lungvolume[Tutorial]14:00 Clinical monitoring of lung

volumeFernando SuarezSipmann

After cardiac arrest[Standard presentation] Laurie Morrison Rafael Badenes14:35 Respiratory mechanics

Jean-Christophe Richard14:50 Targeted temperature

management: the latestnewsFabio Silvio Taccone

15:05 Early vs. deferred PCILaurie Morrison

Jean-Charles Preiser Fernando Suarez Sipmann8:00 PICS: a Dutch experience

Ashley De Bie Dekker8:15 An altered epigenome as

the basis for PICSGreet Van den Berghe

8:30 Promoting mild exercise toprevent sepsisOlivier Huet

8:45 Discussion

9:00 Rehabilitation in criticallyill children: not just child´splayKaren Choong

9:15 Is it useful to measuremuscle mass andfunction?Michael Hiesmayr

9:30 Post-ICU nutrition intakeArthur van Zanten

9:45 Discussion

10:00 Break

Acute mesenteric ischemia: adeadly disease?[Case discussion]10:20 Acute mesenteric

ischemia: a deadlydisease?Annika Reintam-BlaserCraig M Coopersmith

Organ failure: how do cellsdie[Plenary lecture]11:00 Organ failure: how do

cells dieCan Ince

The future of critical care[Plenary lecture]11:25 The future of critical care

Jean-Louis Vincent

responseTom van der Poll

14:50 Corticosteroids now for allsepsis? Anthony Gordon

15:05 Corticosteroids for all viralCAP?Michael S Niederman

15:20 ImmunothrombosisBeverley Hunt

15:35 Impact on development ofnew sepsis therapiesJohn C Marshall

15:50 Discussion

15:35 Use of brain PO2

measurements to guidetherapyFabio Silvio Taccone

15:50 Extracranial complicationsGiuseppe Citerio

16:05 Discussion

15:20 Gut ischemiaDavid Grimaldi

15:35 Any role for hypertoniclactate?Filippo Annoni

15:50 Discussion