Alex Warren
@alexwarrenicu.bsky.social
ICU doctor and researcher | physiology and data geek | NIHR PhD fellow looking at epidemiology and management of cardiogenic shock | all views my own.
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Her biggest lesson for the critical care community?
“Look beyond the patient”
Think about their support networks, their environment…
The things that make their life worth living.
#soa25
“Look beyond the patient”
Think about their support networks, their environment…
The things that make their life worth living.
#soa25
July 1, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Her biggest lesson for the critical care community?
“Look beyond the patient”
Think about their support networks, their environment…
The things that make their life worth living.
#soa25
“Look beyond the patient”
Think about their support networks, their environment…
The things that make their life worth living.
#soa25
Reposted by Alex Warren
Profound septic shock is usually associated with mithocondrial dysfunction and relatively fixed low VO2 (one of the causes of hyperlactatemia, mithocondria aren’t using enough pyruvate even in presence of sufficient oxygen) while cardiogenic shock is usually a case of normal mithochondrial fnct.
March 16, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Profound septic shock is usually associated with mithocondrial dysfunction and relatively fixed low VO2 (one of the causes of hyperlactatemia, mithocondria aren’t using enough pyruvate even in presence of sufficient oxygen) while cardiogenic shock is usually a case of normal mithochondrial fnct.