Annual Meeting of the ASC 2010:
Presentation of the German/Austrian guidelines regarding infarct-related cardiogenic shock
Main event: Postgraduate Course
Cardiovascular intensive care medicine
Baden, 5/7-5/8/2010
Organisation: G. Heinz, G. Delle Karth
Advanced training seminar:
The cardiological patient between CCU and ICU
Update 2009 about cardiological intensive care medicine
Hotel Schloss Wilhelminenberg; 11/21/2009
Organisation: A. Geppert
Annual Meeting of the ASIM 2010 Salzburg:
Main session: Cardiac failure jointly with the WG on Heart Failure (Delle Karth, Geppert, Pretsch)
Spring 2010:
Completion of the German/Austrian guidelines regarding infarct-related cardiogenic shock with the participation of the WG on cardiovascular intensive care medicine to represent the ASC (delegated: Prof. Delle Karth)
planned “Austrian version” of the guidelines in the form of a pocket folder (Prof. Delle Karth, Doc. Geppert)
Publication in the Journal of Cardiology (as a supplement)
Research projects
Planned:
early use of Levosimendan during a major STEMI
prospective randomised multicentric, placebo-controlled acute major STEMI of the anterior myocardial wall process control of the left ventricular pump function by means of a cardiac MRI
Indications for “Heart-Assist Devices“
interdisciplinary development (jointly with the WG on heart failure and heart surgery) of guidelines regarding their use
Blood Sugar Management at Austrian ICU's
German/Austrian guidelines regarding infarct-related cardiogenic shock “Long version”: online under “ S3 Guidelines, cardiogenic shock, Germany “
SOAP II Study: Comparison of Dopamine and Norepinephrine in the Treatment of Shock (De Backer, NEJM 343,Mar 10)
Li Y, Walicki D, Mathiesen C, Jenny D, Li Q, Isayev Y, Reed JF 3rd, Castaldo JE. Strokes after cardiac surgery and relationship to carotid stenosis. Arch Neurol. 2009;66:1091-6
“No direct causal relationship between significant carotid stenosis and postoperative stroke in patients undergoing cardiac operations”
NICE-SUGAR: N Engl J Med. 2009 26;360:1283-97.
“Intensive glucose control increased mortality among adults in the ICU: a blood glucose target of 180 mg or less per deciliter resulted in lower mortality than did a target of 81 to 108 mg per deciliter”
The treatment regarding the Austrian registry for cardiogenic shock was submitted to Critical Care Medicine
1. Registry of Cardiogenic Shock (Delle-Karth)
2. Survey about transfusion practice in cardiac patients (Heinz)