Wednesday · 06:00 ET Flagship
Every Wednesday morning: the physiology that drives every intervention.
Hemodynamic instability is the most common reason patients are critically ill. The vasopressor you choose, the fluid you give (or don’t), and the right ventricle you forgot to assess shape every other decision. Every Wednesday at 06:00 ET, ICCN publishes a physiology-first flagship on cardiogenic shock, RV failure, monitoring, and the hemodynamic literature that should change practice.
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Wednesday 06:00 ET · Cardiac & Hemodynamics
October 21, 2026
A Bayesian reanalysis of MINT puts a probability on the transfusion question a borderline result left open for anemic patients after infarction.
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Wednesday 06:00 ET · Cardiac & Hemodynamics
October 14, 2026
A BOX trial substudy in post-arrest cardiogenic shock: chasing a higher pressure with norepinephrine raised cardiac output and wedge pressure, not survival.
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Most ICU decisions are hemodynamic decisions at their core. Understanding why the cardiac output is low — preload, afterload, contractility, rate, or rhythm — is the difference between intervention that helps and intervention that harms.
— Javier Amador-Castaneda, BHS, RRT, FCCM, PNAP
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