Saturday Edition
Every Saturday: the topics that don’t fit neat categories.
Critical care is interdisciplinary by definition. Saturdays bring the topics that resist categorization — the practice-shaping controversies, the case studies, the cross-cutting questions that span every track.
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Saturday · General Critical Care
May 23, 2026
What 1,404 patients across 41 UK ICUs, a refreshed SCCM guideline, and twenty years of sedation trials actually tell us. And why the question your team keeps asking is the…
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Saturday · General Critical Care
May 16, 2026
After UK-ROX added 16,500 patients to a literature already pointing in one direction, the trial-grade verdict on conservative oxygenation targets in unselected ICU adults is now unambiguous.
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Saturday · General Critical Care
May 9, 2026
A 2025 meta-analysis suggested it might be protective. A decade of physiology says it can pulverize the lung. Both are right — and the bedside answer is more demanding than…
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Some of the most important questions in critical care are the ones that span specialties — the ones that resist a single discipline’s framing. Saturdays exist for those questions.
— Javier Amador-Castaneda, BHS, RRT, FCCM, PNAP
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