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Impact of Neurointensivist-managed Care on Clinical Outcomes in Critically Ill Neurological Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

Author:Thaker, Vishrut   Yepuri, Harita   Ongolo, Manuel   Dhruva, Neil   

Session Name:P7: Neurocritical Care: Family Communication  

Topic:Neurocritical Care  

Program Number:P7.004  

Author Institution:Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA  UCSF School of Medicine, roswell, GA  Emory University School of Medicine, GA  Boston Medical Center, Decatur, GA  

Association Between Functional Status and Quality of Life Assessments after Coma From a Neurological Cause

Author:Peterson, Katherine   Gill, Derby   Bao, Kevin   Duarte, Siena   Hemphill, Claude   

Session Name:P7: Neurocritical Care: Family Communication  

Topic:Neurocritical Care  

Program Number:P7.006  

Author Institution:University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA  The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD  University of Washington, WA  

Evaluating Access and Administration of 23.4 Percent Hypertonic Saline for Cerebral Edema

Author:Turner, Lauren   Hayse, Laura   Ellena, Kamah   Goshgarian, Christopher   

Session Name:P7: Neurocritical Care: Toxins and Med Effects 2  

Topic:Neurocritical Care  

Program Number:P7.007  

Author Institution:Trinity Health Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, MI  Henry Ford Detroit, Dearborn, MI  Trinity Health Grand Rapids, MI  Trinity Health Grand Rapids, Ada, MI  

The Power of Words: The Use of Nudging Language in Neurocritical Care Unit Goals of Care Discussions

Author:Arar, Celine   Liu, Winnie   Bostwick, Michaela   Panagopoulos, Eleni   Hart, Joanna   Quinlan, Miriam   Muehlschlegel, Susanne   

Session Name:P7: Neurocritical Care: Family Communication  

Topic:Neurocritical Care  

Program Number:P7.007  

Author Institution:Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD  Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA  Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, North Potomac, MD  Perelman School of Medicine, PA  

Clinical and Imaging Features of Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome due to Glucose Disturbances: A Systematic Review of Case Reports and Case Series

Author:Alasmar, Deya'a   Alzoubi, Ahmad   Othman, Ma’moun   Alzu’bi, Dema   Jbarah, Ahda   Kaddouh, MD, MHS, Firas   

Session Name:P7: Neurocritical Care: Toxins and Med Effects 2  

Topic:Neurocritical Care  

Program Number:P7.008  

Author Institution:Hashemite University, Jordan, Amman, Jordan  Hashemite University, Jordan, Jordan  Emory University, GA, Atlanta, GA  Department of Neurology, University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson, AZ