December 31
by Jonathan Downham
Levosimendan for the Prevention of Acute Organ Dysfunction in Sepsis
Gavin and I try to peel apart the layers of the LeoPARDS Trial which assesses the benefits of levosimendan for the prevention of organ dysfunction in sepsis. It's another interesting study which actually asks more questions that it answers, but all questions we may try to answer one day with more research.
I am still hoping to get together with Danni Bear the dietician in the near future to talk about the latest findings from ASPEN. Watch this space.
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