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Gabriel Gurman

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Articles 8
Citations 254
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Related Specialties
Critical Care
Emergency Medicine
General Medicine
Top 10 Co-Authors
Charles L Sprung
Antonio Artigas
Mario Baras
Antonio Pesenti
Chris Hargreaves
Joergen Wiis
Didier Payen
Gaetano Iapichino
Jozef Kesecioglu
David L Edbrooke
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Crit Care Med
Neuroreport
Lancet
Eur J Intern Med
Crit Care
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Recent Articles
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Basic Features and Clinical Applicability of 'Preliminary Universal Surgical Invasiveness Score' (pUSIS): A Multi-Centre Pilot Study
Biro P, Sermeus L, Jankovic R, Savic N, Onutu A, Ionescu D, et al.
Turk J Anaesthesiol Reanim . 2017 Apr; 45(1):9-15. PMID: 28377835
Objective: There is still a lack of a universally applicable and comprehensive scoring system for documenting the invasiveness of surgical procedures. The proposed preliminary 'Universal Surgical Invasiveness Score' (pUSIS) is...
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The Eldicus prospective, observational study of triage decision making in European intensive care units. Part II: intensive care benefit for the elderly
Sprung C, Artigas A, Kesecioglu J, Pezzi A, Wiis J, Pirracchio R, et al.
Crit Care Med . 2011 Oct; 40(1):132-8. PMID: 22001580
Rationale: Life and death triage decisions are made daily by intensive care unit physicians. Admission to an intensive care unit is denied when intensive care unit resources are constrained, especially...
3.
The Eldicus prospective, observational study of triage decision making in European intensive care units: part I--European Intensive Care Admission Triage Scores
Sprung C, Baras M, Iapichino G, Kesecioglu J, Lippert A, Hargreaves C, et al.
Crit Care Med . 2011 Sep; 40(1):125-31. PMID: 21926598
Objective: Life and death triage decisions are made daily by intensive care unit physicians. Scoring systems have been developed for prognosticating intensive care unit mortality but none for intensive care...
4.
Implications of ICU triage decisions on patient mortality: a cost-effectiveness analysis
Edbrooke D, Minelli C, Mills G, Iapichino G, Pezzi A, Corbella D, et al.
Crit Care . 2011 Feb; 15(1):R56. PMID: 21306645
Introduction: Intensive care is generally regarded as expensive, and as a result beds are limited. This has raised serious questions about rationing when there are insufficient beds for all those...
5.
A new law for allocation of donor organs in Israel
Lavee J, Ashkenazi T, Gurman G, Steinberg D
Lancet . 2009 Dec; 375(9720):1131-3. PMID: 20022099
No abstract available.
6.
Survival of critically ill patients hospitalized in and out of intensive care units under paucity of intensive care unit beds
Simchen E, Sprung C, Galai N, Zitser-Gurevich Y, Bar-Lavi Y, Gurman G, et al.
Crit Care Med . 2004 Aug; 32(8):1654-61. PMID: 15286540
Objective: The demand for intensive care beds far exceeds their availability in many European countries. Consequently, many critically ill patients occupy hospital beds outside intensive care units, throughout the hospital....
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Association between hypophosphatemia and cardiac arrhythmias in the early stages of sepsis
Schwartz A, Gurman G, Cohen G, Gilutz H, Brill S, Schily M, et al.
Eur J Intern Med . 2002 Oct; 13(7):434. PMID: 12384132
BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to evaluate a possible association between serum phosphate levels and the incidence of cardiac arrhythmias in the early stages of sepsis. METHODS: We...
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Implicit learning of emotional information under anesthesia
Gidron Y, Barak T, Henik A, Gurman G, Stiener O
Neuroreport . 2002 Apr; 13(1):139-42. PMID: 11924875
Surgical stress activates the amygdala and secretion of norepinephrine, both involved in memory and unconscious processing of emotionally negative information. This study examined surgically induced facilitation of implicit learning of...