CCN Weekly · 28 Sep–4 Oct 2026 A short trawl of the last seven days. Papers, POCUS, FOAMed, and the meeting that is actually next week. Opener Papers POCUS FOAMed Fluids Podcasts Meetings Waveform Editor's opener Sunday 4 October. Lisbon is a week away, and the literature has been practical rather than flashy. Weaning boards that nearly, then maybe, move the needle. A huge videolaryngoscopy series that says a pretty glottic view is not an easy tube. And a commentary telling us the arterial line is a tool, not a reflex.

CCN Weekly · 19–25 Sep 2026 Dr Jonny Wilkinson - FOAMed, papers, POCUS and the bits that actually change the ward round. Before we go on... Check out Waveform for all you need to know....LIVE! Get yourself signed up...FREE! Jump straight to OpenerPapersPOCUSFOAMedFluids / HDPodcastsMeetingsWaveform Editor's opener Week ending 25 September 2026. Pulse-dose steroids got a proper kicking from Josh Farkas, Scott Weingart reminded us that waiting for “the line service” is not a plan when the potassium is 7.8, and ESICM put its shock-monitoring guideline back in front of the microphone.

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Whats BOB got for us? See what we did there....Best Of Blogs! Here we snapshot some of the chatter on various critical care blogs. We don't all have the time to explore the plethora of amazing work available. So, here are handpicked highlights and new insights. This is perfect for staying current in the fast-paced world of critical care.

Edition 1: February 1-11, 2026 Welcome to this edition's trawl through the latest chatter, evidence, and updates on ultrasound in regional anaesthesia and POCUS. Drawing from X threads, social platforms, and fresh blog posts/literature, we've highlighted trending discussions, educational gems, and upcoming events. Focus is on practical takeaways for critical care pros, opioid-sparing techniques, procedural safety, and bedside diagnostics. Let's dive in!

Stay updated with the latest trends and insights from social media and blogs. Check back every fortnight for fresh content!

A prospective study to assess the reliability of two haemodynamic tests, SIGH35 and end-expiratory occlusion test (EEOT), to predict fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients on PSV

Did CTP and CTA enhance the diagnosis of death by neurologic criteria in critically ill patients with high accuracy.

Discover the impact of Proportional-Assist Ventilation vs. Pressure-Support Ventilation on extubation times in critically ill patients.

Septic shock is characterized by an excessive inflammatory response depicted in a cytokine storm that results from invasive bacterial, fungi, protozoa, and viral infections. Non-canonical inflammasome...