January 2025
Interdisciplinary educational day organised by Dr Maresa Santi, Dr Matthew Boyle and Dr Rich Carden. Chaired by Dr Argyro Zoumprouli. Focused on current evidence and controversies of aSAH management in NeuroICU. The day have received 6 CPD points from FICM.
Prognostication in aSAH
A. Zoumprouli – Hayler Senior Lecturer in Neurointensive care
Ischaemic complications in aSAH pts
R. Carden- ICM resident doctor
Clipping vs Coiling
M.H. Raza – Cerebrovascular Neurosurgical Fellow
CSF diversion
M.H. Raza – Cerebrovascular Neurosurgical Fellow
Multimodal monitoring in aSAH (ICP/PbO2)
P. Minhas- Consultant Neurosurgeon
TCCD application in aSAH
R. Carden- ICM resident doctor
The role of CT Perfusion in aSAH management
S. Gargalas – Consultant in Interventional Neuroradiology
Blood pressure targets in aSAH
M. Santi – Consultant in NeuroICU
HB targets in aSAH
X. Watson – Consultant in NeuroICU
Cardiac output monitoring in pts suffering aSAH
S.Ahmad – Consultant in NeuroICU
Hyponatraemia in aSAH
A. Hitchins – Reader in Clinical Pharmacology & neuro intensive care
Milrinone in aSAH
A. Jain – Consultant in NeuroICU
Early mobilisation of aSAH pts
I. Herbert – CNS in Neurointensive care
Neurogenic Cardiomyopathy in aSAH
J. Aron – Critical care consultant
Biomarkers in NeuroICU
V. Newcombe – Prof. Neurointensive care -Addenbrooks
HRV as a biomarker in aSAH
A. Zoumprouli – Hayler Senior Lecturer in Neurointensive care
Introduction to new aSAH guidelines
M. Santi – Consultant in NeuroICU
The content of the talks reflects the scientific views of the speakers and it is based on literature at the time of presentation. The management of these patients is complex and advice and clinical judgement is required before applying the information provided. The material has purely educational purpose and is not intended to replace local guidelines/protocols.
Neuro Intensive Care Unit 