THE ARISE STUDY: ARISEN
Anthony Delaney (@theARISEstudy) is a lead PI for the recently published ARISE study
Listen to his take on ARISE and:
- The clinical bottom line
- Why it was a feat in itself pulling off such a study
- What is true dogmalysis
- The future for sepsis studies
- His take on EMCrit’s Scott Weingart’s interpretation
- His responses to EMCrit listener’s comments
Above all, the take home points are in line with Scott’s:
- Give the right antibiotics early
- Get source control ASAP
- Be careful at intubation
- Give the right amount of fluid for your patient (I know…)
- Early judicious use of vasopressors
- Admit the patient to an appropriately monitored area
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This is what could happen to you if you pull off a massive international RCT… Think carefully.
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Images courtesy of Bradford, Bedside Critical Care, 2014
The views expressed in this podcast represent only those of Oliver Flower and Anthony Delaney and are not officially endorsed by The ARISE Investigators or the ANZICS Clinical Trials Group
