CASE DISCUSSION
Case Discussion on Post ICU Syndrome
Presented India by Dr. Sanjeev PratapViews
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Case Description
Post-ICU Syndrome is a condition that affects individuals who have been discharged from an intensive care unit (ICU). Physical Symptoms may include muscle weakness, fatigue, mobility issues, and difficulties with activities of daily living. Many individuals experience memory problems, difficulties...
Case Summary
- Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) involves new or worsened physical, cognitive, or mental health impairments after a critical illness, persisting beyond discharge. It affects cognition (25-80%), psychological health (25-80%), and physical function.
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Dr. Sanjeev Pratap
Alumni - Christian Medical CollegeDr. Sanjeev Pratap is an Emergency and Critical Care Physician, NABH Assessor, and Professor associated with MIOT International.
He has extensive expertise in emergency medicine, critical care, trauma management, and intensive care protocols.
As an NABH Assessor, he actively contributes to healthcare quality standards, patient safety, and hospital accreditation processes.
His academic interests include medical education, critical care training, and evidence-based emergency healthcare practices.
Through his clinical, academic, and quality improvement initiatives, he continues to advance excellence in emergency and critical care medicine.
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