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Medical experts are functioning in intensive care medicine  administer critically ill patients with, at risk of, or improving from, potentially life-threatening failure of any of the body’s organ systems. The intensive care unit care of the trauma patient differs from that of other intensive care unit patients in many ways, one of the most important being the need to continuously integrate operative and nonoperative therapy. Although progress in the care of the injured has been made, death due to uncontrolled bleeding, severe head injury, or the development of multiple organ dysfunction syndromes remains all too common in this patient population. Common partner specialties include anaesthesia, acute internal medicine, emergency medicine, renal medicine and respiratory medicine.Intensive Care Medicine" is the publication platform for the communication and exchange of current work and ideas in intensive care medicine. It is intended for all those who are involved in intensive medical care, physicians, anaesthetists, surgeons, pediatricians, as well as those concerned with pre-clinical subjects and medical sciences basic to these disciplines.The journal publishes: review articles reflecting the present state of knowledge in special areas or summarizing limited themes in which discussion has led to clearly defined conclusions; original papers reporting progress and results in all areas of intensive care medicine and its related fields; educational articles giving information on the progress of a topic of particular interest; discussion on technology, methods, new apparatus and modifications of standard techniques; brief reports of uncommon and interesting disorders; correspondence concerning matters of topical interest or relating to published material; and book reviews, reports of meetings, and announcementsOfficial journal of The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine and The European Society of Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care.

On behalf of` Trauma Congress  2018, It is an honour and privilege to invite you to participate at our upcoming 5th World Summit on Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery that will be held on September 10-11, 2018 at Singapore.  We believe that your contribution to this field is unparalleled and your talk on this topic will be a great benefit.


The Conference deliberations will be on the following theme Expanding new horizons in Trauma and Surgery.


For further information please visit https://trauma-reconstructive-surgery.conferenceseries.com/


We look forward for a positive confirmation; indeed it is an honour for Trauma Congress 2018.


We hope you will join us for a symphony of outstanding science, and enjoy the spectacular and unique beauty of Singapore.


Thanks and Regards Shanon Jose,Conference manager Trauma Congress 2018Conference series llc ltd
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