Multispecialty Critical Care Papers That Should Change Your Practice

Saturday, September 20, 2025

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM MST

Location: Grand Ballroom B-C, 1st Floor

CE: 1

Gerard A. Baltazar, DO FACOS FACS OMT (he/him/his)

Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon
NYU Langone Health

Slides
Zachary Laucis, DO

Associate Director Surgical Critical Care
Beacon Health System
Ben Rezny, DO, MA, FAAEM

Physician
Ascension Health
University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center
Dan Miulli, DO, FACOS

Program Director, Neurosurgeon
Riverside University Health System-Neurological Surgery
Western University, Touro University

Handouts

Disclosure(s):

Gerard Baltazar, DO: No relevant financial relationships with any proprietary interests.

Zachary Laucis, DO: No relevant financial relationships with any proprietary interests.

Ben Rezny, DO, MA, FAAEM: No relevant financial relationships with any proprietary interests.

Dan Miulli, DO, FACOS: No relevant financial relationships with any proprietary interests.

Learning Objectives:

Compare the best pharmacologic approaches to the management of delirium in the critical care setting.
Summarize the ongoing controversy of transfusion strategies among varied critically ill populations.
Appraise updated approaches to the management of neurologically critically ill patients.