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NCPCC Conference 2005 :
Avail the contents of the scientific sessions of the 1 st ASIA PACIFIC Congress on Paediatric Critical Care with 7 th National Congress on Paediatric Critical Care (Annual Conference of IAP Intensive Care Chapter) held in Pune in October 2005 and revisit the important scientific sessions.

Scientific Lecture

	How To Treat Fulminant Hepatic Failure?
	Neurological Determination Of Death And Its Application In Practice
	Postoperative Management Of Low Cardiac Output State (Congenital Heart Surgery)
	Scorpion Envenomation And Its Management In A Rural Setting
	Practices To Optimise Ventilation And Oxygenation
	Catheter Interventions In The Critically Ill Child
	Hydrocarbon Ingestion
	Neuroprotective Strategies
	Preventing ‘Renal Failure'
	Limitations Of Strategies That Focus On Raising Blood Pressure
	Fluid And Electrolyte Management In Diabetic Ketoacidosis
	Monitoring Of Intra Cranial Pressure
	Update On Patent Ductus Arteriosus
	How Do I Manage Refractory Neonatal Seizures?
	Transport Of Critically Ill Children

Scientific - Papers

	Modified Blalock Tausigg Shunt Is A Useful Palliative Measure To Tide Over Cyanotic Crisis In Early Infancy
	Clinical Profile And Survival Of Children On Mechanical Ventilation
	The Widening Scope Of Non-Invasive Ventilation In Indian Pediatric Icu: A Pilot Study
	Manual Small Volume Plasma Exchange In A Child With Guillian Barre Syndrome (Case Report)
	Psychological Consequences In Pediatric Intensive Care Survivors: The Unsuspected Impact
	Telementoring In Pediatric Cartical Care In Rural Area
	Early Predictors Of Treatment Failure In Very Severe Pneumonia In Children
	Heliox In The Paediatric Emergency And Critical Care Setting (Case Report)
	Role Of Inhaled Nitric Oxide Therapy In Postoperative Management Of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension In Congential Heart Disease: A Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Experience
	Intensive Care Management Of Organophosphate Incecticide Poisoning In Children
	Validity Of Prism Iii Scores As A Predictive Tool For Mortality In Picu In Punjab
	Procedural Sedation And Analgesia In Pediatrics
	Clinical Profile Outcome In Pediatric Tetanus: Experience From A Tertiary Care Pediatric Icu
	Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura & Plasmaphersis In Pedaitrics
	Effect Of Junctional Ectopic Tachycardia On Postoperative Morbidity Following Repair Of Congenital Heart Defects
	Niv Holds An Exciting Promise To Emerge As A Modality That Can Be Used Increasingly As A Low Tech, Low Cost, Low Complication Device For Supporting A Variety Of Conditions Leading To Moderate Rtespiratory Failure. It's Relevance In The Indian Scenario May Be Significant.
	Outcome Of Pediatric Shock In Punjab
	The Relevance Of 12 Hour 24 Hour Prism Score In Predicting Mortality In Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
	A Study Of Clinical Profile Outcome Of Status Epilepticus In A Pediatric Tertiary Care Hospital .
	Left Ventricular Thrombus Following Scorpion Sting : A Case Report
	Incidence Of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia (Vap) In A Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: Risk Factors And Predictors Of Poor Outcome

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