Product Theatre

15 AUGUST 2025

Time 1230 – 1300
Venue Singapore EXPO, APEX Gallery, Exhibition Hall
Objectives
  1. Understand the multidisciplinary approach involved in mobilising patients on ECMO.
  2. Identify appropriate criteria for patient selection for awake ECMO.
  3. Describe the essential components and considerations in setting up awake ECMO.
  4. Recognise the positive outcomes associated with awake ECMO, including enhanced patient communication, reduced muscle atrophy, early rehabilitation, and shorter ICU stays.
Faculty

Geetha Kayambu

16 AUGUST 2025

Time 1300 – 1330
Venue Singapore EXPO, APEX Gallery, Exhibition Hall
Introduction In this Fireside Discussion, Dr Matthew Cove, an esteemed expert in low-flow ECCO₂R and Critical Care Consultant at the National University Hospital Singapore, brings a wealth of experience from his background in Internal Medicine and Critical Care. With a focus on extracorporeal ventilation devices and patient-ventilator interactions, particularly in cases of acute respiratory distress syndrome, Dr Cove’s research has been supported by the National Medical Research Council. His team’s involvement in global studies such as REMAP-CAP highlights their commitment to advancing pneumonia treatment and developing innovative diagnostics for fever and sepsis.

Interact directly with Dr Cove in this Fireside Discussion to deepen your knowledge of Low Flow ECCO₂R, such as indications, patient selection criteria, setup essentials, and troubleshooting techniques.
Objectives
  1. Explore indications and patient selection criteria for low-flow ECCO₂R
  2. Present the latest ESICEM guidelines
  3. Discuss setup essentials and troubleshooting techniques of low-flow ECCO₂R
Faculty
Matthew Cove

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Kenes MP Asia Pte Ltd
Asia Pacific Intensive Care Symposium (APICS) 2025
20 Kallang Avenue, PICO Creative Centre, Level 2
Singapore 339411

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