Yearbook of Critical Care 2025 (HICS Initiative) for Intensivists and Critical Care Fellows | Systemwise Review of Major Publications (Jul 2024-Jul 2025) Across 11 Sections: 1

Yearbook of Critical Care 2025 (HICS Initiative) compiles and critically reviews the major critical-care publications of the preceding 12 months (July 2024 to July 2025), condensing a year of fast-moving evidence into one systemwise reference. Produced by the Hyderabad Intensive Care Symposium (HICS) team, the book exists because a didactic meeting cannot cover every advance and guideline in real time - so the team compiled, analyzed, and reviewed the year's most significant publications instead. Content is organized across 11 sections covering Cardiac/Hemodynamics/Fluids, Respiratory/Ventilation/ARDS, Neurocritical Care, Gastroenterology/Hepatobiliary, Nephrocritical Care, Antimicrobials/Infections, Hematology, Ethics/Organization/Outcomes in the ICU, ICU Sonography/Imaging, Nutrition/Metabolic, and Guidelines. Each section is led by a section editor and associate editors who summarize individual studies with full citations and add reviewer commentary at the end of the section. Edited by Srinivas Samavedam (President, Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine, 2025-2026) and Ganshyam Jagathkar (Vice President, ISCCM; Organizing Secretary of HICS), the book is built as a handy, evidence-based practice-update reference rather than a course textbook. Who This Book Is For: Intensivists: a single, systemwise digest of the year's significant critical-care literature for evidence-based practice. Critical Care Fellows and Residents: structured, section-by-section literature review with reviewer commentary for training-year updates. Anesthesiologists: critical-care-relevant literature across hemodynamics, ventilation, sonography, and infections. Why This Book Helps: Saves the time of independent literature surveillance: a seasoned editorial team has already compiled and analyzed the year's major publications. Adds expert interpretation, not just citations: reviewers' opinions close every section, translating findings into practice-relevant takeaways. Organizes by system, not by journal: makes targeted review by clinical area fast during ward rounds or exam preparation. Keeps pace with a fast-moving field: intensive care evidence changes constantly; this yearbook format is built specifically to track that pace annually. Key Features: Comprehensive review of major publications from July 2024 to July 2025. 11 systemwise sections spanning cardiac, respiratory, neuro, GI/hepatobiliary, renal, antimicrobials, hematology, ethics/outcomes, ICU sonography, nutrition, and guidelines. Experienced and seasoned teachers as section editors and reviewers. Reviewers' opinion at the end of each section. Compact, handy format designed for quick annual reference.

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