Articles from Southern African Journal of Critical Care (July 1, 2017)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Analysis of damping characteristics of arterial catheter blood pressure monitoring in a large intensive care unit.	Rook, W.H.; Turner, J.D.; Clutton-Brock, T.H.	Report	2053
Contamination of nebulisers and surrounding air at the bedside of mechanically ventilated patients.	van Heerden, L.; van Aswegen, H.; van Vuuren, S.; Roos, R.; Duse, A.	Report	4340
Correlation between different methods of intra-abdominal pressure monitoring in varying intra-abdominal hypertension models.	Wise, R.D.; Rodseth, R.N.; Correa-Martin, L.; Sanchez Margallo, F.M.; Becker, P.; Castellanos, G.; M	Report	3011
Glycaemic control in a cardiothoracic surgical population: Exploring the protocol-practice gap.	Maharaj, D.; Perrie, H.; Scribante, J.; Paruk, F.	Report	3010
Lived experiences of Rwandan ICU nurses caring for patients with a do-not-resuscitate order.	Nankundwa, E.; Brysiewicz, P.	Report	3888
Obstetric patients admitted to the intensive care unit of Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital, Ga-Rankuwa, South Africa.	Motiang, M.	Report	2927
Sugar, pressure and pregnancy.		Report	1110
The need for setting standards in critical care transfers.	Venter, M.; Stanton, D.; Conradie, N.; Jordaan, L.; Venter, C.; Stassen, W.	Editorial	634
The treatment of autonomic dysfunction in tetanus.	Maryke Spruyt, G.L.; van den Heever, T.	Case study	3356