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Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS) - Let's talk

Intensive Care (ICU) | Last Active: Nov 14, 2023 | Replies (597)

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@karukgirl

https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/article/S0025-6196(11)65220-8/fulltext
Hello @quinn, I did a search and agree with you, I did not find anything on Mayo Connect. I was able to find, however, the above article from the Mayo Clinic in an online search, not through Connect. They are calling it Perioperative Cognitive Decline or Dysfunction, but even that I could not find on Connect. I will do some more poking around and see what I can find and let you know. How are you doing? Are you feeling better these days?

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That is an excellent article Karukgirl! Thank you so much. Thank you for asking how I am. I am quite unwell, but more concerned than ever of having such a big surgery at my age, 71. Too much informaton is a dangerous thing and I have been scouring pub med, NIH and other research sites for septal myectomy complications. The ones that scare me the most are the Perioperative Cognitive Decline, Post Perfusion Syndrome, Post Operative Cognitive Dysfunction, Pumphead or whatever one calls it and the conduction disorders that are not uncommon after this surgery. Interestingly papers claim that even children can experience lifelong learning disabilities following cardiac surgery. So it's not just limited to seniors like me. I remain indecisive and in limbo.