Neuromonitoring—Here, There, and to Every Critically Ill Patient

Abstract

We are writing to commend the on the publication of the recently published article by Drs. Rejagopalans and Sarwal (1) in Critical Care Medicine. It was an insightful and informative piece, providing a comprehensive overview of the benefits and challenges of utilizing neuromonitoring in critically ill patients. The significance of this review lies in highlighting the need to expand the scope of critical care beyond the traditional focus

The authors reply

“…We value the contributions and expertise by Caldas et al (1). Undiagnosed and untreated neurologic sequelae in critically ill patients, especially those at risk for acute brain injury, have a substantial effect on their recovery, morbidity, and mortality.…”