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Journal of Critical Care|December 3, 2014
Changes in fibrinolysis and severity of organ failure in sepsis: a prospective observational study using point-of-care test--ROTEMShivesh Prakash, Santosh Verghese, David Roxby, et al.Anaesthesia and Intensive Care|September 6, 2022
Hospital Acquired Complications in South Australian major public hospitalsMichael J Edwards, Graeme J Duke, Paul Hakendorf, et al.The Australian & New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology|March 27, 2021
A retrospective audit of cumulative ionising radiation levels in hospitalised pregnant patientsJames H McEvoy-May, Shailesh Bihari, Antony M Hooker, et al.Critical Care Explorations|February 1, 2021
Understanding Restrictive Versus Liberal Fluid Therapy for Major Abdominal Surgery Trial Results: Did Liberal Fluids Associate With Increased Endothelial Injury Markers?Shailesh Bihari, Dani-Louise Dixon, Thomas Painter, et al.Journal of Critical Care|March 27, 2022
The impact of obesity on outcomes of patients admitted to intensive care after cardiac arrestMitul P Chavda, Shailesh Bihari, Richard J Woodman, et al.Intensive Care Medicine Experimental|July 5, 2021
Induced hypernatremia in patients with moderate-to-severe ARDS: a randomized controlled studyShailesh Bihari, Shivesh Prakash, Dani L Dixon, et al.Journal of Critical Care|July 22, 2014
Admission high serum sodium is not associated with increased intensive care unit mortality risk in respiratory patientsShailesh Bihari, Sandra L Peake, Michael Bailey, et al.Clinical Nutrition ESPEN|May 8, 2019
Candida catheter-related bloodstream infection in patients on home parenteral nutrition - Rates, risk factors, outcomes, and managementAndrew Ian-Hong Phua, Kay Yee Hon, Andrew Holt, et al.Respirology (Carlton, Vic.)|April 19, 2017
ICU mortality is increased with high admission serum osmolarity in all patients other than those admitted with pulmonary diseases and hypoxiaShailesh Bihari, Shivesh Prakash, Sandra L Peake, et al.Critical Care and Resuscitation : Journal of the Australasian Academy of Critical Care Medicine|February 24, 2015
Sodium balance, not fluid balance, is associated with respiratory dysfunction in mechanically ventilated patients: a prospective, multicentre studyShailesh Bihari, Sandra L Peake, Shivesh Prakash, et al.Pageof 11