Background Outcomes for haematology/oncology patients have improved; however,
determining their suitability for intensive care unit (ICU) admission remains challenging and …

Background Haematological cancer (HC) patients are increasingly requiring intensive care
(ICUs). The aim of this study was to investigate the outcome of HC patients in our ICU and …

Background Patients with advanced malignancies have historically been considered poor
candidates for admission to the intensive care unit (ICU); however, prognosis is continually …

Background Long-held assumptions of poor prognoses for patients with haematological
malignancies (HM) have meant that clinicians have been reluctant to admit them to the …

To study the prognostic indicators and outcome in patients with haematological malignancy
requiring intensive care, we identified 714 adult patients and analysed their clinical audit …

Background: Advances in oncological care have led to improved short-and long-term
prognosis of cancer patients but admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) remains …

Background: The admission of patients with malignancies to an intensive care unit (ICU) still
remains a matter of substantial controversy. The identification of factors that potentially …

Introduction Patients with hematological malignancies (HM) require intensive chemotherapy
with curative intent, especially in case of AML that results in more frequent admissions to …

Aim To profile the characteristics and outcomes of adult haematology patients admitted to
the intensive care unit (ICU). Background The role of intensive care support for haematology …

Objective: To describe trends in outcomes of cancer patients with an unplanned admission
to the ICU between 1997 and 2013 and to identify risk factors for mortality of those admitted …