Intracranial pressure wave morphology as a decision-making ancillary parameter in neurocritical care. A Delphi survey.

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Intracranial pressure wave morphology as a decision-making ancillary parameter in neurocritical care. A Delphi survey.

Dear Colleague,

You are invited to participate in a survey aimed at assessing the significance of ICP wave morphology in the decision-making processes and daily practices of physicians worldwide.

This survey focuses on patients who are undergoing neurocritical care with invasive ICP monitoring following acute brain injuries. Additionally, we will evaluate adherence to ICP management guidelines and overall knowledge of ICP wave morphology physiology.

To participate, you should meet the following prerequisites:

1. Have 10 or more years of experience in the care of neurocritical patients.

2. Possess experience in ICP management.

3. Have a record of academic production.

4. Currently be an active practitioner or researcher.

The survey comprises only 14 questions, most of which have multiple-choice answers, with an option to provide additional comments or insights.

Your participation would be greatly appreciated, and we kindly request your prompt response.

Best regards,

Sérgio Brasil, Daniel Godoy, and Walter Videtta

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