Led by Dr Peter Smielewski (University of Cambridge), the half-day workshop introduced participants to the practical use of the ICM+ software for high-resolution multimodal brain monitoring, with a particular focus on continuous monitoring of cerebral autoregulation.

Designed particularly for clinicians interested in applied neuromonitoring, the session covered all the critical aspects of high quality, high resolution data collection in ICU, fundamentals of ICP waveforms analysis using ICM+ real-time calculation engine. The theoretical/methodological aspects were illustrated by some practical clinical cases. As usual, the participants could exercise their newly acquired knowledge in a simulated environment and using carefully prepared samples of data.

The workshop formed part of the broader Global Neuro initiative, fostering capacity building and collaboration in neurotrauma care across the globe.

We thank the organising faculty from AIIMS New Delhi and the Global Neuro Foundation for their collaboration and hospitality.