ALT This image displays the Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS-E) results at day 180 and subgroup analysis of a favorable functional outcome at 180 days. Part A is a graph showing percentages of patients with different outcomes (death, vegetative state, disability levels, good recovery) for "Conservative Oxygen" and "Liberal Oxygen." Part B is a forest plot illustrating the relative risk and confidence intervals for various patient subgroups, comparing the same oxygen therapies.

ALT A line graph showing the probability of survival over 250 days since randomization. The x-axis represents days, and the y-axis represents the probability of survival. The graph compares "liberal oxygen" and "conservative oxygen" treatments. The "liberal oxygen" line is in gray, and the "conservative oxygen" line is in blue. A table below lists the number at risk for each treatment.

ALT A graph from an article titled "Vasopressors or Fluids in Early Septic Shock," which was presented at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting. The trial name "ARISE FLUIDS" appears in parentheses with the title. The x-axis shows days 0 to 90, and the y-axis represents the percentage of patients. Two lines indicate the percentage for vasopressors and fluids.

ALT Kaplan-Meier curves comparing duration of mechanical ventilation. Chart A compares carbocisteine (CS) versus no CS, while Chart B compares hypertonic saline (HTS) versus no HTS.

ALT A chart comparing GOS-E results for conservative and liberal oxygen treatments. Both bars display percentages of patients across categories: death (dark gray), vegetative state (red), lower severe disability (orange), upper severe disability (tan), lower moderate disability (dark green), upper moderate disability (green), lower good recovery (blue), and upper good recovery (light blue).