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Steroids in sepsis: another swing of the pendulum in our clinical trials
Critical Care, 05/01/08

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Vincent JL et al. - The reasons for this pendulum effect are likely related, at least in part, to issues of clinical trial design and the way in which clinical trials in intensive care unit patients are developed, conducted and assessed needs to be critically reassessed.

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