About the Book
SALEH’s Point of Care ICU Book by Mohamed Saleh Gomaa, MD, EDIC, is an essential, practical intensive and critical care medicine guide built specifically around real-world ICU practice. Rather than focusing solely on theory, this book provides an organized, structured approach to bedside decision-making. It equips healthcare professionals with the fast, structured clinical reasoning needed to connect symptoms, vital signs, ABGs, imaging, hemodynamics, and ultrasound findings to deliver immediate, life-saving patient care.
This volume serves as a direct companion for clinicians who need answers quickly during high-pressure shifts. It bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that critical care providers can act decisively when every second counts.
Key Themes & Topics Covered
- Point-of-Care Focus: Directly addresses the clinical decisions doctors face during real ICU shifts, including assessment, monitoring, and practical bedside interpretation.
- Comprehensive Clinical Coverage: Supports focused revision and application in critical topics like respiratory failure, mechanical ventilation, shock, sepsis, fluids, vasopressors, and organ support.
- Action-Oriented Workflow: Teaches you not only what to do, but why it should be done—helping you decide what matters now, what to escalate, and how to reassess post-intervention.
- Perfect Companion Text: Designed to be studied alongside other key references like ICUology, The ICU Drugs, and First Aid in Critical Care to build total critical care confidence.
Who Should Read This?
ICU Doctors and Critical Care Trainees looking for a structured, daily bedside reference will find immense value in this text. Emergency Medicine Doctors dealing with highly unstable patients in the ER, as well as Anesthesia and Critical Care Residents needing focused clinical orientation, are also primary audiences. Additionally, Internal Medicine and Surgery Residents rotating through their ICU shifts, along with Medical Students and Interns with a strong interest in critical care medicine, will benefit from the structured approach.
Add this volume to your collection to enhance your clinical confidence and patient outcomes.



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