1. 96 percent vitamin D deficient – destitute asylum seekers and refugees in London – Nov 2012
2. After hip surgery Vitamin D levels dropped by 32 percent – Sept 2018
3. All ICU patients with good vitamin D level survived, none who died had a good level – April 2018
4. Anesthesia problems associated with low vitamin D – Oct 2018
5. 5 days longer in ICU if low on vitamin D - April 2012
6. 20 percent of Critically ill in India had undetectable vitamin D, and 62 percent died – Jan 2013
7. 4 fewer days in hospital after hip or knee replacement if good level of vitamin D – June 2016
8. 1 month after plasma exchange vitamin D levels reduced by 40 percent – Oct 2013
9. 1,000 IU of vitamin D daily did not help ICU much (no surprise) – Feb 2019
10. Chance of death after non-cardiac surgery reduced 2X by Vitamin D – Aug 2014
11. Bed sores in ICU 2.5 X more likely if low vitamin D – Aug 2018
12. Before joint replacement surgery low Vitamin D associated with systemic disease – Aug 2018
13. Being vitamin D deficient in the ICU is not good - Feb 2012
14. Brain injury disability associated with lower vitamin D – Oct 2018
15. Fat soluable vitamins decrease quickly after trauma
16. Fewer Complications Following Revision Hip and Knee Arthroplasty in Patients with Normal Vitamin D Levels – March 2017
17. Fewest ICU deaths with lowest hCAP 18, but perhaps middle Vitamin D – March 2015
18. Deadly amount of vitamin D speeds up recovery of crushed muscles in rats – Dec 2012
19. Deep sedation in ICU reduced cognition even a year later (needed more vitamin D) – Oct 2013
20. Critical Care patients need vitamin D
21. Critical Care patients with less than 15 ng vitamin D were 85 percent more likely to die – Sept 2011
22. Critical illness – Vitamin D levels start low and then drop for several days – Feb 2018
23. Hospital Acquired Infection, Mortality, Critically Ill and Vitamin D - 2017
24. How to reduce hospital infections with vitamin D – April 2012
25. Higher vitamin D helps regain muscle strength after knee surgery – July 2011
26. Highest vitamin D increases after spine surgery associated with best outcomes – July 2012
27. ICU death 2X more likely if low vitamin D (sensitivity and selectivity chart) – May 2015
28. ICU needs vitamin D - Vitamin D Council Sept 2011
29. ICU surgical patients with low vitamin D stayed longer and had more sepsis – Dec 2011
30. If less than 20 ng then 2X more likely to be fatigued after brain injury - April 2010
31. If you are getting a lung transplant you must have vitamin D - April 2012
32. Gut surgery appears to benefit from vitamin D
33. Longer mechanical ventilation times in ICU if lower vitamin D levels – Jan 2015
34. Knee surgery reduced vitamin D by 40 percent in 2 days – May 2011
35. Low vitamin D at ICU admission is associated with cancer, infections, acute respiratory insufficiency and liver failure – Oct 2018
36. Including Vitamin D test results improved 90 day ICU mortality prediction (when will they add Vitamin D to patients) – June 2016
37. Traumatic Brain Injuries routinely treated by Vitamin D, Omega-3, Progesterone and Gluatmine
38. Vitamin D before surgery often helps (Thyroidectomy in this case) – Sept 2019
39. Surgical Site Infection 4X more likely if low vitamin D – Aug 2019
40. 3 additional hospital days after emergency neurosurgery if low vitamin D – Nov 2019
41. Stem cell transplant (HSCT). death 28 percent less likely for each 10ng higher vitamin D level – Oct 2019
42. Stem Cell Transplants consume vitamin D – July 2011
43. Stem cell transplant (HSCT) patients are dying due to lack of vitamin D – Oct 2019
44. Surgery outcome worse if low vitamin D (lumbar spine surgery this time) – Nov 2019
45. 94 percent of women were vitamin D insufficient after earthquake – Aug 2010
46. 87 percent of internal medicine patients were severely vitamin D deficient – Aug 2010
47. Acute Rehab. patients 2.3X more likely to have musculoskeletal pain if low vitamin D – Oct 2014
48. Acute respiratory distress – 100 percent of patients were vitamin D deficient– April 2015
49. Adding Vitamin D decreased kidney deaths by 4x – Dec 2010
50. After bone fracture, vitamin D unchanged but 1,25(OH)(2) D decreased – Jan 2013

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