Recently, led by the international EIT Research Group in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, a team of leading experts from 12 countries—including China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Brazil, and others—jointly completed the world's first "Recommendations on Lung Ventilation and Perfusion Assessment Using Electrical Impedance Tomography in Critically Ill Adult Patients." These recommendations will be published in 2025 as a supplement to *The Lancet*. Grounded in a systematic literature review and Delphi method expert voting, the consensus document outlines 87 actionable recommendations, aiming to promote the standardized and clinical application of EIT technology.

Recently, led by the international EIT Research Group in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, a team of leading experts from 12 countries—including China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Brazil, and others—collaborated to complete the world’s first "Recommendations on Lung Ventilation and Perfusion Assessment Using Electrical Impedance Tomography in Critically Ill Adult Patients." These recommendations will be published in 2025 as a supplement to *The Lancet*. Grounded in a systematic literature review and Delphi method expert voting, the consensus document outlines 87 actionable recommendations, aiming to promote the standardized and clinical application of EIT technology.

From September 4 to 7, the "16th Annual Meeting of the Chinese Medical Association Branch of Critical Care Medicine and the China Conference on Critical Care Medicine 2025," hosted by the Chinese Medical Association and the Critical Care Medicine Physician Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, and organized by the Chinese Society of Pathophysiology, the Critical Care Medicine Professional Committee of the Chinese Society of Pathophysiology, the Jiangsu Provincial Medical Association, the Jiangsu Provincial Medical Association Branch of Critical Care Medicine, and Zhongda Hospital Affiliated to Southeast University, was held in Nanjing.