This approach helps identify potential complications such as pulmonary edema or worsened hypoxemia while ensuring appropriate treatment intensity.

Healthy man goes camping—lands in ICU for 40 days with respiratory failure The man was in Argentina when he fell ill, but such cases occur in the US, too.

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For patients with moderate to severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), prolonged sedation with the inhaled volatile agent sevoflurane resulted in worse outcomes than intravenous propofol ...

Introduction: Acute respiratory distress in the peripartum period can occur from a variety of reasons including pulmonary or cardiac causes. Careful integration of the history, physical examination ...

Pulmonary edema, a critical condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs, can occur in adults and children. Here are the warning signs.

Patti said she believes her husband died because of a little-known medical condition called rapid onset pulmonary edema, or ROPE.

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Abstract Background and Aims While chest X-ray (CXR) has been a conventional tool in intensive care units (ICUs) to identify lung pathologies, computed tomography (CT) scan remains the gold standard.

There are different causes and types of edema. For example, pulmonary edema affects the lungs, while pedal edema causes swelling in the feet.

Coexisting pulmonary hypertension may be a marker for disease severity among patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome.