Titlebook: Shock and the Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome; Wolfgang Kox (Senior Lecturer, Honorary Consultant Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1443-7Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS); artery; breathing; cardiovascular; endothelium; intensive car

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High-frequency Ventilation: A Step Towards “Compliance-Independent” VentilationFrom its very beginning high-frequency ventilation has required a thorough reinvestigation of the basic mechanisms of gas exchange and alveolar ventilation during spontaneous or any kind of assisted ventilation.

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Fluid Flux Across the Microvascular Endotheliumthe end of the nineteenth century (Starling 1894, 1896). The history of the development of the Starling Hypothesis and its subsequent mathematical formulation has been reviewed in successive editions of the . (Landis and Pappenheimer 1963; Michel 1984).

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The Morphology of the Adult Respiratory Distress Syndromepathophysiological mechanisms may be important in the development of ARDS. However, although during the initial phase the morphological appearances may be somewhat disparate, eventually the morphological picture is that of classical ARDS.

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Right Ventricular Performance and Positive End-Expiratory Pressure Ventilationss syndrome (ARDS) improves the arterial oxygen tension but may be associated with a fall in cardiac output, thus leading to the net effect of unchanged or even reduced systemic oxygen transport. However, the factors causing this decrease in cardiac output remain controversial (Craig et al. 1985).