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Mechanical Ventilation Treatment on Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Severe Thoracic Trauma

Han Dong

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Objective:To explore the mechanical ventilation treatment of severe thoracic trauma complicated with acute respiratory distress syndrome.Method:18 cases of severe thoracic trauma complicated by acute respiratory distress syndrome were reviewed.Result:In this group,ARDS accounted for 9.3% in thoracic injury.All the patients required the mechanical ventilation treatment(mean=6.2days).The mortality was 11.1%.Conclusion:Early diagnosis and mechanical ventilation treatment of ARDS are effective methods to decrease the mortality of ARDS.

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Objective:To explore the mechanical ventilation treatment of severe thoracic trauma complicated with acute respiratory distress syndrome.Method:18 cases of severe thoracic trauma complicated by acute respiratory distress syndrome were reviewed.Result:In this group,ARDS accounted for 9.3% in thoracic injury.All the patients required the mechanical ventilation treatment(mean=6.2days).The mortality was 11.1%.Conclusion:Early diagnosis and mechanical ventilation treatment of ARDS are effective methods to decrease the mortality of ARDS.

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Objective:To explore the mechanical ventilation treatment of severe thoracic trauma complicated with acute respiratory distress syndrome.Method:18 cases of severe thoracic trauma complicated by acute respiratory distress syndrome were reviewed.Result:In this group,ARDS accounted for 9.3% in thoracic injury.All the patients required the mechanical ventilation treatment(mean=6.2days).The mortality was 11.1%.Conclusion:Early diagnosis and mechanical ventilation treatment of ARDS are effective methods to decrease the mortality of ARDS.

Key concepts: Medicine, ARDS, Mechanical ventilation, Acute respiratory distress, Thoracic trauma, Respiratory distress, Ventilation (architecture), Anesthesia

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