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Can lung ultrasonography predict prone positioning response in acute respiratory distress syndrome patients?

Prat et al., 2016

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1233249384374995037
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Prat G
Guinard S
Bizien N
Nowak E
Tonnelier J
Alavi Z
Renault A
Boles J
L’Her E
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Journal of Critical Care

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Purpose The purpose was to assess whether lung ultrasonography (L-US) is a useful tool in prediction of prone positioning (PP) oxygenation response in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Methods In a prospective study, 19 ARDS patients were …
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