… of acute pulmonary injury are frequently defined as the syndromes of acute lung injury (ALI) …
The AECC definitions are often supplemented by lung injury or critical care scores such as …

… of surfactant biology in patients or an absence of therapeutic effect in this population…
Crucially, the mechanism of lung injury in neonates is different from that in ARDS: surfactant …

… exogenous surfactant as a therapy for thissyndrome. Clinical experience with surfactant therapy
… the nature of the injury at the time oftreatment, the specific surfactant preparation utilized, …

… -alveolar surfactant. New applications of surfactant-oriented therapies in RDS and other lung
and … -based progress on surfactant, highlighting the introduction of surfactant therapy, and …

… Moreover, due to the adsorption and dispersal properties of surfactant, it is conceivable
that surfactant therapy may also be useful for delivery of other agents such as antibiotics, …

… examines exogenous surfactant therapy and its utility in mitigating clinical acute lung injury
(… tor-induced surfactant dysfunction in lung injury can be reversed or mitigated by increasing …

… Summary Surfactant has led to a significant reduction in neonatal mortality for premature
infants with lung immaturity and respiratory distress. However, surfactant therapy has been …

… Collapse induration also occurs in acute interstitial lung … surfactant dysfunction aggravates
lung injury and early remodeling resulting in collapse induration within 7 days after lung injury…

… the evidence for surfactant dysfunction in acute lung injury (ALI) and … surfactant therapy in
term infants, children, and adults. While therapeutic use of surfactant in acute pulmonary injury …

… when designing trials of new lung surfactants for patients with acute lung injury (ALI). …
of surfactant therapy for ALI are examining the efficacy of a natural surfactant, a surfactant …