… In the setting of acute pulmonary oedema, CPAP has been … However, admissions to hospital
with HF, albeit uncommon (… treatment, it is an important message that the effects of CPAP …

… reflux, ascites, and peripheral edema may be found in … pressure (CPAP) or bilevel NIV) is
recommended if there are no … Septal lines, also known as Kerley lines, are due to edema of …

… Frontal tumours may present as unusual behaviour without … was soft and there was no
evidence of peripheral oedema. … responding then continuous positive airways pressure (CPAP) …

… retinal arterioles, but even there it is not uncommon for this … producing a nocturnal non-dipping
pattern otherwise known as “… the disc swelling, consistent with an association but does not …

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… The cycle of hyperventilation and hypoventilation above and below the apnea threshold, …

… of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). As a foundation doctor … HP is a relatively
uncommon, yet important cause of … Heart sounds were normal and there was no pedal oedema. …

… but with clinical findings usually associated with well known … lung edema from unusual
causes (eg, rare diseases, or rare … Collectively, the available data suggest that CPAP is effective …

… Behçet’s syndrome Chronic multisystem vasculitis of unknown aetiology, triad of recurring
iritis/mouth ulceration/genital ulceration, possible altered fibrinolysis; vasculitis may involve …

… of dupilumab-induced conjunctivitis is not known. The goblet cells … edema has an independent
association with an apnea-… oedema due to sarcoid infiltration of the eyelid: an unusual …

… criteria vary and the sensitivity and specificity are unknown. … due to oedema or alveolar
haemorrhage(most prominent in the … Mechanical ventilation may also be applied via CPAP mask …