… , the use of thoracic RT to treat patients with thoracic tumors was … acute exacerbation of
subclinical ILD in lung cancer patients; postoperative acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) …

… for pleural fluid or pneumothorax without using ionizing radiation. Medical imaging also can
be a … Obtaining daily chest radiographs for ARDS patients is common and allows health care …

… reverse transcriptase in situ polymerase chain reaction, RT … in 1967, the adult respiratory
distress syndrome (ARDS) has … onset of lung injury, bilateral infiltrates on chest radiography, a …

… used definition of ARDS, the work of the European Society of … the American Thoracic Society
on the new definition of ARDS at … through a direct route are defined as primary ARDS, and …

… Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) encompasses a relatively uniform constellation
… in patients with rapidly evolving respiratory failure.3, 5 The syndrome is a wide avenue …

… , based on chest radiography, that ALI/ARDS is a homogeneous … that ALI/ ARDS is an
inhomogeneous process, ALI/ARDS … , by determining the percentage of radiation absorbed by that …

… , there are no clear data demonstrating the superiority of either route (21, 22). The therapeutic
… via the less-invasive intravenous route, with the START (Stem Cells for Acute Respiratory …

… MRI chest, being radiation-free imaging modality can … (RT-PCR) at admission. The discharge
criteria were based on remission of acute respiratory distress symptoms, and/or negative RT…

… ARDS: group 1 refers to ARDS (P/F: 200 mmHg or less and bilateral infiltrates on the chest
X-ray); group 2 to acute … first description of the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) [1]. …

… -induced lung injury (RILI) is a severe complication of thoracic RT and embraces
radiation pneumonitis (RP) and … ARDS: Acute respiratory distress syndrome …