… The clinical implication is that the value of EVLWI measured by thermodilution is likely
underestimated in the case of pulmonary embolism. During ARDS, the occlusions of the …

… The physiological and clinical implications are too evident to warrant discussion here.
However, there is an additional aspect, the permeability of the blood-tissue barrier, which must be …

… lung edema of patients with the adult respiratory distress syndrome); however, the clinical
value of measurements of lung water … lung water, with specific reference to their clinical …

… lung water measurements in 35 severely burned patients, we conclude that an early increase
in the EVLW is a very infrequent clinical … the accumulation of interstitial lung water, as long …

… increases in perinatal and adult rodent lung [19,20]. A similar upregulated expression pattern
paralleled with the increasing lung water permeability during these developmental stages (…

… On the other hand, substantial progress has been made in basic research, which has mainly
been focused on the determination of lung water content (under appropriate conditions the …

… 2 O peak airway pressure ventilation on lung water content and pulmonary permeability. …
lung water content (Qwl/BW) and permeability alterations by measuring bloodless dry-lung …

… In the peripheral lung, the proposed aquaporin functions include alveolar fluid … lung, gas
(CO 2 ) exchange, and regulation of lung water content in response to acute and subacute lung …

… In the lung, they form a barrier that prevents leakage of excess water and macromolecules …
The tight junctions in venules appear to be the most permeable to water and small water-…

… The implementation of LUS as a tool for a dynamic evaluation of EVLW would have
important clinical implications. LUS is a bedside, easy-to-learn, rapid, semiquantitative, non-ionizing, …