… when using the lung water computer 33 ; … in lung water and capillary permeability in the
lung are rarely present during the early postburn period even in the presence of inhalation injury. …

… inhalation injury only one had an early increase in EVLW directly related to the inhalation
injury… caused by direct chemical toxicity of inhaled gases. The remaining four cases of …

… characteristics of inhaled substances such as water solubility… causes of lung disease (eg,
popcorn worker’s lung) with an … and can induce lung cell injury when inhaled. Chemical toxins …

… These gases penetrate more peripherally in the lung, causing injury to the … water solubility
often produce injury and symptoms throughout the respiratory tract. In addition to the water …

… that lung water did not subsequently increase across time in burn patients without inhalation
injury … However, you do not have the data to say that lung water is not initially lower in the …

… In addition to water solubility, the particle size of the inhaled substance determines the site
and … Chronic lung disease secondary to ammonia inhalation injury: a report on three cases. …

… Toxic smoke inhalation injury, characterized by increased lung … after inhalation injury
may lead to excessive lung fluid … We recently reported the use of extravascular lung water (…

… This study used a standardized animal model of inhalation injury, with or without … lung
water in response to inhalation injury. In a second study, animals with combined inhalation injury …

… inhalational injury were modified from those previously reported,2' so that inhalational injury
… In summary, all available studies indicate a minimal effect of smoke inhalation on lung water…

… lung water were detected in the smoke-injured lungs, whose pulmonary artery had been
occluded for 8 h (7.7 vs 5.5 wet wt/dry wt). These preliminary data thus support the concept that …