… However, experiments have suggested that increased pulmonary capillary … of lung tissue
fluids. Once these reserves and the ability of pulmonary lymphatics to remove lung water are …

… The normal lung is black (no signal); the abnormal wet lung with interstitial pulmonary oedema
… the lung with alveolar pulmonary oedema is white (confluent B-lines in a fully echogenic …

… of egg dissolved in equal parts of water, adhering to the bottom of the … of pulmonary oedema,
and illustrates the diversity of pathological conditions which may terminate in lung oedema. …

… in extravascular lung water during exercise. … lung water following exercise. A limited number
of studies have been completed with the specific purpose of identifying pulmonary oedema …

… comprise the most commonstrategies for measuring lung water at the bedside. The most …
Since the extravascular water content of myocardium and non-pulmonary blood vessels is …

… the sudden increase in pulmonary flow may not cause oedema of the lung. One such patient
… It is a stable white crystalline powder readily soluble in water (4%) at room temperature. …

… [23]found that there was an increase in lung water in the supine position over the upright …
cold water at a high intensity could still develop capillary stress failure resulting in oedema …

… induced acute pulmonary oedema in upright anaesthetized dogs by increasing pulmonary
… presence of abnormal lung water. Radiographs were taken before and after development of …

… Acute lung injury and the acute respiratory distress … pulmonary capillary permeability to
protein leading to extravasation of protein-rich oedema fluid, known as extravascular lung water (…

… It should be emphasized that we studied only ambulant patients and that the patients were
in the supine position for only 15 or 20 minutes before the lung water measurements were …