Doctors investigate if resting lungs helps protect kidneys
NCT ID NCT07368868
Summary
This study looked back at medical records to see if using a special machine (ECMO) to support breathing and rest the lungs in patients with severe pneumonia had any effect on how well their kidneys worked. Researchers analyzed data from 76 adults who were treated in a single intensive care unit. The goal was to understand if this life-saving breathing support could also help prevent or reduce kidney injury.
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Ghent university hospital
Ghent, 9000, Belgium
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