Doctors test new breathing machine setting to keep lungs open after surgery
NCT ID NCT07186920
Summary
This study compared two different ways to run the breathing machine during surgery to see which one better prevents the lungs from collapsing afterward. Researchers used lung ultrasound scans on 70 adult patients right after their operations to measure lung collapse. They also tracked hospital stay, need for intensive care, and survival rates to see if one method led to better overall recovery.
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University Hospital of Patras
Pátrai, 26504, Greece
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