Gas inhalation trial aims to stop deadly Post-Surgery pneumonia
NCT ID NCT06261827
Summary
This study tested whether inhaling high-dose nitric oxide gas could prevent hospital-acquired pneumonia in patients after major heart surgery. It involved 160 patients who had surgery using a heart-lung machine. Patients were randomly assigned to receive either the nitric oxide treatment or a sham treatment for five days after their operation to see if it reduced lung infections.
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Cardiology Research Institute Tomsk national Research Medical Center
Tomsk, Russia
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