Doctors test dual ultrasound to Fine-Tune life support for critically ill
NCT ID NCT07248995
Summary
This study aims to find a safer way to set ventilator pressure for patients who are critically ill with both lung failure (ARDS) and a recent brain injury. Researchers will use two types of ultrasound—one on the lungs and one on the brain—to try to find a pressure setting that helps the lungs work better without harming the brain. The goal is to create a more personalized and protective approach to ventilation for these very sick patients.
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George Papanikolaou General Hospital
RECRUITINGThessaloniki, 54248, Greece
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