Lung ultrasound reveals best ventilator setting to prevent Post-Surgery collapse
NCT ID NCT07211074
First seen Nov 01, 2025 · Last updated May 01, 2026 · Updated 23 times
Summary
After surgery with general anesthesia, parts of the lungs often collapse, causing low oxygen. This study looked at 450 adults to find the best breathing machine setting (PEEP) to prevent this. Doctors used a simple ultrasound to check the lungs before and after surgery, but did not assign treatments—they just observed what happened with the setting each anesthesiologist chose.
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Pirogov National Medical and Surgical Cente
Moscow, 105203, Russia
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