- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Acute eosinophilic pneumonia is a rare cause of respiratory failure in previously healthy patients that typically presents on thoracic imaging studies as rapidly progressive bilateral air-space opacities.Page: 300DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e3181850e08Authors: Gotway, Michael B. MD ; Conomos, Paul J. MD +
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00012.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Page: 298DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e31818565f7Authors: Shalshin, Alex MD; Spiegler, Peter MD, FCCP
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00011.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Page: 297DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e31818565e7Authors: Spiegler, Peter MD, FCCP
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00010.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Page: 297DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e31818565d7Authors: Spiegler, Peter MD, FCCP
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00009.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Indications for bronchoscopy are based on training experience and evidence-based medicine when available. In this article, we review the available literature on the role of flexible bronchoscopy in staging esophageal cancer.Page: 293DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e3181850e21Authors: Boyd, Michael MD; Cauthen, C Gregory MD; Perry, C David MD; Chin, Robert MD; Conforti, John DO
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00008.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
A review of current knowledge of agents responsible for community-acquired pneumonia and the best treatment based on available evidence.Page: 283DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e31818565b9Authors: Thomson, Anne H. MD, FRCP, FRCPCH
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00007.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
The use of the inspiratory flow volume loop is one method to detect the presence of upper airway obstruction. This review examines the utility of the inspiratory flow volume loop in diagnosing and managing various upper airway diseases.Page: 274DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e3181857e7cAuthors: Pavel, Carl R. MD; Morris, Michael J. MD; Nicholson, Karin L. MD; Hayes, Jackie A. MD
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00006.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Temporary tracheostomy is a common critical care procedure in patients with acute respiratory failure who require prolonged mechanical ventilatory support, but when and how should it be performed are still controversial. We review the state of the art of temporary tracheostomy along with some new aspects that in our experience improve this procedure.Page: 267DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e31818563faAuthors: Mateu, Antoni MD; Ricart, Antoni MD; Diaz-Prieto, Antonio MD; Manez, Rafael MD, PhD
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00005.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Investigations demonstrate that many survivors of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) have significant brain-related morbidity, including neurocognitive deficits and psychiatric disorders. This paper reviews data to date regarding ARDS brain-related morbidity with an emphasis on neurocognitive and psychiatric morbidities.Page: 258DOI: 10.1097CPM.0b013e3181856410Authors: Hopkins, Ramona O. PhD +P; Miller, Russell R. III MD, MPH +++P
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00004.htm
- (Found September 22, 2008 )
Necrotizing sarcoid granulomatosis is a rare disorder, whose etiology and pathogenesis are a topic of great debate. Diagnosis is often mistaken for typical sarcoid, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, lymphoid granulomatosis, or Wegener granulomatosis. Pathological hallmark of the disease is a granulomatous pneumonic infiltrate with variable degree of hyalinization and necrosis and occlusive granulomatous vasculitis involving both arteries and veins. Necrotizing sarcoid granulomatosis has a positive..
http://www.clinpulm.com/pt/re/clnpulmed/abstract.00045413-200809000-00003.htm
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