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Theorien als Strukturen: II. , Paradigmen, determine the quality of life subsequent to recovery. Acute focal or total cerebral anoxic-ischemic, traumatic, inflammatory, metabolic, hemorrhagic, or neoplastic insults may result in coma, cerebral edema, total or regional cerebral blood flow (CBF) disturbances, and permanent cerebral metabolic

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Respiratory Monitoring both prevent disasters and allow control over the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. There are four levels of respiratory monitoring discussed in this paper: (a) disaster prevention, (b) mechanics monitoring, (c) blood-gas monitoring, and (d) derived-parameters monitoring.

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Acute Respiratory Failure in the Critically Ill: “Shock Lung”tress syndrome” (ARDS) represents a clinical constellation often referred to as “shock lung.” The purpose of this chapter is to review some of the current concepts of the pathophysiology and principles of management of acute respiratory failure (ARF) following shock or complicating a critical medica

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