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From the earliest reports of the adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), it was clear that such clinical predispositions as traumatic injury or sepsis commonly preceded the onset of respiratory failure and appeared to act as a "trigger," initiating a complex sequence of events that culminated in the physiologic abnormalities by which we define ARDS.
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acute pulmonary vasoconstriction, respiratory elastance, breathing work load, pulmonary distention, heparinized sheep, pendelluft effects, posttrauma patients, clinical predispositions, intrathoracic aorta, lung water measurements, constant flow method, pulmonary intravascular macrophages, pulmonary arterial occlusion pressure, pulmonary hemodynamic response, ascending aortic flow, lung preservation, pathologic supply dependency, minute ventilation requirement, experimental lung injury, pulmonary leukosequestration, mitral flow, protamine infusion, constant inspiratory flow, lung water content, diffuse lung injury
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Care Med, New York, Massachusetts General Hospital, Chest Med, Marcel Dekker, Raven Press, American Physiological Society, University of Washington, United States, European Collaborative Study, Methods Enzymol, National Heart, Toronto Lung Transplant Group, Blood Institute, Henri Mondor, Collaborative European Multicenter Study Group, Shock Res, University of Colorado, Academic Press, Acta Physiol, Care Clin, Elsevier Science Publishers, Leukocyte Biol, Neutralization of Endotoxin, Paul Soler
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