Abstract
The CT features of 28 patients with ARDS are described. Diffuse lung consolidation, multifocal patchy involvement and lobar or segmental disease were observed. Large lung cysts as well as small cysts producing a 'swiss-cheese' appearance of the parenchyma, were detected. These findings were not regularly appreciated on chest radiographs. The overall mortality of our 28 patients was 72.7% (22 out 28). Patients with lung cysts showed a trend toward higher mortality (87.5% or 13 out 16). Other unexpected findings were basilar lung abscesses and an empyema. In 15 out of 28 patients, CT scans provided additional information, not obvious on bedside chest radiographs and led to a change in management in five patients.
Citation Formats
Stark, P, Greene, R, Kott, M M, Hall, T, and Vanderslice, L.
CT-findings in ARDS.
Germany: N. p.,
1987.
Web.
Stark, P, Greene, R, Kott, M M, Hall, T, & Vanderslice, L.
CT-findings in ARDS.
Germany.
Stark, P, Greene, R, Kott, M M, Hall, T, and Vanderslice, L.
1987.
"CT-findings in ARDS."
Germany.
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title = {CT-findings in ARDS}
author = {Stark, P, Greene, R, Kott, M M, Hall, T, and Vanderslice, L}
abstractNote = {The CT features of 28 patients with ARDS are described. Diffuse lung consolidation, multifocal patchy involvement and lobar or segmental disease were observed. Large lung cysts as well as small cysts producing a 'swiss-cheese' appearance of the parenchyma, were detected. These findings were not regularly appreciated on chest radiographs. The overall mortality of our 28 patients was 72.7% (22 out 28). Patients with lung cysts showed a trend toward higher mortality (87.5% or 13 out 16). Other unexpected findings were basilar lung abscesses and an empyema. In 15 out of 28 patients, CT scans provided additional information, not obvious on bedside chest radiographs and led to a change in management in five patients.}
journal = []
volume = {27:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1987}
month = {Aug}
}
title = {CT-findings in ARDS}
author = {Stark, P, Greene, R, Kott, M M, Hall, T, and Vanderslice, L}
abstractNote = {The CT features of 28 patients with ARDS are described. Diffuse lung consolidation, multifocal patchy involvement and lobar or segmental disease were observed. Large lung cysts as well as small cysts producing a 'swiss-cheese' appearance of the parenchyma, were detected. These findings were not regularly appreciated on chest radiographs. The overall mortality of our 28 patients was 72.7% (22 out 28). Patients with lung cysts showed a trend toward higher mortality (87.5% or 13 out 16). Other unexpected findings were basilar lung abscesses and an empyema. In 15 out of 28 patients, CT scans provided additional information, not obvious on bedside chest radiographs and led to a change in management in five patients.}
journal = []
volume = {27:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1987}
month = {Aug}
}