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Establishment of a Biomarkers-based Early Warning System of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
The aim of the investigators 'study is to investigate the relationship between the biomarkers (e.g. protein markers, genetic polymorphisms and epigenetic markers) and the onset of ARDS. In this study, the participants were divided into case group (with ARDS) and control group (without ARDS), based on a nested case-control study method. During the diagnosis and treatment, the clinical data of subjects are collected at the given time point. And the clinical data are extracted from plasma, blood and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid of participants. These data will be analyzed based on statistical methods. In the end ,the investigators can build a multi index early warning model based on the biomarkers,which is meaningful for the early diagnosis of the patient with high-risk for ARDS and provide evidence for the early treatment.
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