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Role of Pulmonary Perfusion on Tolerance to Supine Position in Patients With ARDS
The relationship between the presence or absence of endothelial dysfunction and changes in pulmonary perfusion will be evaluated, to then determine if there is any association between changes in the V / Q ratio and tolerance to the supine position after a prone cycle in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome on mechanical ventilation.
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