CASE DISCUSSION
ARDS : Clinical Diagnosis and Management
Presented from India by Dr. Dharanindra Moturu0
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Case Description
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) is a life-threatening condition characterized by rapid onset of severe respiratory failure, often resulting from underlying illnesses like pneumonia, sepsis, or trauma. Clinical diagnosis of ARDS is based on criteria including acute onset of respiratory...
Case Summary
- Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) presents as hypoxic respiratory failure resulting from direct or indirect lung insults, initially termed by Ashbaugh and colleagues. Direct injuries include pneumonia, trauma, aspiration, and near-drowning. Indirect injuries stem from pancreatitis, sepsis, or cellulitis. The Berlin definition defines ARDS based on acute onset, bilateral ground-glass opacities, hypoxemia, and an insult within the past 7 days, distinguishing it from cardiac pulmonary edema.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Dharanindra Moturu
Alumni - Bharati VidyapeethCritical Care Consultant , Aster Ramesh Hospitals, Hyderabad
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