Acuña-Pinzón CL

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ABSTRACT

Reexpansion pulmonary edema is a rare form of lung injury associated with therapeutic and/or diagnostic procedures. Despite having been described in 1853, due to its low incidence, there is no robust and good quality scientific evidence on its etiology and treatment, which has led to a disproportionately high mortality. It was decided to carry out a narrative review of the literature in which articles searched in Pubmed using the terms "pulmonary edema due to reexpansion", "pulmonary reexpansion edema", "reexpansion pulmonary edema" and "oedema due to lung reexpansion" were included. Articles on specific topics were also included at the author's discretion.

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