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Luke et al [1] suggested that twins attain more rapid pulmonary maturation than singletons and therefore complications of postmaturity may arise sooner in twins than in singletons.

A mouse model with adenosine deaminase (Ada) deficiency has been established to develop a rapid pulmonary inflammation and progressive destruction of lung tissue that closely mimics many aspects of human COPD and other chronic lung diseases [ 13, 14].

Finally, we correlated rapid pulmonary neutrophilia with progressive consolidation of lung parenchyma that led to the early mortality observed in a proportion of C3HeB/FeJ mice, underscoring the damaging role of an excessive neutrophilic response in the lungs.

The combination of pulse oximetry and six-point rapid bedside pulmonary ultrasound assessment provides a reasonably sensitive method for identifying intubated patients who meet standard ARDS oxygenation and imaging criteria.

Severe EV71-associated clinical syndromes, such as acute flaccid paralysis, brainstem encephalitis, rapid fatal pulmonary edema, and hemorrhage, have been observed in many outbreaks and is considered an important cause of severe HFMD [ 2, 3].

Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a life-threatening clinical syndrome of rapid-onset pulmonary failure with high morbidity and mortality in critically ill patients [ 1, 2].

However, studying the effects of PLE on anaesthetized coronary patients by a rapid-response pulmonary artery catheter for measurement of RVEF and volumes [ 12], Reich et al. found no improvement in cardiac performance [ 13].

Rapid extension of pulmonary lesions, may mimic an infective pulmonary process.

The rapid development of pulmonary edema with massive increase of pulmonary artery occlusion pressure during unsuccessful weaning was described by Lemaire and coworkers in 1988 [ 7].

At birth the rapid decrease in pulmonary vascular resistance and the increase of pulmonary blood flow increase preload to the left side of the heart.

Following delivery and aeration of the lungs, rapid reversal of pulmonary vasoconstriction facilitates transition to the adult circulation, in which the systemic and pulmonary vasculature are anatomically 'in series' and thus virtually the entire cardiac output can participate in gas exchange.