Acute respiratory distress syndrome in the pediatric patient

Susana Reyes; Ana Abril-Molina; Raúl Montero-Yéboles; V. Modesto i Alapont

doi:10.1016/j.medine.2025.502350

January 30, 2026Medicina Intensiva (English Edition)

Acute respiratory distress syndrome in the pediatric patient

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Acute respiratory distress syndrome significantly affects pulmonary function in children, leading to life-threatening complications.
A study shows that children suffering from acute respiratory distress syndrome have a higher need for mechanical ventilation in critical situations.
This observational analysis explores the effects of oxygen therapy and ventilation strategies across various pediatric age groups and presenting conditions.
Recognition of the challenges in treating acute respiratory distress syndrome in pediatric patients calls for comprehensive management and further investigation.

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Observational analysis reveals pulmonary function impacts in pediatric patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome, suggesting critical intervention strategies.

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