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What are the physiologic cardiopulmonary abnormalities leading to death when pneumonectomy is required during hemorrhagic shock?
What are the physiologic cardiopulmonary abnormalities leading to death when pneumonectomy is required during hemorrhagic shock?
In a porcine model, combining hemorrhagic shock and pneumonectomy leads to acute right heart failure due to severely increased pulmonary vascular resistance during resuscitation.
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Signals acute right heart failure risk in combined hemorrhagic shock and pneumonectomy; leaves open applicability to human trauma care.
Cryer et al. (1990) studied this question.
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