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Management of acute respiratory failure in pregnancy requires specialized approaches due to altered maternal physiology, with endotracheal intubation carrying significant risks.
Highlights the unique physiological challenges and management considerations, such as intubation risks and fetal delivery timing, for acute respiratory failure during pregnancy.
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Requires specialized peripartum intubation protocols; leaves open prospective trials on optimal timing and techniques.
Stephen E. Lapinsky (2017) conducted a review in Acute respiratory failure in pregnancy. Management of acute respiratory failure in pregnancy requires specialized approaches due to altered maternal physiology, with endotracheal intubation carrying significant risks.
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