ventilator induced lung injury

What are the clinical signs of VILI?

Clinical signs of VILI can vary but may include:
Decreased oxygenation and increased need for supplemental oxygen.
Increased respiratory effort and distress.
Development of pulmonary edema and hypoxemia.
Radiographic evidence of lung injury, such as infiltrates or pneumothorax.

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