Dynamics of regional lung aeration determined by electrical impedance tomography in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome

Table 2 Characteristics of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome

Patient	Gender	Age, yr	BMI, kg/m²	PEEP¹, cm H₂O	P_aO₂/F₁O₂, mmHg	Diagnosis
1	F	69	25	7	200	pneumonia
2	M	54	19	15	138	pneumonia, sepsis
3	M	77	26	10	143	abdominal sepsis
4	F	57	24	10	233	polytrauma, massive transfusion
5	M	70	30	10	92	abdominal sepsis, pneumonia, MOF
6	M	66	24	15	128	pneumonia, sepsis
7	M	58	27	14	136	abdominal sepsis, cirrhosis of the liver
8	M	51	25	12	187	aspiration pneumonia, myocardial infarction
9	M	45	28	16	256	polytrauma
10	M	56	30	13	89	polytrauma, lung contusion
11	F	56	27	10	180	intracerebral bleeding, pneumonia
12	F	19	24	7	116	polytrauma, massive transfusion
13	F	54	26	8	210	pneumonia
14	M	63	26	10	204	abdominal sepsis, MOF
15	M	57	22	10	256	abdominal sepsis, MOF
16	F	50	28	10	144	abdominal sepsis, MOF
17	M	88	28	12	155	pneumonia
18	M	56	25	10	92	acute necrotic pancreatitis
19	M	55	25	10	200	polytrauma
20	M	52	35	10	119	aspiration pneumonia

BMI, body mass index; F, female; F₁O₂, fraction of inspired O₂; M, male; MOF, multiple organ failure; PaO₂ arterial pressure of O₂; PEEP, positive end-expiratory pressure.¹ PEEP during baseline condition.

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