Respiratory failure in COVID-19: a patient's perspective and clinical cases

F. Amati, A. Vigni, Sofia Misuraca, Francesco Bindo, A. Gramegna, A. Voza, F. Blasi, S. Aliberti
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The major morbidity and mortality from COVID-19 is due to acute viral pneumonitis that evolves to ARDS. Furthermore, COVID-19 patients may be affected by extrarespiratory involvement, including cardiac, renal, neurological and vascular complications. Different hospitals reorganised their logistical structures to optimise the care of COVID-19 patients and ensure infection control, and the public health scenario worldwide was characterised by the rapid spread of multidisciplinary units specifically dedicated to COVID-19 patients. This chapter describes the personal experience and clinical case of a previously healthy and active patient who suffered from severe COVID-19. Two other cases of patients hospitalised because of severe acute respiratory failure due to COVID-19 are also discussed.Copyright © ERS 2021.
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COVID-19呼吸衰竭:患者视角和临床病例
COVID-19的主要发病率和死亡率是由于发展为ARDS的急性病毒性肺炎。此外,COVID-19患者可能受到呼吸外受累的影响,包括心脏、肾脏、神经和血管并发症。不同的医院重组了他们的后勤结构,以优化对COVID-19患者的护理并确保感染控制,全球公共卫生形势的特点是专门针对COVID-19患者的多学科单位迅速蔓延。本章描述了一位健康活动的重症患者的个人经历和临床病例。本文还讨论了另外两例因COVID-19引起的严重急性呼吸衰竭而住院的患者。版权所有©ERS 2021。
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