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Multilobar

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Mul`ti`lo´bar
a.1.Consisting of, or having, many lobes.
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Admission findings of ACS patients reveal a complaint of pain, hypoxia, decreasing hemoglobin, pulmonary fat embolism and multilobar pneumonia.
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Contrast-enhanced CT (Figure 2) obtained shortly after admission demonstrates diffuse multilobar ground-glass opacities with sharp transitions between normal and abnormal lung, with interstitial thickening in a predominately lower-lobe distribution.
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PEEP is applied to minimise alveolar collapse (atelectasis) associated with conditions such as ARDS, aspiration, multilobar pneumonia and cardiogenic pulmonary oedema.
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