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Airway pressure release ventilation and respiratory failure during pregnancy. A report of three cases
Background:
Acute respiratory distress syndrome is a rare complication during pregnancy but remains dificult to manage, with a high incidence of maternal mortality.
Cases:
We present 3 cases of respiratory failure and severe pulmonary disease managed with airway pressure release ventilation, among other ventilatory modes, with improved ventilation.
Conclusion:
Airway pressure release ventilation may be an important option as a ventilatory mode for management of maternal respiratory failure during pregnancy.
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