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[Anatomo-radiological correlation of shock lung in pediatrics]
Abstract:
We reviewed three post-mortem studies of pediatric patients who died with the diagnosis of shock lung. We try to correlate the thorax X Ray studies obtained during clinical shock, with the anatomopathological findings. We established the basis for the anatomopathological and radiological diagnosis, and its comparation with the adult studies. No correlation could be establish with this a prospective study to try recognize this entity during life with serial X Ray studies, like was performed in adults.
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