Aiims Saves Life Using Ecmo Therapy |


Bhubaneswar: AIIMS Bhubaneswar saved the life of a critically ill woman by using advanced ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) therapy. The patient, aged 53, was admitted to AIIMS with severe pneumonia and breathing difficulties. Her condition rapidly deteriorated, leading to acute respiratory distress syndrome and a severe drop in oxygen levels. Despite interventions, her condition continued to worsen, leaving ECMO as the only viable option to save her life.tnn
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AIIMS Bhubaneswar employed advanced ECMO therapy to rescue a 53-year-old woman in critical condition due to severe pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome. Despite maximum ventilatory support, her health deteriorated until ECMO was used. After eight days, her lungs began recovering, emphasizing the life-saving potential of ECMO in critical care scenarios.
AIIMS Bhubaneswar employed advanced ECMO therapy to rescue a 53-year-old woman in critical condition due to severe pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome. Despite maximum ventilatory support, her health deteriorated until ECMO was used. After eight days, her lungs began recovering, emphasizing the life-saving potential of ECMO in critical care scenarios.
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