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Type II pneumocytes are most affectedresultingin decreased surfactant production
Fig 6Dcan leadto reduced surfactant production
a reduction in pulmonary blood flowcan causea decrease in surfactant production
This condition ... genetic conditionscausereduced surfactant production
to type 2 pneumocytesresultingin decreased surfactant production
Decreased inflation of the alveolialso leadsto decreased surfactant production
on the other hand type II pneumocyte abnormalitiesleadto reduced surfactant production
although a normal number of AECII existmay contributeto decreased surfactant production
prematurity or other conditions such as maternal diabetes(passive) caused byDecreased surfactant production
alveolar collapse and hyaline membrane formationcausesalveolar collapse and hyaline membrane formation
in persistently increased end - inspiratory Paw valuesresultedin persistently increased end - inspiratory Paw values
to reduced lung compliance and impaired replacement of damaged AECIleadsto reduced lung compliance and impaired replacement of damaged AECI
to an alveolar stability and microatelectasisleadingto an alveolar stability and microatelectasis
in bruising , swelling , and redness in that area on CT scanresultingin bruising , swelling , and redness in that area on CT scan
to atelectasisleadsto atelectasis
lungs to become stiffcauseslungs to become stiff
from a compensatory secretion of insulin by the fetusresultingfrom a compensatory secretion of insulin by the fetus
to respiratory distressleadingto respiratory distress