Гипоксемическая дыхательная недостаточность в кардиологических реанимациях: патофизиология, современные методы лечения и российские реалии

Научная работа (уровень ВАК) по медицине / интенсивной терапии / кардиологии

Тема: Гипоксемическая дыхательная недостаточность в кардиореанимации: патофизиология, лечение, проблемы российской клинической практики

Готовая, оформленная по ГОСТ научная статья, включает:

• 11 стр. основного текста (12 кегль, межстрочный 1.5)
• 9 стр. приложений: таблицы, иллюстрации, расчёты в R/SPSS
• 60 источников (всего проанализировано 150+), включая ESC, ESICM, Минздрав РФ
• Актуальные данные на 2024–2025 годы
• Глубокий анализ патофизиологии (V/Q, шунты, PEEP, ЭКМО, iNO и др.)
• Отдельный блок — российский контекст: реанимации регионов, доступность оборудования, методические барьеры
• Подходит для публикации, НИР, подготовки к защите, диплома или статьи в журнал

Включена авторская методика анализа (PRISMA, GRADE), результаты мета-анализа, расчёты доверительных интервалов.

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