An adult patient with a mediastinal mass admitted to the intensive care unit with severe respiratory failure and difficult mechanical ventilation (peak.

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An adult patient with a mediastinal mass admitted to the intensive care unit with severe respiratory failure and difficult mechanical ventilation (peak inspiratory pressures >40 cmH2O). An adult patient with a mediastinal mass admitted to the intensive care unit with severe respiratory failure and difficult mechanical ventilation (peak inspiratory pressures >40 cmH2O). The CT image suggested severe airway obstruction caused by tumour invasion, with probable obstruction of right pulmonary artery (top left). Black arrows in the top left panel show the severe obstruction of the main bronchi, more pronounced on the left. This supported the surgical plan of right-sided pneumonectomy along with tumour excision. As part of the detailed patient evaluation, an electrical impedance tomography (EIT) examination (Enlight, Timpel, Sao Paulo, Brazil; with a finite element method (FEM)-based Newton Raphson algorithm) was performed to estimate regional ventilation and perfusion. Regional EIT waveforms showed smaller ventilation amplitude in the left lung (red) in comparison to the right lung (blue). During a prolonged expiratory pause, intrinsic positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEPi) was detected in the proximal airway pressure (Pprox) signal. At the same time, an evident redistribution of air occurred: the left lung exhibited a decrease and the right lung an increase in air content. When ventilation returned, the opposite occurred, with cumulative air trapping in the left and concomitant deflation of the right lungs. A CT image, colour-coded to enhance the low lung density, demonstrated the marked air trapping in the left lung (bottom left). The functional EIT images showed the right lung to exhibit higher ventilation (bottom middle) and perfusion (bottom right) than the left lung. These findings resulted in changed surgical plans and preservation of the right lung. After the removal of the compressing mass (rhabdomyosarcoma), which was ultimately not invading the right pulmonary artery, the patient was successfully extubated 2 days later. Inéz Frerichs et al. Thorax 2017;72:83-93 Copyright © BMJ Publishing Group Ltd & British Thoracic Society. All rights reserved.