SOP Lungenarterienembolie

Die Lungenarterienembolie ist für klinisch tätige Ärzte von enormer Bedeutung. Schwerwiegende Verläufe dieses ernst zu nehmenden Krankheitsbildes, die bis hin zum Tode reichen, müssen verhindert werden. Der folgende Artikel gibt einen klar strukturierten sowie verständlichen Leitfaden an die Hand, der helfen soll, eine Lungenarterienembolie rasch zu erkennen, zu klassifizieren sowie adäquat zu behandeln.

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