ArticleRespirology case reports2026
Pulmonary Infiltrates, Airway Mucosal Lesions and Respiratory Microbiology After Freshwater Drowning: A Case Report.
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- Pulmonary Infiltrates, Airway Mucosal Lesions and Respiratory Microbiology After Freshwater Drowning: A Case Report.Respirology case reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
Early pulmonary abnormalities after freshwater drowning can be overinterpreted as bacterial pneumonia, especially when inflammatory biomarkers and respiratory microbiology are positive. A 20-year-old man was resuscitated after approximately 2 min of freshwater submersion. Day 1 chest CT showed bilateral lower-lobe-predominant opacities compatible with non-cardiogenic pulmonary oedema and aspiration-related lung injury, with near-complete resolution by Day 25. Day 3 bronchoscopy showed diffuse, non-removable, millet-seed-like whitish tracheal mucosal protrusions with hyperaemia and oedema, compatible with acute irritative airway injury. BALF mNGS detected multiple gram-negative bacterial signals, predominantly
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