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Table 1.

Patients´ baseline characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Inspiratory transpulmonary pressure TPP in the course of stepwise release of ascites.

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Fig 2.

Expiratory transpulmonary pressure TPP in the course of stepwise release of ascites.

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Fig 3.

Inspiratory esophageal pressure EP in the course of stepwise release of ascites.

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Fig 4.

Expiratory esophageal pressure EP in the course of stepwise release of ascites.

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Table 2.

Changes in TPP (ΔTPP) and EP (ΔEP) during paracentesis compared to the previous measurement.

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Fig 5.

Intraabdominal pressure derived from intra-peritoneal measurement (IAP_P) in the course of stepwise release of ascites.

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Fig 6.

Intraabdominal pressure derived from intra-vesical measurement (IAP_V) in the course of stepwise release of ascites.

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Table 3.

Changes in intraabdominal pressures (ΔIAP_P and ΔIAP_V) during stepwise paracentesis compared to the previous measurement.

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Table 4.

Hemodynamic parameters assessed by TPTD and CVP-measurement before and after paracentesis.

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Table 5.

Classification of paO2/FiO2 according to the Berlin-definition before and after paracentesis.

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Table 6.

Respiratory and ventilatory parameters before and after paracentesis.

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