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Fig 1.

Lung areas for the right lung, PSL = parasternal line, AAL/PAL = anterior/posterior axillary line.

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Fig 2.

Normal aeration with horizontal A-lines (A1), loss of aeration with well-defined B-lines (A2) and coalescent B-lines (A3); normal (B1) und irregular (B2) pleural line; subpleural consolidations (C1 + C2); larger consolidations with air bronchogram (D1 + D2) and pleural effusion (D3).

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Table 1.

Patient demographics and clinical baseline characteristics.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of ROIs in LUS (d1 + d3 + d5).

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Fig 4.

Patients with decrease of cumulative B-lines (total LUS score) on the left side (n = 13) and increase (n = 9) or stable results (n = 4) on the right side (last LUS-baseline LUS).

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Fig 5.

Oneway analysis of cumulative B-lines last LUS—baseline LUS by ICU transfer (two group diagram).

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Fig 6.

Visualization of change in B-lines with 3 categories and ICU transfer (mosaic plot).

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Fig 7.

Visualization of change in pleural line irregularities with 4 categories and ICU transfer (mosaic plot).

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Fig 8.

Visualization of change in subpleural consolidations with 4 categories and ICU transfer (mosaic plot).

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Fig 9.

Association between change in cumulative B-lines (A), pleural line irregularities (B), subpleural consolidations (C) and oxygen demand.

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