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Omega-3 fish oils in acute lung injury had no effect (RCT, Crit Care Med)

 ARDS and ALI, Crit Care Med (journal), Critical Care, Randomized Controlled Trials  Add comments
Jul 022011
 

Stapleton et al report results of a phase II trial of 14 days of omega-3 fish oil vs. placebo in 90 people with acute lung injury or ARDS. There was no difference in the primary endpoint (inflammatory marker IL-8 in BAL fluid), nor in any clinical outcome. Crit Care Med 2011;39:1655-1662.

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