Acute respiratory distress syndrome phenotypes: implications for diagnosis and treatment

Symposium
Chairs: L. Heunks (Amsterdam, Netherlands), A. Simonds (London, United Kingdom)
Aims: To describe heterogeneity in the pathophysiology of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS); to describe biological and morphological subphenotypes of ARDS and the implications for patient management; to describe treatable traits in ARDS; to explain the relationship between biological and physiological variation and optimal patient management.

Current understanding of ARDS pathophysiology N. Meyer (Philadelphia, United States of America)
Personalised medicine through ventilator settings: implications of lung morphology in ARDS J. Constantin (Paris, France)
Personalised medicine through biological subphenotyping of ARDS C. Summers (Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), United Kingdom)
Personalised medicine through individual approaches to resolve lung injury B. Patel (London, United Kingdom)
Discussion and Q&A