Carlos Ferrando
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Carlos Ferrando is a leading researcher in perioperative medicine and protective mechanical ventilation, with a focus on improving outcomes in thoracic and major surgery. His work centers on understanding how intraoperative respiratory mechanics—particularly during robotic-assisted thoracic surgery—affect lung injury risk. Ferrando’s major contributions include pioneering studies on individualized positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) and recruitment maneuvers to prevent atelectasis and ventilation-induced lung injury (VILI). His 2025 pilot study on tension capnothorax during robotic-assisted thoracic surgery, which has already garnered 3 citations, highlights his ability to translate complex physiological insights into practical, lung-protective strategies. Beyond this, Ferrando’s broader body of work has shaped modern approaches to personalized ventilation, earning him recognition as a key figure in anesthesiology and critical care. With over 100 publications and a growing citation impact, his research continues to influence clinical guidelines, offering safer, evidence-based protocols for vulnerable surgical patients. Ferrando’s dedication to bridging bench-to-bedside innovation makes him a vital voice for students and clinicians seeking to advance perioperative lung protection.
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