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Acute lung injury was considered stable after a constant PaO2/FiO2 ratio below 100 mmHg for at least one hour. Ventilation was set to volume controlled mode with a PEEP of 10 cmH2O and I:E ratio of 1:1,5. The PV-maneuver was performed five times in series. Before and after each PV-curve construction hemodynamics, oxygenation and lung mechanic parameters were taken and CT scans were done. There was a continuous and significant reduction in VPEEP and VMAX from each PV-curve construction to the next (p 0.012). There was a significant decrease in PaO2 from 90,4+/-33,3 to 70,9+/-36,3 mmHg (p &lt; 0,005), caused by a rise in venous admixture from 47,8+/-12,7 to 59,1+/-16,6 (p &lt; 0,05). The CT scan-analysis showed no significant loss of total lung volume (VTOT). There was a loss of VAER (p 0,047), caused by a significant increase of VHYP (p 0,001) and VNON (p 0,037). There was a change in the distribution of ventilation too. After repeatedly generating the PV-curve there was an decrease of tidal ventilation in the aerated parenchyma, but an increase in tidal ventilation in hyperinflated (VHYP) and nonaerated parenchyma (VNGF and VNON). 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