Pneumonia

Patients who have had general anesthesia are at risk of developing aspiration pneumonia.

Treatment for aspiration pneumonia may involve antibiotics and respiratory support.

Aspiration pneumonia can occur when a person chokes on their food while eating.

A person who inhales a foreign object, such as a toy or piece of food, may develop pneumonia.

The doctor warned the patient of the risk of pneumonia following their operation.

The patient's recovery was prolonged due to their pneumonia diagnosis.

The hospital implemented new protocols to reduce the incidence of post-surgical pneumonia.

The patient was given antibiotics to prevent postoperative pneumonia.

The patient was diagnosed with postoperative pneumonia after their surgery.

The patient was diagnosed with postoperative pneumonia.

The patient had to postpone their surgery due to a recent bout of pneumonia.

She had to stay in the hospital longer because of pneumonia after surgery.

Pneumonia is a common complication of respiratory infections.

Aspiration pneumonia can lead to sepsis, a life-threatening complication.

Pneumonia can occur when someone chokes on their food and it enters their lungs.

Pneumonia can result from food getting stuck in the lungs.

Inhaling vomit can lead to aspiration pneumonia.