CARBONEUM OXYGENISATUM mit generierter deutscher Übersetzung MMPP 3/2024 "Carbn-o. is a remedy serviceable in asphyxia arising from pulmonary affections, it would seem to stand between Carb-v. and Op. having the hyperemia of the latter with the coldness of the former. Cases of poisoning with the gas have developed pleurisy, bronchitis, emphysema, with bloody sputum, weakened vesicular murmur, and pneumonia. Its subjective symptoms are: 'Anxiety in the chest or feeling of a heavy load on the chest, etc.' There are also recorded, rattling of mucus in the air-passages, bloody mucus raised from the bronchi, heat in chest, and abdomen, extremities cold. Pneumonia with coma. Weak respiration with respiratory failure. Respiratory failure with coma, pneumonia with coma. Increased respiratory rate. Reduced arterial carbon-dioxide levels. Rattling of mucus in air-passages. Bloody mucus is raised from the suction. Respiration audible, almost rattling, slow, stertorous. Respiration rattling. Stertorous breathing. Respiration slow, frequently interrupted by yawning and sighing. Respiration difficult and interrupted. Respiration very labored. Somewhat impeded respiration. Sense of suffocation. Many important points of the symptomatology of Carbn-o. are found in the pathology of COVID-19 patients, including a flu-like illness with chills, rigors, fever and GREAT EXHAUSTION, DIFFICULTY BREATHING, pulmonary edema, pneumonia with the ground-glass appearance of the lungs, rales and rhonchi, Cheynes-Stokes breathing, palpitation, tachycardia and tachypnea, nausea, reflux, vomiting, impaired liver function, poor appetite, diarrhea, hyperreflexia, chillblains, bedsores and gangrene. Stertorous respiration, pneumonia on the right side. Pneumonia is a very important aftereffect. Cases of post-gassing pneumonia usually develop one to three days after the accident and may be ushered in by a hemorrhage from the lungs. The characteristics of this form of pneumonia are that it is lobar in type, caused by the pneumococci, the right lung is mostly affected, and the disease develops rapidly. The temperature is not high, but the pulse is disproportionately rapid and thready, the heart dilates, and if death occurs it is early in the course of the disease, on the third or fourth day. [Hamilton, 1922]