This study was de-. signed to determine whether use of APRV with spontaneous. breathing as a primary ventilatory support modality better pre-. vents deterioration of cardiopulmonary function than does initial. controlled mechanical ventilation in patients at risk for acute respi-. ratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
For the French village, see Camembert, Orne. Not to be confused with Brie. Camembert (/ËkÃ¦mÉmËbÉÉr/; French: [ka.mÉÌ.bÉÊ]) is a soft, creamy, surface-ripened cow's milk cheese. It was first made in the late 18th century at Camembert, Normandy, in northern France.
The white brie rind is mold formed from penicillium candidum or penicillium camemberti. The mold is harmless unless you are very allergic to mold. A brie's rind should feel firm and silky, not hard and crusty. It has an earthy taste and can be eaten alone or mixed on the bread with the cheese.