[PDF] Top 20 Clinical study of respiratory distress in newborn

... the clinical diagnosis of respiratory distress, relevant investigations were sent and new-borns were managed as per ...the clinical outcome against the final ... See full document

... to respiratory distress were ...previous study “A clinical study of respiratory distress in newborn and its outcome”, prevalence of respiratory ... See full document

... HMD is leading cause among both outborns and inborns may be due to poor antenatal care and socioeconomic status of population leading to higher proportion of preterm deliveries. Sepsis is more prevalent among outborns ... See full document

... quickly, respiratory distress can escalate to respiratory failure and cardiopulmonary ...for newborn infants can readily recognize the signs and symptoms of respiratory distress, ... See full document

... and respiratory morbidity for this ...in newborn infants with respiratory ...acute respiratory morbidity in late-preterm and term neonates with meconium aspiration syndrome, pneumonia/ sepsis, ... See full document

... As with base therapy in acidosis, oxygen is of the utmost importance in the treat- ment of infants with RDS and respiratory failure, though it has become increasingly apparent that this [r] ... See full document

... a study done by Santhosh et al on 76 babies with respiratory distress 70 (92%) babies survived and 6 babies expired ...their study showed that children with prenatally diagnosed CDH represent ... See full document

... infancy with very rapid progression of muscle weakness leading to severe disability or death before 3 years of age. Table II summarizes the. clinical and laboratory findings in the four[r] ... See full document

... Out of 52 neonates who were supported with CPAP to begin with, 39 (were successfully treated with CPAP (75%). 13 (25%) had CPAP failure. The variables significantly associated with failure of CPAP were: no exposure to ... See full document

... Only infants showing severe degrees of the idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome were included in the therapeutic trial.. The criteria common to all cases were: (1) cx- piratory grunt[r] ... See full document

... Normal onset of breathing; recession & expira- tory grunting; respiratory rate up to 56, but no cyanosis. Normal onBet of breathing; at f hr onset of respiratory distress, expiratory[r] ... See full document

... The group of prema- ture newborn infants in whom RDS occurred, as compared to the other two groups, had significantly lower mean total serum thyroxine levels and “free thyroxine index” ([r] ... See full document

... Changes in pH in infants surviving (light lines) from or dying (heavy lines) with the respiratory distress syndrome.. Composite data from various investigators; (0) indicates LInpIll)lis[r] ... See full document

... ABSTRACT. A group of 412 infants with birthweights between 501 and 2,500 gm and gestational ages of 36 weeks or less were studied for the influence of 1)0th prolonged nipture of amniotic[r] ... See full document

... times higher among males than females among infants weighing more than 1,500 gm at birth, as shown in Table VII. These. differences were statistically significant, p[r] ... See full document

... All newborn babies admitted to Tertiary Care Hospital NICU during a period of 12 months from April 2016 to March 2017 who developed respiratory distress were ...home. Study is done on 281 ... See full document

... Respiratory distress is one of the most common cause of admission(30- 40%) in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and accounts for 20% of neonatal mortality in ...of respiratory distress varies from ... See full document

... of respiratory distress syndrome of newborn with nasotracheal intubation and intermit- tent positive pressure respiration. : Congenital posterolateral diaphragmatic hernia in the newborn[r] ... See full document

... The measurement of functional obtained from infants with hyaline membranes or residual capacity and total lung capacity in the minimal respiratory distress showed significant newborn inf[r] ... See full document

... Thymic haemorrhage in the perinatal period is an ex- ceedingly rare and severe condition, often leading to still- birth or to severe respiratory distress at birth. In 1971 Ribet et al. [4] reported the ... See full document