Bubble CPAP for Increased Lung Function in Premature Babies with Hany Aly, MD
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Hany Aly, MD, Department Chari, Neonatology, Cleveland Clinic and Will Morris, MD, Executive Director, Innovations, Cleveland Clinic discuss bubble CPAP for increased lung function in premature babies - #6 on the Top 10 Medical Innovations for 2021.
Underweight and frail, babies born prematurely often require specialized care - including ventilation for those with infant respiratory distress syndrome (IRDS). For IRDS, infants are commonly administered surfactant during mechanical ventilation, a practice that can cause lasting lung injury in preterm infants and contribute to the development of chronic lung disease. Unlike mechanical ventilation, b-CPAP is a non-invasive ventilation strategy - delivering continuous positive airway pressure to newborns to maintain lung volumes during exhalation. The oscillating, rather than constant pressure, plays a role in its safety and efficacy, minimizing physical trauma and stimulating lung growth when administered over a prolonged period.
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In our CPAP machine we have three things to control one is oxygen flow from oxygen concentrator , second oxygen flow L/ min on CPAP machine and FiO2. Air it takes automatically to give FiO2. My query is about rate of flow from oxygen concentrator ( we don't have central oxygen) second oxygen flow on CPAP machine how to control these two please guide
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