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Study of the Outcome of Bubble CPAP Ventilation in Neonates with Respiratory Distress
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DR. S., DR. J. M. PAWAR
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Use of the mechanical ventilation along with NICU could demand a high degree of competence and skilled professionals that is far from possible in most of our country's central as well as regional hospitals. In the lack of neonatal intensive care units, the value of B-CPAP increases the result of neonates diagnosed with B-CPAP before being moved to a tertiary programme. Bubble CPAP can also be used in low services as the main respiratory function. Bubble CPAP is an efficient way to boost oxygenation in pre-term, respiratory-distressed LBW babies (eg. PH, O2 and PCO2, PO2, BE, etc.). BCPAP use has been reported to reduce accidents, hospitalization and mechanical ventilation requirements. It has been found that neonates with Mechanical Ventilation for 18 (36 per cent) of BCPAP were 24-32 hours, whereas those with 12 (24 per cent) and 10 (20 per cent), were 32-72 hours or even > 72 hours, accordingly.
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Neonatal respiratory distress, mechanical ventilation, CPAP, Airway pressure
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https://doi.org/10.31838/ijpr/2020.12.01.185
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