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Medication & Pharmacology

  1. Started by Mariam,

    We recently had an incident where two of the nurses taking care of a baby on nitric oxide fainted, and one doctor complained of lightheadedness. We had the respiratory therapiest check for any leak but he found the connections are ok and that there is no leak. I wonder if anybody had the same incident and what they did to overcome it. Thanks

    • 7 replies
    • 9.1k views
  2. Started by Urban Rosenqvist,

    Pyridoxin dependent seizures, pyridoxal phosphate dep. seizures and folinic acid responsive seizures are all rare conditions. In our clinic we are now updating our knowledge regarding treatment of these conditions. Do you use Pyridoxin or pyridoxal phosphate in neonatal seizures of unknown cause (no infection, asphyxia etc.)? "... there is no biochemical or chemical reason to believe that pyridoxal phosphate will not be as effective as pyridoxine in the treatment of PDE" and " If pyridoxal phosphate is not easily available, pyridoxine should be given as first line therapy. It must, however, not be forgotten that unsuccessful treatment with pyridoxine does no…

  3. Started by monica,

    Dear Colleagues, I would like to know your experience about analgesia for laserterapy for retinopathy.He use Paracetamol iv, Midazolam and Fentanyl iv.

    • 1 reply
    • 3.8k views
  4. Started by manberbenitez,

    Dear Friends: Can anyone could tell me if there really association with Ranitidine and late onset sepsis in neonate. I have only 1 article( Bianconi Simona et al, J Perinat Med 35 (2007) 147-150) but I think there other factors that influencing in the appareance of sepsis. Do we have to stop to use it ( Im agree that dont abuse it, but definitively stopped) Thanks for your opinions. Manuel Bernal Benitez Neonatology Aguascalientes, Mexico Manberbenitez@yahoo.com.mx

    • 1 reply
    • 3.9k views
  5. Guest aymaniham
    Started by Guest aymaniham,

    Dear Colleagues, I would like to know your experience in such case: We have a baby 30 wk GA with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula. he had severe RDS, received 3 doses of surfactant, and large PDA. He developed gastric perforation on day 3 of life. Emergency operation was performed. Postoperatively, he was with chest tube. he was hypotensive, unstable with DIC picture. We could not start fentanyl or morphine infusion at that stage. My question is: what is the best way to mange pain in such cases? Regards

    • 2 replies
    • 3.9k views
  6. Started by kpsanghvi,

    Hi All I have encountered stiff resistance from obstetricians when it comes to using antenatal steroids in mothers who are 1) preeclamptic or uncontrolled hypertensives because it may push up the BP further and 2) Diabetics it may increase the hyperglycemia Would like to know your views

    • 10 replies
    • 6.4k views

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