Practical Procedures

When we must give antibiotics in transient respiratoy tachypnea ? What is the importance of gestational age,patient clinic ?

fped-12-1395395 2.pdf The study underscores the viability of MST facilitated by an all-in- one micro kit for neonatal PICC insertion. Utilized by adept and trained inserters, this approach is associated with improved first-attempt success rates, decreased catheter-related complications, and fewer incidences of CLABSI. However…..enjoy reading.

Hi 99ers, Who delivers Chest Physio to your population. Is it provided as ad hoc provision by the Nursing team or on a more formal basis by Unit Physios. In particular I would be keen to hear from my UK colleagues. Many thanks Ali

Hi..greetings to all. At what amount of enteral feeding (ml/kg/day) you start to adjust your protein/lipid TPN?

We received an ECHO 11 meningitis alert from the National Reference Center today. has anyone seen cases? there is a high incidence of affected male twins. Is that coincidence or a low number of cases? I do not understand that. Any ideas?

If the Umbilical Catheter Vein goes to portal sistem.... and the radiographics show your catheter in portal vein, in a preterm 25 sem with 8 h age with RDS and mecanical ventilation.... What do you usually do? Thanks

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… and how comfortable are you with your choice? So, we all know, that there has been and still is a wide variety of combinations for premedication for intubating a neonate - even more difficult when dealing with preterms. As far as I know, most current recommendations favour using an opioid, a muscle relaxants and mostly atropine. I “grew up” using thiopental and fentanyl +- Rocuronium and often times a second dose of fentanyl was needed until placing the tube (nasoteacheal) was tolerated. So for me, using Fentanyl and Rocuronium without an hypnoticum right away, makes me somewhat uncomfortable fearing too little medication effect and too much …

Dear colleagues, we are looking for a PDMS system that has to serve NICU and PICU. NICU seems to be the sticking point. What are your experiences? What is you recommendation?