
satyen75
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First name
satyen
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Last name
hemrajani
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doctor
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Sir ganga Ram hospital ,delhi
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delhi ,India
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When placenta is delivered then also the blood in placenta can be transferred into the babies so it should be continued. Although not recommended. the only medicolegal issue can be if the baby was needing resuscitation and DCC was continued so always see and document that in the notes.
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done and all the best.
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Hi Akash, Just learnt that there are some breathing system filters that can be applied on the expiratory limb. However, they are off label in neonates, they are for single day use only and it adversely affects the compliance and resistance of the circuit and increases dead space and can adversely effect the ventilation and the baby also. So rather than thnking about contamination of the enviornment we must save our babies and the lifes of life supporting system i.e. ventilators. So no clear solution yet. Regards Dr Satyen
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WIll have to learn sweedish to go through that . That seems more simple than managing COVID 19 in neonates 😃
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Hi Kindly see the page no 6 of the article under subheading of Isolation . It is mentioned that suspected or confirmed cases are suggested to be kept in Incubator. I have highlighted this for you in the attached article. atm-08-03-47.pdf
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Hi , The chinese expert group has given a consensus statement on Perinatal and Neonatal management for prevention and control of 2019 nCOV infection in Feb 2020 in Annals of Translational Medi Here is the link to the said article. http://atm.amegroups.com/post/view/chinese-expert-consensus-on-the-perinatal-and-neonatal-management-for-the-prevention-and-control-of-the-2019-novel-coronavirus-infection-first-edition. Regards Dr Satyen Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
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SARS-CoV-2 infection SIN recommendations endorsed by UENPS
satyen75 replied to Sutirtha Roy's topic in infections
The table is really helpful but what exactly do we mean by paucisymptomatic mother is not defined very well. Also, the drugs that are being used will not have much data on breastfeeding as some are antiretroviral drugs where the breast feeding is already not promoted in the western world . Very dynamic topic on research would be to look at the drug levels of these drugs in breast milk of mothers being treated with these drugs.- 3 replies
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SARS-CoV-2 infection SIN recommendations endorsed by UENPS
satyen75 replied to Sutirtha Roy's topic in infections
thanks that is very helpful in this time.- 3 replies
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Nice summary . Thanks stefan for sharing.Any new medication or strategy for BPD management as we are stuck with a 25 weeker baby now almost 38 weeks corrected gestation age with severe BPD , ROP , Osteopenia/metabolic bone disease of prematurity. Strangely this baby has a very high VITAMIN D Levels. We are providing inhaled furosemide, budecort, vitamin A ( oral) , Caffeine, hicalorie formula ( 150 Kcal/day) . What is the role of tracheostomy in such cases? Suggestions are welcome.
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Which neurological exam is currently folllowed by forum members for babies examination before disharge and why ? Have seen dubowitz examination and feel that will be most acurate.Kindly share your thoughts.
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Yes , I do feel that is the case. Maybe the anatomy is also slightly malformed and it will need more pathological details .
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RDS - anyone experienced with nebulized surfactant?
satyen75 replied to LIONEL's topic in technical equipment
Dear SIr, Thanks for sharing this. Is this strategy developed by you . Please clarify how you will give 8 ml say for 2 kg baby. Regards Dr Satyen -
Yes, adhesion happen leading to second or third surgery due to the obstruction they produce. So i want to know what is the reason in some baby they are abundant and recurrent whereas in some it is negligible. ? If we know this may be some method can be looked for reducing the recurrence and chances of second surgery due to adhesions.