PRAKASH KABBUR

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Hi all, Wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. We are planning to visit India in summer, dates will be confirmed early 2025. I request and appreciate in advance if any of you can join us. There is room for 3 neonatologists, 3 nurses, 1 NICU RT, 1 dietician. Please contact me separately to discuss details, so we dont disturb others in the forum here :-). Thank you. Prakash Kabbur, Neonatologist

We have centers in India and Ethiopia. Please email to lori.rodriguez@trainandhelpbabies.org for more details. We are happy to have you on board for future trips. Thank you. Prakash Kabbur I am planning to have a conference call with all those who have shown interest to be part of our organization. Please share me your whatsapp or telegram number. Thank you. Dear Dr. Schmidt, I am very happy to share details with you. If you could please share me your whatsapp or telegram number, I am happy to connect with you and we can discuss further. The team is formed for travel in summer. We will be forming the team to travel in early 2025. Thank you. Prakash Kabbur, President, TaHB Please email to lori.rodriguez@trainandhelpbabies.org

I emailed you, but it bounced! Please check the spelling and let me know Thanks Dr. Kabbur

Any of the neonatologists and nurse practitioners and RT with NICU experience interested to teach for a non profit organization in low-middle income countries? If so, please contact me for details. Your trip will be sponsored. tradingkabbur@gmail.com Thanks

Any of you interested to join for a medical trip to India? Trip is sponsored by a non profit organization. Full team is formed, except, need a neonatologist, NNP and RT with NICU experience. Please contact me directly for details. Travel date: July 10. Thanks kabburpm@yahoo.com sumana12@yahoo.com

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I agree with Dr. Mohan. We have started cooling in India in a resource poor set up. We were able to overcome many challenges with lots of training and infrastructure changes. The process is going smooth. There are cheaper options for cooling babies.

Dear Dr. Johansson, I posted a query to 99NICU. I am new to this group. Please let me know if you can see my post. I am pasting the same content here. I would like to know what the forum members feel regarding these two scenario: 1. Term infant with signs of PPHN, CXR: dark lung fields ( idiopathic/primary PPHN), well expanded, on HFOV, ECHO: PPHN. Preductal sats in the 70s-80s. Do you give surfactant or go straight to iNO? There is expert opinion that giving surfactant in these situations worsen the clinical situation. Please share your experience/available literature. 2. Term infant with GBS positive mother. She was started on GBS prophylaxis as per ACOG guidelines when she was in labor and she gets one dose and miss subsequent two doses, prolonged labor. Last dose of antibiotic was given 8-12h ago. Baby is well on exam, no chorioamnionitis diagnosis by OB. Mother request early discharge at 24h. Do yo consider this as adequate IAP and discharge baby or watch baby for 48h as per AAP guidelines? Also, another case of mother receiving AIP 3h prior to delivery and she request discharge at 24h. Please share your practice. Thank you

I would like to know what the forum members feel regarding these two scenario: 1. Term infant with signs of PPHN, CXR: dark lung fields ( idiopathic/primary PPHN), well expanded, on HFOV, ECHO: PPHN. Preductal sats in the 70s-80s. Do you give surfactant or go straight to iNO? There is expert opinion that giving surfactant in these situations worsen the clinical situation. Please share your experience/available literature. 2. Term infant with GBS positive mother. She was started on GBS prophylaxis as per ACOG guidelines when she was in labor and she gets one dose and miss subsequent two doses, prolonged labor. Last dose of antibiotic was given 8-12h ago. Baby is well on exam, no chorioamnionitis diagnosis by OB. Mother request early discharge at 24h. Do yo consider this as adequate IAP and discharge baby or watch baby for 48h as per AAP guidelines? Also, another case of mother receiving AIP 3h prior to delivery and she request discharge at 24h. Please share your practice. Thank you