Transcription of Neonatal Ventilation – basics of mechanical ventilation
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Neonatal Ventilation – basics of mechanical ventilation
Neonatal Ventilation basics of mechanical Ventilation Authors: Sam Wallis - Catriona Firth Approved by: Neonatal Guidelines Group 04/03/2014. No change 2017 Reviewed Sept 2019. Review date: 17/09/2022 Version: 2 mechanical Ventilation in Neonates Introduction Additional respiratory support is required when babies are unable to achieve satisfactory gas exchange by themselves. Whilst we now commonly use non- invasive techniques (CPAP / Hi-flow), a good understanding of how and when to use mechanical Ventilation is a key part of Neonatal practice. Although most of our babies require ventilating because of lung problems related to prematurity, we also see a number of pathologies that require very different strategies.
Mechanical Ventilation in Neonates . Introduction . Additional respiratory support is required when babies are unable to achieve satisfactory gas exchange by themselves. Whilst we now commonly use non-invasive techniques (CPAP / Hi-flow), a good understanding of how and when to use mechanical ventilation is a key part of neonatal practice.
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