2023
DOI: 10.54393/pjhs.v4i11.1106
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A Narrative Review on Management of Cyanosis in Neonates

Maria Fayyaz,
Sumbal Shahbaz

Abstract: A bluish coloring of the skin or mucous membrane that is characteristic of the medical condition cyanosis can be visible around the lips, fingers, and toes. It is one of the indications of respiratory distress in infants that can be brought on by inadequate circulation and low levels of oxygenated blood. There are two basic causes of cyanosis, cardiac and pulmonary. Medical professionals are constantly very concerned about accurately diagnosing and treating newborns with congenital heart disease (CHD), despite… Show more

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“…If poor cardiac output persists despite all of these attempts, the availability of PGE1 infusions, intravascular volume, and anemia should be reevaluated. If the blood pressure is manageable, metabolic acidosis can be treated with a modest dose of nitroprusside infusion[35]. Eichenwald E and Kim M. Overview of cyanosis in the newborn.…”
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“…If poor cardiac output persists despite all of these attempts, the availability of PGE1 infusions, intravascular volume, and anemia should be reevaluated. If the blood pressure is manageable, metabolic acidosis can be treated with a modest dose of nitroprusside infusion[35]. Eichenwald E and Kim M. Overview of cyanosis in the newborn.…”
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confidence: 99%