Perioperative Use of Steroids in Neonatal Heart Surgery: Evidence Based Practice or Tradition
ThIs study reviewed the use of prophylactic, perioperative steroids associated with better clinical outcomes following heart surgery in neonates.
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ThIs study reviewed the use of prophylactic, perioperative steroids associated with better clinical outcomes following heart surgery in neonates.
Children admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit after cardiovascular surgery usually require treatment with antibiotics due to suspicion of infection.
Chest X-ray and transthoracic echocardiography showed good catheter positioning, and the recirculation rate was also dramatically decreased to 0%. The patient continuously received treatment for ARDS under the dependence of VV-ECMO.