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Summary from paediatrics academic society- PAS meeting 2025 The meeting was particularly heavy on neonatology: issues ranging from percentage of oxygen for resuscitation to Pulmonary hypertension, when to transfuse platelets, PDA, etc. Thanks to Dr. Tala for this beautiful

Quantity and quality!

Well this is a massive relief- otherwise our fellowship would be quite redundant nature.com/articles/s4159…

What 120bpm song should we choose to keep us on task for giving chest compressions/ PPV to neonates?!! How to give CPR (per NRP) to infants!! Depth?! Rate?! TECHNIQUE??! youtu.be/ql6Ob8gbVDw?si… via YouTube

I’ve thought about this so often!!! How is the area changing so much with movement? Leakage is a problem for VG but otherwise I think I’m kinda fine with it - just assume it’s less damaging to lungs, less likely to cause tracheal damage- and we’re closer to extubation!!!

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Carole Mac Hi Carole, The rate of anaphylaxis to vaccines is about 1 episode of anaphylaxis for every 770,000 vaccines given. About 1 in 50 kids has a peanut allergy. Hope that makes sense. Warmly, A pediatrician

Honestly I wish I could be more like Mr. HiiFeuer Caesare in life. The absolute conviction the world needs medieval costume accessories and then the logical leap that a YouTube channel on neonatal education would like to advertise their products. Very tempting

Such a great video- the graphics are insane too! Great way to get the teaching across

In the latest video in our partnership with Dr. Glaucomflecken, the REGENCY trial investigating the efficacy and safety of obinutuzumab when added to standard therapy in patients with active proliferative lupus nephritis is explained. Access the article for free:

The Simulated Neonatal Airway Course in it's 14th year. Train to become a neonatal Jedi mproveacademy

Among preterm infants 22-28 weeks gestation, providing 100% oxygen during deferred cord clamping reduces early hypoxemia without increasing morbidity and mortality. ja.ma/3GXzPIP

100% oxygen during DCC only in preterm infants? Enhances the chance of achieving SpO2>80% by 5 min without systemic hyperoxia; Deferred Cord Clamping With High Oxygen in Extremely Preterm Infants by Anup Katheria jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

“With HIE, things go well…until they don’t.” As much as I wish I’d never heard of HIE, I’m forever grateful to have stumbled upon Hope for HIE’s parent support Facebook group one late and lonely night in 2013. 🫶In the aftermath of Katie and Caroline’s birth I turned to Hope for