Primary spontaneous bilateral pneumothorax in a neonate.
Kamaldeep Arora, Shasanka Shekhar Panda, Rashmi Ranjan Das, Pankaj Kumar Mohanty, Meely Panda
Abstract
Kamaldeep Arora, Shasanka Shekhar Panda, Rashmi Ranjan Das, Pankaj Kumar Mohanty, Meely Panda
Abstract
Pneumothorax, though rare, is a recognized cause of respiratory distress in the immediate newborn period. It may occur spontaneously or secondary to various underlying lung diseases. Here we share our experience of a neonate with spontaneous pneumothorax with mild to moderate respiratory distress, who recovered completely with conservative management with an oxygen-enriched atmosphere and no surgical intervention.
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Pneumothorax, though rare, is a recognized cause of respiratory distress in the immediate newborn period. It may occur spontaneously or secondary to various underlying lung diseases. Here we share our experience of a neonate with spontaneous pneumothorax with mild to moderate respiratory distress, who recovered completely with conservative management with an oxygen-enriched atmosphere and no surgical intervention.
Key concepts: Medicine, Pneumothorax, Respiratory distress, Acute respiratory distress, Intervention (counseling), Conservative management, Distress, Lung