REVIEW OF FORMS OF NONINVASIVE VENTILATION
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https://doi.org/10.46793/PP190111009VKeywords:
nonivasive ventilation, chronic lung disease, CPAP, nBiPAPAbstract
Over 4000 babies are born prematurely in Serbia, yearly. All of these babies are in risk of developing a chronic lung disease (CLD) with high mortality and morbidity. Less time on invasive mechanical ventilation, early extubation and applying of non invasive ventilation are methods for decreasing incidence of CLD. Invasive mechanical ventilator support is a life saving method for vast number of prematurely born babies .In some of these cases, ventilator support leads to lung injury and CLD of prematurely born babies. Inspite of administration of antenatal corticosteroid therapy, surfactant application after birth and variety of mechanical ventilatory support , more of 40 % of premature born babies , less than 28 weeks of gestation , develops CLD. Shorter time of mechanical ventilation, early extubation and early transfer to non invasive modes of ventilatory support are measures proved to be less invasive to lungs.
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