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A practical guide for the management of the collapsed neonate – Part 1 recognition and initial management

Dr. William English
Consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia
Royal Cornwall Hospital NHS Trust, United Kingdom

Dr. David Levy
Anaesthetic Registrar
Derriford Hospital NHS Trust, United Kingdom

Edited by
Dr. Niraj Niranjani and Dr. Maytinee Lilaonitkulii
iConsultant Anaesthetist, University Hospital of North Durham, UK
iiAssistant Professor, University of California San Francisco, USA

Correspondence to atotw@wordpress-1154955-4022140.cloudwaysapps.com

13th Jun 2017

Abstract

There can be few more challenging scenarios for non-paediatric intensive care teams than the initial management and stabilisation of a sick neonate. The 2 articles in this series will provide practical advice for doctors and nurses from adult critical care, anaesthesia, paediatric and emergency medicine backgrounds. The first part of the series focuses on recognition and initial management of neonatal collapse.

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