Acta Paediatrica · 1993 · 14 citations · 6 references
AsthmaBronchial ObstructionInterventional PulmonologyPreterm InfantVentilationPediatricsPediatric Lung DiseasePulmonary PhysiologyLung MechanicsNewborn MedicinePulmonary MedicineUnilateral Pulmonary EmphysemaRespiration (Physiology)MedicineNeonatal Pulmonary Physiology
We describe a preterm infant (31 weeks' gestation) with unilateral pulmonary emphysema. Bronchoscopy showed no bronchial obstruction. After 20 days of right‐sided high‐frequency oscillating ventilation, the emphysema in the left lung had completely resolved and the patient could be extubated.
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