Respiratory Distress in the Newborn by M. Connelly, A. Erickson, L. Rubin | OPENPediatrics

In this video, the viewer will learn the differential diagnosis for newborn respiratory distress, and the epidemiology, pathophysiology, presentation, diagnosis, and management of its most common etiologies.
Direct Links to chapters:
1:59-Chapter 2: Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn
3:32-Chapter 3: Neonatal Pneumonia
5:11-Chapter 4: Respiratory Distress Syndrome
6:41-Chapter 5: Meconium Aspiration Syndrome
8:19-Chapter 6: Case Study


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[heythereitschesca]

Not only was the explanation super clear, but the added case study at the end helped so much in testing my understanding. Thank you!

[hujpburn]

This is the most complete, accurate and peer-reviewed and easy to understand explanation of the newborn with respiratory distress that i have found. Thank you OPENPediatrics

[_hannahmay]

This just put 4 hours of lecture into <10 minute video. Thank you.

[howtomedicate]

Great video! You explained it very clearly!
I just started my own medical youtube channel, and I also made a video on respiratory distress.
However I still find it hard to find the balance between informational content and a fun way to explain it.
You do this in a very natural way, which inspired me to make my videos more visual.


Thanks for all the knowledge and keep it up!

[noahblessed]

I have never seen a beautiful presentation like this.

[hussam]

omg all I need to know for my class in one clear video much appreciated!!!

[yassersami]

Thanks, OPENPediatrics. Truly an excellent well designed comprehensive and made-easy resource for RDS in the newborn. Really enjoyable!

[victoriatoscano]

This was great. Thanks for being succinct and easy to understand with videos.

[christoph]

So glad to have found this video! Thanks a lot and keep 'em coming :)

[Tronickification]

These videos are so good that watching them feels like cheating

[tasammahalab]

You did great job explaining RDS in such amazing way <3

[uriahfingerhut]

Your tutorials are amazing, keep it up!

[gabrielarodas]

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[hidayahzahari]

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[bimanhaloi-rkto]

Sir, my baby was born on 17.08.2023. He has problem for breathing. Till now he is in support of NIV. All tests are conducted including genetic analysis but could not diagnose till.

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[kdmq]

1:41 The increase in blood flow to the lungs, is caused by a decrease in the lung tissue's resistance to blood flow. I speculate, whether or not, this triggers the closing of the foramen ovale, like a checkvalve slamming closed under reversed pressure. (for example, a sewage backflow preventor valve, closing as water attempts to flow backwards against the weir)

[ericaswanson]

My 3 month old passed away from interstitial lung disease. How did the doctor not know