Effect of exogenous surfactant on total respiratory system compliance

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Abstract

We measured total respiratory system compliance (Crs) before and after instilling 25 mg artificial surfactant in 1 ml saline down the endotracheal tube of preterm babies requiring resuscitation at birth, and compared results with data from 6 similar babies receiving saline only. Surfactant did not produce a significant improvement in Crs.

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Milner, A. D., Vyas, H., & Hopkin, I. E. (1984). Effect of exogenous surfactant on total respiratory system compliance. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 59(4), 369–371. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.59.4.369

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