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soko · Credits: 10608 My Scrapbook

newborn cyanotic
intubate - baby good
extubate -turn blue, re-intubate - pink

diagnosis

rannye · Credits: 6766 My Scrapbook

not sure but looks like cloanal atresia?

soko · Credits: 10608 My Scrapbook

vascular ring -

it came our this fall again

do a deep search pls

asooma · Credits: 6422 My Scrapbook

coanal atrasia improve with crying while vascular ring increase with crying and only improve with intubation this may be a hint , the qs is not complete

Dr_Ortho · Credits: 1433 My Scrapbook

no this is a case of pressure on the trachia, propably by a blood vessel or something.

asooma · Credits: 6422 My Scrapbook

hi dr orthopaedics how can you know this is a pressure on a trachea if you have a child with coanal atrasia he will have the same symptoms and response

Dr_Ortho · Credits: 1433 My Scrapbook

Hi Dr. asooma, its because in coanal atrasia the child will be breathing very well if he was crying but this senario is not compleat but as long as if you intubate he will be ok and if you extubate him he will turn blue again for more than one time so it is a vascular compression, and to tell you the truth I have read this question some where and I remember the answer. thanks

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