Approach to cyanosis in a neonate

#cyanosis #neonatology #drsandeepsharma
A brief synopsis summarising diagnostic approach to a neonate presenting with cyanosis. Also summarises key MCQ-related points on neonatal pulmonary disorders and cyanotic congenital heart diseases.
Useful for NEET-PG, AIIMS, PGI, JIPMER, FMGE aspirants, MBBS final year residemts, interns and Pediatric residents.

[@jp32123]

so easy to follow, so high yield, so perfectly taught. Thank u so much our good doctor!

[@garimagupta8859]

Thanks a lot sir.... helpful video

[@drshafiurrahman668]

thank you so much sir .. respect and love from Pakistan 😍😍

[@mayohospital830]

Thank you so much sir for this amazing & comprehensive lecture...🤗

[@user-zx2ue2hw3l]

the best in this topic

[@amanyalaa3507]

Very informative thxs

[@harshitanahata7316]

This is Gold 💛 thank you sir

[@Kem9s]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@manishde9087]

Nice video sir....sir plz upload a video on disorders of metabolism

[@drshilpisharma1984]

Also, Please simplify the topic of seizure from Aiims POV

[@drsandeepsharma1088]

I am working on a video series on this and approach to seizure is one of the topics. Wait till month-end.

[@dharam149]

Sir, please one video for neurodevelopmental delay

[@dramitkumarPediatrician]

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[@yogeshmunde7356]

History taking for final year please sir

[@allinone-kn6yp]

🙏

[@bharathraja9199]

Sir in signs of infection you said especially Hypothermia..but generally infection means there will be hyperthermia ..then HOW sir?

[@drsandeepsharma1088]

Dear Bharath, we are talking about neonates. In neonates, hypothermia is a more common and reliable sign of infection than hyperthermia.

[@bharathraja9199]

It's new to hear for me sir.. Thank s a lot.☺️

[@WaseemKhan-oi8gv]

Sir, I'm waseem khan from Pakistan on 7 oct born my new baby but after delivery I bring him to doctor (children) for checkup. He admitted him in nursery later, they suggested me echocardiogram.
In echocardiography final impressions is;
1- Small secundum ASD with LT to RT shunt.
2-Small mid muscular VSD with LT to RT shunt.
3- mild PAH.
Please kindly tell me is this serious or normal patient and also tell me that's general disease or rare.
I will be very thankful to you

[@desire-dream8825]

It is mild... no need to worry ... but take pediatric cardiology opinion and do regular follow up...