Patient's question:
Patient Gender: Male, born on the 18th, had surgery at 37 weeks, and has received two doses of G-CSF (one large and one small each) up to the 21st. Currently still using a ventilator.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if a child with hyaline membrane disease survives for 72 hours, their survival rate will be greatly improved. According to this theory, a 37-week-old child is considered full-term, and cases of hyaline membrane disease are rare. Do you remember your menstrual cycle? If the effect is not satisfactory after using solid sulfur twice, it should be considered whether pneumonia caused by intrauterine infection is present, and the anti-infection treatment needs to be strengthened. Hyaline membrane disease, also known as infant respiratory distress syndrome, is mainly caused by a lack of pulmonary surfactant. However, as lung development gradually improves, respiratory distress syndrome will gradually recover. So there is no need to worry too much.