pediatric and neonatal mechanical ventilation from basics to clinical practice pdf hmgx

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Pediatric and neonatal mechanical ventilation involves the use of mechanical devices to support or replace spontaneous breathing in infants and children with respiratory failure. Understanding the basics starts with recognizing the unique anatomical and physiological differences in pediatric and neonatal patients, including smaller airways, lower lung volumes, and varying respiratory rates compared to adults. The principles of ventilation—such as pressure control, volume control, and the use of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP)—must be adapted to cater to the specific needs of younger patients.