pulmonary air leaks

How Can Pulmonary Air Leaks Be Prevented?

Prevention strategies include:
Using gentle ventilation techniques to avoid high pressures.
Administering surfactant therapy to premature infants to reduce the risk of RDS.
Promptly treating any underlying conditions such as infections or meconium aspiration.

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