meconium aspiration syndrome (mas)

What Are the Symptoms of MAS?

Symptoms of MAS can vary but commonly include:
Respiratory distress (rapid breathing, grunting, or retractions)
Blue skin coloration (cyanosis)
Low Apgar scores
Presence of meconium-stained amniotic fluid
Poor muscle tone

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