air leak syndrome

What Causes Air Leak Syndrome in Neonates?

Air leak syndrome in neonates is often caused by mechanical ventilation, especially when high pressure is used. Other causes include respiratory distress syndrome (RDS), meconium aspiration syndrome, and infections. The immature lungs of premature infants are particularly susceptible to this condition.

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