ventilatory support

What Conditions Require Ventilatory Support?

Children may require ventilatory support due to a variety of conditions, including acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), chronic lung disease, severe asthma, pneumonia, and neuromuscular disorders. Early intervention is key in managing these conditions effectively.

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