supplemental oxygen

When is Supplemental Oxygen Necessary?

Supplemental oxygen may be necessary in a variety of neonatal disorders, including but not limited to:
In each of these conditions, the infant's lungs are compromised, and supplemental oxygen helps maintain adequate tissue oxygenation.

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