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Case 1• Dopamine : 10 micg/kg/mint.• UO : normal• Surfactant (servant) given 80 ml/m2/dose.• Improve oxygenation.• Day3 : OI: 20.• Multiple debridement and grafting.• Extubated week 5.• Discharge week 6.
Case 2• Preterm 24/52, CA 10 days, BPD referred forlaser photocoagulation.• Day 2 : RSV bronchiolitis.• Intubated : HFOV, OI :51, HI: 56• Dopamine : 15 micg/kg/mint• Surfactant (servant) 4ml/kg , two doses given.• Day 4 : shift to CMV.• OI : 10• Extubated : 18 days .• Discharge : one month.
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