Oh thank you so much again!! Yes! This one took many many hours- honestly there's so much information, we just wanted to squish it all in but also make it clinically relevant! So happy you liked it- thank you as always :)
You probably won't believe, but im waiting every week to hear the neo-news. I think the format: "new papers in the nicu" would be really good...thanks a lot, again!!
We're all the same here too Melis. I really like that format too- maybe we should start doing that at the end of each year- the important papers. Love that review!
That was prefect as always . Dr Tala please make a video about "outbreaks of infection in NICU" and please point out what should we do step by step in this crisis based on last evidences. Thanks in advance.
To summarise such a complex topic is very difficult and I love how you did it! Very useful for a physician, like me, currently studying for the neonatolgy subspecialty certification. thank you for your work
Thank you SO much Melissa- we really appreciate you being here. And thank you for everything you do in the NICU for the babies (I keep saying this- but if anyone is spending their free time trying to learn more, then it means they're super invested in their jobs- so THANK YOU!)
I am watching from Zimbabwe and I watched the video on Jaundice and the afp recommendations. Greatly appreciate if you did present any other major statements which change practice. Dr Tala you are my hero.
it was a very helpful presentation thanks Dr. tala am from Ethiopia and am postgraduate neonatal nursing student and your videos are really helpful to catch up more information easily thanks again 🙏🙏
I was addicted to coffee when I was pregnant. I couldn’t stop drinking espresso coffee. My daughter was talking very clear at the age of 12 months. She sang the vowels and part of the alphabet. In the school the teachers were surprised about her development that was above the normal level for her age. They recommend me to enroll her in the access academy for talent and gifted children. Today she completed her master degree in Psychology and she is 23 years old. Thanks to the coffee 💕♥️
Oh wow!!!! Congratulations on your daughter- she sounds amazing!!! Not sure whether we can attribute this to the caffeine- or just your genes, you raising her, and the spirit of your own child! I'm with you though- love caffeine and babies!!!
Thanks again for an excellent new video!! Also, I would looove to see a video about hyperglycemia. Not long ago we had two micro-preemies on our ward both struggling with hyperglycemia who also needed insuline.. which was Kind of difficult to manage especially for the residents among us.. Best wishes from Germany ☺️
Hi Dr. Rot- thank you so much for writing to us and for your lovely comments. Hyperglycemia is an excellent suggestion- and we need some shorter videos too-so that fits the bill perfectly! Thank you :)
Thank you for your patience! We spent SO much time on this video trying to decide what to include and not to- and including what we thought was the interesting history of prevention(with steroids etc). We hope it helps!
Hello Hassan! Thanks for your comment- we are tackling the various aspects of prematurity, but you're right- we haven't done an over all lecture on general aspects. We should do this! Thanks!
I had BPD in early infancy as I was born 13 weeks early and spent roughly 6 months in the hospital. That was 36 almost 37 years ago. Are there any studies about the long term impact of this on respiratory health? Thanks.
Hi Dr. Tala, thank you for your videos! At what point is an infant considered “cured” from bpd? Is it when they’re off oxygen? Or is it a lifelong condition?
This is a GREAT question. Honestly- depending on how severe the BPD was- there have been follow up studies in teenagers that can still have decreased expiratory forced volume or lung capacity. Having said that - there have been many premature infants who have become professional athletes- so hopefully slightly more vulnerable lungs aren't necessarily a life sentence!
Some of my collegues assume that if we give (for the first few minutes) a higher pressure, SF can reach all alveoli, in case that the baby is intubated. And if you see you can reduce the fio2, then you reduce the pip in the same time. What do you think about this? Thank you so much!
URGH-this is a tough one Melis. I mean- yes- increasing pressure is the P of MR. SOPA, that when PPV not working, we increase PIP. But - loads of studies have shown that high pressures even with a few breaths in the DR can increase the risk of BPD. So I would say- increase the pressure per the algorithm, if needed.
The doctors tried steroids & caffeinated medication ( Theophylline & Plaquenil) & still the medication didn’t work for my child. The Tracheotomy was the option that was giving to my child
I’m sorry you and your child are going through this. We know that when babies reach a certain point (soon after their “due date”) babies have better outcomes when they have a tracheostomy instead of fighting the machine/ Cpap for ages. I wish you and your family health and luck xxx
Parte 2 really does bring it home, awesome video, the presentation was excellent and so helpful as always, thanks again for all the hard work
Oh thank you so much again!! Yes! This one took many many hours- honestly there's so much information, we just wanted to squish it all in but also make it clinically relevant! So happy you liked it- thank you as always :)
टीटी
Highly specialized lecture.
hopefully not too specialized!! Thank you!
Amazing video! Thank you!
So glad you liked it- thanks so much for taking the time to write to us!!
Im paediatric resident it really helps me alot ..thanks for clearing basic concepts regarding bpd..keep it up we really needed such lectures
Oh yay! So happy they help you- thanks so much for letting us know!
You probably won't believe, but im waiting every week to hear the neo-news. I think the format: "new papers in the nicu" would be really good...thanks a lot, again!!
We're all the same here too Melis. I really like that format too- maybe we should start doing that at the end of each year- the important papers. Love that review!
That was prefect as always . Dr Tala please make a video about "outbreaks of infection in NICU" and please point out what should we do step by step in this crisis based on last evidences.
Thanks in advance.
Oh this is such a brilliant idea! Honestly- I think I need to out source this to someone else - but it's a great idea!!! thank you!
To summarise such a complex topic is very difficult and I love how you did it! Very useful for a physician, like me, currently studying for the neonatolgy subspecialty certification. thank you for your work
Oh wow- thanks Dr. Hirschel. We're so glad it was helpful- we wish you so much luck in your exams. :)
Always enjoy your talks! Thank you for an informative video
Glad you like them!
Love the videos. As a nicu nurse, they are fabulous! Thank you for making a difference in the nicu!!
Thank you SO much Melissa- we really appreciate you being here. And thank you for everything you do in the NICU for the babies (I keep saying this- but if anyone is spending their free time trying to learn more, then it means they're super invested in their jobs- so THANK YOU!)
Wonderful job! Greetings from Italy!!
Grazi!! So happy the video was helpful!
Ohhhh ..what a great knowledgeable stuff is it. Almost watched multiple times to completely understand it
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for taking the time to write to us!
Thank you for this concise yet informative lecture on BPD.
Hello! So glad you found it helpful!!! Thanks for letting us know and for subscribing!
Amazing lecture. It really brings out everything
Thank you so much! Thanks for commenting!
I am watching from Zimbabwe and I watched the video on Jaundice and the afp recommendations. Greatly appreciate if you did present any other major statements which change practice. Dr Tala you are my hero.
Hero is a strong word! Ha! So glad you’re watching form Zimbabwe! I love the idea of going through more statements - thanks so much for being here :)
Great information
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment :)
Yay! Been waiting patiently! Very relevant information I can immediately apply. Appreciate the recent research articles..... Thank you so much!😄
Oh we're so happy you liked it- thank you for waiting and nudging us to get it out! Was super time consuming this one!!! Thanks again :)
it was a very helpful presentation thanks Dr. tala
am from Ethiopia and am postgraduate neonatal nursing student and your videos are really helpful to catch up more information easily thanks again 🙏🙏
Hello! So happy you're watching from Ethiopia! And so happy that you're finding the videos helpful!
Amazing video
It was Concised, To the point and completely applicable.
I appreciate your hard work.
Thanks a lot Dr. Tala.
Fantastic- thanks so much- that's really what we're aiming for!
Excellent dr.Tala
Thank you! Love that you are watching these :)
I was addicted to coffee when I was pregnant. I couldn’t stop drinking espresso coffee. My daughter was talking very clear at the age of 12 months. She sang the vowels and part of the alphabet. In the school the teachers were surprised about her development that was above the normal level for her age. They recommend me to enroll her in the access academy for talent and gifted children. Today she completed her master degree in Psychology and she is 23 years old.
Thanks to the coffee 💕♥️
Oh wow!!!! Congratulations on your daughter- she sounds amazing!!! Not sure whether we can attribute this to the caffeine- or just your genes, you raising her, and the spirit of your own child! I'm with you though- love caffeine and babies!!!
Good Job. Really a very informative video.
So glad you liked it- thanks so much MJ
Thx Dr.Tala, this was awesome
Thanks so much for watching- and taking the time to comment:)
Greatly informative thank you
So glad it helped in any way- thanks for taking the time to comment!
Waiting for this video long time 🤣🤣
Thank you 💞
Thank you for your patience- and for nudging us to get it out! Was time- consuming so we needed the extra motivation! ha!
Thanks again for an excellent new video!! Also, I would looove to see a video about hyperglycemia. Not long ago we had two micro-preemies on our ward both struggling with hyperglycemia who also needed insuline.. which was Kind of difficult to manage especially for the residents among us..
Best wishes from Germany ☺️
Hi Dr. Rot- thank you so much for writing to us and for your lovely comments. Hyperglycemia is an excellent suggestion- and we need some shorter videos too-so that fits the bill perfectly! Thank you :)
Thaaaaaaaank you for your videos! ❤ they are amazing 🎉🎉
SO glad they're helping in any way!!! Thank you :)
Thanks for posting
Thank you for your patience! We spent SO much time on this video trying to decide what to include and not to- and including what we thought was the interesting history of prevention(with steroids etc). We hope it helps!
ما شاء الله. بارك اللة فيكم.
Thank you- we love that you have been watching all of these!!!
very interesting topic i would like if you talk prematurity lecture
Hello Hassan! Thanks for your comment- we are tackling the various aspects of prematurity, but you're right- we haven't done an over all lecture on general aspects. We should do this! Thanks!
Thank you doctor❤
Thank you so much for being here and taking the time to write to us!
I had BPD in early infancy as I was born 13 weeks early and spent roughly 6 months in the hospital. That was 36 almost 37 years ago. Are there any studies about the long term impact of this on respiratory health? Thanks.
The studies I've seen are up to teenagers- having issues with asthma like symptoms. I hope you're doing well- thanks for sharing your story!!
Can you do Dart therapy please 🙏🏻 ❤
YES! We discuss it briefly in that video i think- but we can go over again!!! Thanks for being here!
@@TalaTalksNICU thank you so much.. I'm a new subscriber...
Hi Dr. Tala, thank you for your videos! At what point is an infant considered “cured” from bpd? Is it when they’re off oxygen? Or is it a lifelong condition?
This is a GREAT question. Honestly- depending on how severe the BPD was- there have been follow up studies in teenagers that can still have decreased expiratory forced volume or lung capacity. Having said that - there have been many premature infants who have become professional athletes- so hopefully slightly more vulnerable lungs aren't necessarily a life sentence!
Hi my son is 4 month he was on cpad and then nasal cannula and off and on but still on it
what will happen he very healthy but i dont know what the next step what will happen
Congratulations on your son! it sounds like he is continuing to get better- hopefully he'll be able to come off NC soon. Good luck!
Some of my collegues assume that if we give (for the first few minutes) a higher pressure, SF can reach all alveoli, in case that the baby is intubated. And if you see you can reduce the fio2, then you reduce the pip in the same time. What do you think about this? Thank you so much!
URGH-this is a tough one Melis. I mean- yes- increasing pressure is the P of MR. SOPA, that when PPV not working, we increase PIP. But - loads of studies have shown that high pressures even with a few breaths in the DR can increase the risk of BPD. So I would say- increase the pressure per the algorithm, if needed.
Hahaha also I love coffee as black no cream and without sugar.
works great too- people are more likely to bring you coffee when you have an uncomplicated order! ha!!
The doctors tried steroids & caffeinated medication ( Theophylline & Plaquenil) & still the medication didn’t work for my child. The Tracheotomy was the option that was giving to my child
I’m sorry you and your child are going through this. We know that when babies reach a certain point (soon after their “due date”) babies have better outcomes when they have a tracheostomy instead of fighting the machine/ Cpap for ages. I wish you and your family health and luck xxx
@@TalaTalksNICU Thank you. Looks like that’s what we have to do. Even tho the oxygen level has come down.