Treatment methods for neonatal pneumonia intubation and the timing for tube removal

Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome refers to progressive breathing difficulties and respiratory failure that occur shortly after birth in newborns, primarily due to a deficiency in pulmonary surfactant, leading to the progressive collapse of alveoli. The incidence is related to gestational age, with smaller babies being more susceptible.

Newborns exhibiting symptoms of inactivity, choking, and suspected brain infections are currently receiving emergency care with incubators and ventilators, while being treated with antibiotics.