Tarek's Neonatology Podcast
Tarek's Neonatology Podcast is a medical podcast focused on neonatal care. It is hosted by Tarek Kotb and appears to cover topics related to newborn medicine and neonatology. The available description is brief, but the show is intended for clinicians and others interested in neonatal health. It is delivered in English.
Episodes
The premature babies adrenals , Can we reveal the secret ?
do not forget to join the neonatal mechanical ventilation course by Tarek Kotbhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1roNmgCYoW4jSDPGp4yHtIKTq3fyYrHxWpf_hQ0JuG2Y/edit?usp=sharingIn infants born before 24 weeks' gestation (22–23 weeks), adrenal function is profoundly immature, creating a state of transient adrenal insufficiency that significantly impacts hemodynamic stability and pulmonary out
The Extended DOPE by Tarek Kotb , when the real life teaches you
#neonatal #newborn #nicugraduate #neonatology #neonatalcare #lungs #ventilator #ventilationdo not forget to join the neonatal mechanical ventilation course by Tarek Kotbhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1roNmgCYoW4jSDPGp4yHtIKTq3fyYrHxWpf_hQ0JuG2Y/edit?usp=sharing🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️Doctor my baby is desaturating ❓❓❓❓OKcheck for DOPED... displacement of the tubeO.. obstruction of the tubeP.
Room to Breathe: The Science, Surgery, and Stabilization of CDH
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia occurs when abdominal organs push through a diaphragmatic opening into the chest, physically crushing the growing lungs during fetal development. This condition triggers pulmonary hypoplasia, meaning both lungs fail to develop properly with adequate airways and blood vessels, though the side of the hernia suffers the most severe damage. Alongside underdeveloped lung
Small Heart and a Big Battle , The CDH hidden mystery
Do not forget to join the neonatal ventilation course by Tarekregister herehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1roNmgCYoW4jSDPGp4yHtIKTq3fyYrHxWpf_hQ0JuG2Y/edit?usp=sharingSevere congenital diaphragmatic hernia profoundly alters foetal and neonatal heart development due to abnormal pulmonary circulation. Because underdeveloped lungs restrict blood return to the heart, the left ventricle fails to gr
A wish which every neonatologist have , the ability to see things before it actually happens
do not forget to join the neonatal ventilation coursehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1roNmgCYoW4jSDPGp4yHtIKTq3fyYrHxWpf_hQ0JuG2Y/edit?usp=sharingNecrotizing enterocolitis often develops silently in preterm infants before clinical symptoms appear, creating a difficult prevention paradox for healthcare providers. Waiting for overt signs like abdominal swelling or bloody stools means intervention
Code Conjugated: The Direct Bilirubin Dilemma
OutlinIng the primary causes and clinical approach to conjugated jaundice in newborns, signaling an underlying liver or biliary system dysfunction. When bile flow is blocked by structural abnormalities such as biliary atresia or choledochal cysts, infants develop jaundice alongside characteristic dark urine. Additionally, hepatocyte damage from neonatal hepatitis, infections, or immune reactions c
let us solve the buzzle of Causes of Unconjugated Jaundice in Neonates
the primary medical triggers behind unconjugated jaundice in newborns, which stems from either excessive bilirubin generation or impaired hepatic processing. The first major category involves hemolytic production, driven by conditions like ABO incompatibility, hemolytic disease, or hereditary spherocytosis that accelerate red blood cell destruction. Alternatively, non-hemolytic overproduction can
Isolated Large Anterior Fontanelle in the Term Neonate
An isolated large anterior fontanelle in a full-term newborn is defined as measuring greater than four to six centimeters or exceeding two standard deviations for the infant's age. This clinical sign can stem from various underlying origins, including endocrine deficiencies, nutritional rickets, genetic abnormalities, increased intracranial pressure, or simply represent a harmless normal vari
When the definitive answer lie in the biochemistry ,the diagnostic lab trap osteogenesis imperfecta vs hypophosphatasia
Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) and Hypophosphatasia (HPP), two uncommon skeletal conditions with distinct underlying mechanisms. Osteogenesis Imperfecta, often known as brittle bone disease, stems from genetic defects in collagen production that weaken the skeletal structure and cause frequent fractures. Conversely, Hypophosphatasia involves a deficiency in alkaline phosphatase, which hinders proper
Can we solve the mystery of persistent hypoglycemia through a hypo screen
A comprehensive diagnostic framework for identifying the underlying causes of low blood sugar in newborns. The evaluation focuses on hormonal responses, such as insulin and cortisol levels, alongside the presence of metabolic markers like ketones, fatty acids, and lactate. For instance, the presence or absence of acidemia and specific fuel utilization patterns help distinguish between hyperinsulin
Infantile hemangioma what every neonatologist should know
These sources outline essential protocols for managing infantile hemangiomas, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and precise documentation through clinical photography. While most lesions are diagnosed visually, medical imaging is necessary when multiple cutaneous spots suggest internal liver involvement or potential structural syndromes. Oral propranolol serves as the primary system
Mastering the Neonatal Lumbar Puncture: Success Strategies and Clinical Insights
This guide outlines the critical clinical protocols and best practices for performing a neonatal lumbar puncture to diagnose conditions like meningitis. The text emphasizes that procedural success is heavily influenced by the presence of an experienced holder and the use of local anesthesia to minimize infant movement. While educational videos may increase provider comfort, they do not statistical
The wander land of HIE part 2
This medical text outlines the standardized TOBY criteria used to identify and treat hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE) in newborns. Because HIE is a significant contributor to infant mortality and cerebral palsy, medical facilities must strictly evaluate a child's Apgar scores, blood gas levels, and neurological status to determine if therapeutic hypothermia is necessary. The guidelines
Neonatal HIE and Therapeutic Hypothermia Care Guide
Therapeutic hypothermia (TH) is a critical intervention for newborns suffering from neonatal hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE), requiring strict adherence to physiological and neurological inclusion criteria. To qualify for cooling, infants must typically be at least 36 weeks gestation and demonstrate significant signs of intrapartum hypoxia or moderate to severe encephalopathy. Clinical mana
Clinical Approach to the Floppy Neonate
This medical guide outlines the diagnostic approach to floppy infant syndrome, a condition characterized by decreased muscle tone and weakness in newborns. Clinicians are encouraged to distinguish between central and peripheral causes by evaluating postural resistance and checking for signs like paradoxical breathing or poor swallowing. A thorough investigation involves reviewing maternal history
TORCH screen in a neonate with suspected congenital infection
This review article outlines a structured clinical framework for identifying and managing congenital infections in newborns, often categorized by the TORCH acronym. The authors emphasize moving away from generic screening toward a targeted diagnostic approach informed by specific maternal histories and neonatal physical signs such as microcephaly, rashes, and organ enlargement. Detailed sections e
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