International Journal of Neonatology

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International Journal of Neonatology

IJNE  ·  ISSN 2998-4785

A peer-reviewed journal for research on the newborn: the physiology of the transition to independent life, the conditions that arise in it, the care given in response, and the outcomes that follow.

Clinical, translational, laboratory, methodological and population studies are all within scope, from any country and any setting in which newborns are cared for.

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Conceptual editorial illustration: an empty neonatal incubator in a daylit care bay, showing the transparent canopy, the access portholes, the mattress platform and the support fixtures beside it. No infant and no clinician are present.

Methodology Article

Ultrasound Guided Pericardial Effusion Training Model for Neonates

Monalisa Patel

A reusable, ultrasound-compatible model for rehearsing pericardiocentesis in a neonate. It reports how the model is built and used for procedural rehearsal, rather than a trial of patient outcomes.

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Article type
Methodology Article
Published
13 August 2024
Issue
Volume 1, Issue 2
DOI
10.14302/issn.2998-4785.ijne-24-5211
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An unoccupied neonatal incubator and care bay, drawn for this page. It does not depict a real patient, specimen, or data from any study published here.

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