Laguna Medical Systems

Example 1:: A newborn delivered vaginally in the hospital to a cocaine-addicted mother exhibits signs of drug withdrawal.
Example 2:: An infant was delivered in the hospital at 29 weeks gestation due to incompetent maternal cervix.
Example 3:: A premature infant born at another facility was transferred for additional care due to feeding problems and newborn hypothermia.
Example 4:: Twin newborns delivered vaginally in the hospital to an alcoholic mother show signs of fetal alcohol syndrome.a
Example 5:: Newborn delivered via cesarean section after 42.5 weeks gestation, weight 4201 g.
Example 6:: 16-year-old boy is admitted for treatment of bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
Example 7:: 34-week infant weighing 2397 g delivered via mid-forceps with resultant fractured clavicle.
Example 8:: Post-term newborn delivered via cesarean section with meconium pneumonitis.
Example 9:: 33½ week preterm infant delivered vaginally in the hospital receives phototherapy and exchange transfusions for physiologic jaundice.
Example 10:: Newborn delivered at home and admitted following birth with acute blood loss anemia due to hemorrhage of umbilical stump.
Example 11:: Small for gestational age twins born in hospital at 38 weeks gestation to alcoholic mother and monitored for adverse effects of alcohol; no alcohol-related problems found.
Example 12:: Infant transferred from birth facility with kernicterus due to ABO isoimmunization.
Example 13:: Near-term infant delivered in hospital with perinatal jaundice due to inspissated bile syndrome.
Example 14:: 38-week infant delivered via cesarean section due to fetal distress noted prior to onset of labor; infant delivered with tight nuchal cord.