Case highlights respiratory distress with diaphragm dysfunction and long-term ventilation in a preterm infant, indicating complex care needs.
Chronic lung disease in preterm infants is not a homogenous diagnosis. We highlight the case of a preterm infant with persistent respiratory distress complicated by diaphragm dysfunction, neurologic dysfunction and pulmonary interstitial glycogenosis requiring long-term positive pressure ventilation.
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