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What is A newborn male, normal at bih staed developing cyanosis. On auscultation a continuous murmur was audible. The child was put on supplemental oxygen but no improvement was noted rather the oxygen saturation of the neonate kept falling fuher. Pediatrician on call made a provisional diagnosis of a Duct dependant lesion. What is the next line of management? and explain in detail?
Image shows a cyanosed child. An infant or a newborn with CHD that is dependent on the patency of the ductus aeriosus for survival can be termed as having a duct-dependent lesion. Neonates with duct-dependent physiology require prostaglandin El (PGEl) for survival. Early recognition of a duct-dependent situation allows early initiation of PGEl and stabilization until definitive procedure is accomplished