Part 3 · The Chest X-ray and Beyond
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A baby born at 30 weeks is grunting and breathing fast within minutes. The chest X‑ray shows small lungs with a fine granular pattern and air bronchograms: respiratory distress syndrome from too little surfactant. The baby is given surfactant through a breathing tube and improves.
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