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Successful Conservative Management of Neonatal Pneumopericardium
support. Abstract Development of pneumo-pericardium in neonate is a rare event. If it occurs, it presents as a complication of respiratory distress syndrome. Commonly it requires some intervention to be cured, but we experienced a case which was totally resolved by conservative management. The baby was a late preterm and developed pneumopericardium at the age of 4 hours, he was managed conservatively. After 48 hours the pneumopericardium completely resolved.