All are seen in Transient Tachypnea of the newborn except
Transient Tachypnea of the NewbornPathophysiologyClinical features*Slow resorption of lung fluid.*Pulmonary compliance -*Tidal volume -*Dead space *Disease of exclusion.*Rapid & early onset*Recovery within 3 days.*No/minimal cyanosis.*Grunting +-X ray featuresComplications*Prominent pulmonary vessel markings.*Fluid in interlobar fissure.*Overreaction.*Flat diaphragm.*Small pleural effusion*Persistent pulmonary hypeension.*Malignant TTN(severe form) Treatment - Suppoive(Refer: Nelson's Textbook of Paediatrics,19thedition, pg no: 590)
Associated with Grunting and minimal cyanosis
Associated with Rhonchi and crackles
Presence of Interlobar effusion
Early onset in neonatal period
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