Outcomes of infants born at borderline viability (23–25 weeks gestation) who received cardiopulmonary resuscitation at birth

Abstract

Among infants born at borderline viability, the vast majority of infants did not receive CPR and, if CPR was prolonged for >2 min, mortality was increased. Among survivors of the small DR-CPR group, early neurodevelopmental outcomes were comparable to the No DR-CPR group.