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Shivananda S et al. – If congenital heart disease is strongly suspected oxygen should be cautiously weaned to maintain a minimum SpO2 >75%. Neonates receiving >70% oxygen are at greatest risk of metabolic acidosis or critical hypoxemia and may benefit from expedited transfer to a cardiac center.

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