prematurely born infants
THE ABSORPTION OF VITAMIN A IN PREMATURELY BORN INFANTS
... The Relation of Good Vitamin A Absorption and the Development of Retrolental Fibroplasia in Prematurely Born Infants: Nearly ten years ago we changed from giving the premature infants pe[r] ...
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An internet based intervention program for supporting families with prematurely born infants
... The purpose of this paper was to describe the develop- ment, planning and implementing of an internet-based intervention program for providing support to families with prematurely born infants. The ...
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Atypical perceptual narrowing in prematurely born infants is associated with compromised language acquisition at 2 years of age
... turely born children, full-term children) were tested sepa- rately for native and non-native phonemes at six electrodes using repeated measures ANOVA with Group as a between-subject factor and Hemisphere [Right ...
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Inadvertent Noise in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and its Impact on Prematurely Born Infants
... near infants to the necessary minimum, conducting discussions in separated rooms, using appropriate shoes with soft soles, delicate opening of drawers and disposable packaging, gently disconnecting plugs from the ...
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GROWTH PATTERN OF PREMATURELY BORN INFANTS
... The initially slow gain in weight of the smaller group influences its progress to such an extent, however, that it shows a lagging behind in average daily weight gain if the total period[r] ...
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Sustained inflations versus UK standard inflations during initial resuscitation of prematurely born infants in the delivery room: a study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
... There is evidence that sustained inflations (≥5 s) may be of benefit. In preterm rabbits, a sustained inflation of 20 s compared to a shorter inflation or no inflation before mechanical ventilation was commenced was ...
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EXPERIENCES GAINED IN A THIRTY YEAR STUDY OF PREMATURELY BORN INFANTS
... Eight premature infants in new nursery of Michael Reese Hospital.. Interior view of new nursery showing it to be compact unit with glass interior partitions so that supervisors may enfor[r] ...
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EFFECTS OF EARLY FEEDING OF STRAINED MEAT TO PREMATURELY BORN INFANTS
... At 12 weeks of age, the serum protein concentration for the breast-fed group was significantly lower than that for the experimental group, the average difference being 0.40 gm./100 cc. T[r] ...
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Effect of Prone and Supine Position on Sleep, Apneas, and Arousal in Preterm Infants
... BPD infants were studied while receiving supplementary oxygen to maintain their oxy- gen saturations between 92% and 95%, but none of the infants were receiving medications at the time of study, although 3 ...
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Self-Esteem of Adolescents Who Were Born Prematurely
... underprivileged prematurely born infants, social class was an overwhelming factor that accounted for the variance in the self-perception of cognitive competence at late ...
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CARDIORESPIRATORY STATUS OF ERYTHROBLASTOTIC NEWBORN INFANTS: II. BLOOD VOLUME, HEMATOCRIT, AND SERUM ALBUMIN CONCENTRATION IN RELATION TO HYDROPS FETALIS
... We measured hematocrit and serum albumin concentration at birth and red blood cell and plasma volume soon after birth in prematurely born infants with erythroblastosis fetalis of vary- i[r] ...
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Effect of Posture on Oxygenation, Lung Volume, and Respiratory Mechanics in Premature Infants Studied Before Discharge
... in prematurely born infants being prepared for discharge from the neo- natal unit, the prone compared with the supine pos- ture was associated with superior ...dent infants when they were in ...
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Experience in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Affects Pain Response
... The two groups responded differently to the heel stick: the earlier-born infants had less behavioral manifestations of pain than the newly born infants.. The.[r] ...
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Selectively Reduced Posterior Corpus Callosum Size in a Population Based Sample of Young Adults Born with Low Birth Weight
... children born prema- turely, an association has been reported between the size re- duction of posterior CC and gray matter alterations in the projection ...
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Cerebrospinal Fluid Xanthochromia in Newborns Is Related to Maternal Labor Before Delivery
... study was not powered to determine the sensitivity of CSF xanthochromia for HSV encephalitis. However, in almost 500 infant LPs, the presence of xanthochromia did not identify a single case of unsuspected HSV infec- ...
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Evaluation of Dental Caries in Preterm Born Children with Enamel Defects
... These all factors promote food accumulation, plaque formation, bacterial (streptococcus mutans) adhesion and colony forming may lead to quick progression of dental caries [15,16]. The present investigation was conducted ...
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Obesity in prematurely born children and adolescents: follow up in pediatric clinic
... All data was abstracted from the charts of general pediatric clinic records for children and adolescents from 10 to 21 years old, who were born at 37 or fewer weeks of gestational age. The study protocol was ...
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Extrauterine Growth Restriction Remains a Serious Problem in Prematurely Born Neonates
... turely born neonates especially those who develop significant morbidity or who are treated with post- natal ...premature infants, we would expect to find 10% of the premature neonates we cared for going ...
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Long-term Height Gain of Prematurely Born Children With Neonatal Growth Restraint: Parallellism With the Growth Pattern of Short Children Born Small for Gestational Age
... Table 1 lists a selection of conditions that may have contributed to prenatal and/or postnatal growth re- straint. Comparing AGA PGR with AGA non-PGR and SGA children, the AGA PGR group was characterized by a low ...
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Intimate partner violence during pregnancy and adverse birth outcomes: a case-control study
... Adverse birth outcomes were measured by low birth weight, preterm birth. Low birth weight was defined as a live birth weighing < 2500 g. Preterm was defined as a neonate born before 37 completed weeks. The cut ...
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