[PDF] Top 20 Maternal Cigarette Smoking and the Development of Necrotizing Enterocolitis

... should be the critical determinants by which infants go on to develop NEC. In addition, factors such as younger maternal age ( , 20 years of age, P = .08) and formula feeding (P = .07) neared statistical signi fi ... See full document

... of necrotizing enterocolitis after receiving topiramate for ...of necrotizing enterocolitis, with abdominal distention, hemoccult-positive stools, and radiographic signs of intestinal ... See full document

... Despite the increasing survival rate of premature infants during recent decades, IVH is still one of the major causes of neurologic developmental problems (17- 19). Many studies have suggested that MPV can predict the ... See full document

... The development of the neonatal microbiome Normal term infants are first colonized by Streptococcus , Staphyococcus , Escherichia coli , Lactobacillus , and Enterobacter ... See full document

... dominance was roughly correlated with prolonged administration of broad-spectrum antibiotics (Table 1). CMV disease may have facilitated both bacterial invasion and an exaggerated proin fl ammatory response, resulting in ... See full document

... tween maternal smoking as measured at the first ante- natal clinic visit and the development of externalizing behavior in children is strongly suggestive, because of the specificity of effect and ... See full document

... Human Development nurseries with chronic morbidity, such as BPD, se- vere intraventricular hemorrhage, NEC, and late on- set sepsis had slower weight gain than those who did not have these ... See full document

... Proteobacteria predominance before development of NEC. The last sample (collected 2 days before death, when the infant appeared well, tolerated full enteral feedings, and was not receiving antibiotics) revealed a ... See full document

... It is known that preterm infants have higher intestinal permeability than older children and adults because of various mechanical and nonmechanical factors including TJs that maintain the connections between adjacent ... See full document

... subsequent development of NEC, five randomized controlled trials involving 456 infants were ...the development of resistant bacteria remain, and meta-analysis revealed a borderline increase in ... See full document

... the development of NGP are prematurity, dexamethasone administration, necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), asphyxia, mechanical and nasal ventilation, gastric trauma, esophageal atresia and ... See full document

... neutropenic enterocolitis are increasingly common. Necrotizing enterocolitis in adults is a rare fatal disease and, in the past, has been associated with nearly uniform mortality in almost every ... See full document

... Clinical Comparison of Localized Intestinal Perforation and Necrotizing Enterocolitis. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/93/1/32[r] ... See full document

... According to literature [12,20], mothers showed significantly lower TRECs and shorter telomeres than their neonates. Interestingly, newborns of SM demonstrated longer telomeres than newborns of NSM. Telomere lengths ... See full document

... propose that this interobserver variability in interpreting abdominal films of neonates with clinically suspected necrotizing enterocolitis may in fact contribute to the reported differe[r] ... See full document

... Our goal was to compare total in-hospital cost and mortality by using propensity score – matched infants treated with peritoneal drainage alone, peritoneal drainage followed by laparotom[r] ... See full document

... race; maternal chorio- amnionitis; maternal treatment with MgSO 4 and ANCS and their interac- tion with AI; 5-minute Apgar score ⬍ 5; presence of an umbilical arterial catheter; use of surfactant for RDS; ... See full document

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... Morphologic features of viral particles usually classified as belonging to coron- avirus group: 1 through 5 and 13 through 16, large pleomorphic coronavirus particles with long, widely s[r] ... See full document

... A longer period of fasting and more cautious intro- duction of feedings could explain the much longer lag-time between first feeding and onset of NEC seen in the more premature group II [r] ... See full document