New Reference Ranges for Fetal Hemoglobin Could Transform Preterm Newborn Care
Researchers have established the first reference intervals for fetal hemoglobin percentage in infants from 23 to 40 weeks of gestation ...
Researchers have established the first reference intervals for fetal hemoglobin percentage in infants from 23 to 40 weeks of gestation ...
A new European Society for Pediatric Research recommendation sets evidence-based standards for inserting, securing, and monitoring peripheral venous catheters in ...
A new systematic review of 1,522 newborns finds that peripherally inserted central catheters offer no infection or mortality advantage over ...
A European Society for Paediatric Research expert team has published a comprehensive recommendation detailing infection prevention strategies across the full ...
A new commentary in Pediatric Research weighs trial evidence on whether acetaminophen and NSAIDs used in preterm infants affect the ...
A pilot study shows that a free-breathing 0.55-tesla MRI protocol can simultaneously image lung structure and ventilation in preterm infants ...
A blinded multidisciplinary audit of therapeutic hypothermia guidelines from eleven European countries finds that none meets accepted quality or reporting ...
New data from Italy show that roughly 8.5 percent of neonatal transports involve returning convalescing infants to referring hospitals, underscoring ...
A retrospective cohort study of 268 surgically confirmed pregnancies finds that deep infiltrating endometriosis independently doubles the risk of placenta ...
An international expert group has published new recommendations in Pediatric Research for assessing and managing pain and distress in newborns ...
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