Nesting Care Associated With Improved Growth and Sleep in Preterm Infants
A retrospective observational study found that nesting care in preterm infants was associated with greater physical growth, improved nighttime sleep ...
A retrospective observational study found that nesting care in preterm infants was associated with greater physical growth, improved nighttime sleep ...
A systematic review of eighteen studies found that artificial intelligence models predicting bronchopulmonary dysplasia in preterm infants achieved high discriminative ...
A comprehensive review examines how noninvasive fecal biomarkers of inflammation, epithelial barrier breakdown, microbial dysbiosis, and metabolic disruption may aid ...
A longitudinal multi-proteomic analysis of preterm infant serum revealed that eighty circulating proteins, predominantly involved in growth pathways, immune defense, ...
A randomized crossover trial in very preterm infants found that synchronized and non-synchronized non-invasive ventilation maintained stable ventricular outputs while ...
A new narrative review synthesizes evidence on point-of-care ultrasound for neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis, proposing a framework for nurse-led implementation in ...
An editorial review of six clinical studies highlights how artificial intelligence, pharmacometrics, and wearable digital devices can augment decision-making in ...
A randomized crossover study of preterm infants found that raising automated oxygen saturation targets by one point reduced hypoxemia while ...
A prospective study using deep-learning continuous acoustic monitoring revealed that preterm infant bowel sounds undergo a nonlinear developmental evolution with ...
A single-center study found that 96.2 percent of newborn screening referrals for congenital adrenal hyperplasia were false positives, frequently driven ...
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