There are still good things

“In the first draft of our original manuscript, we used the term HIE, but later decided on Neonatal Encephalopathy to reflect the broader clinical reality. And here we are, almost five decades later, rediscovering the same thing.”enjoy the lecture youtu.be/yKT1mhplt84

internet hall of fame 🙂

🆕 Cochrane Network Meta-Analysis: Which non-invasive mode best prevents extubation failure in preterm infants? 👶 54 RCTs | 6,995 infants 📉 NIPPV & NIHFV reduce treatment failure & reintubation vs CPAP/HFNC ⚠️ Data limited for infants <28 wks GA 🔗 cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.10…

Updated Review: Peritoneal drainage vs laparotomy for surgical NEC/SIP in preterm VLBW infants 👶 3 RCTs | 496 infants ⚖️ Little to no difference in mortality or neurodevelopment ⚠️ Drainage may ↑ risk of cerebral palsy & need for later laparotomy cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.10…

Bassist Helena Cruz performing the most complex loop programming you'll see!

Infants in this trial received human milk volumes of 60-80 ml/kg within the first 36 hours after birth. Find a more detailed summary here: neonatalnutritionresearch.com/f/can-fortifyi…

8 Greatest Laws I know at 40, I wish I knew at 20: 1.

I typically do not use the term “change management” (unless I’m working with a partner who wants or needs to use it). “Managing” change implies order, planning & stability; the ability to forecast, direct & deliver outcomes. Yet very few change or transformation plans deliver

I can't believe this was recorded 44 years ago, no autotune, no playbacks, just pure talent

Organisational change is happening at a scale & pace we've rarely seen previously in the health & care sector. It is stirring up profound anxiety within teams. For leaders, understanding the powerful psychological undercurrents at play in driving group behaviour in times of

100% oxygen during DCC only in preterm infants? Enhances the chance of achieving SpO2>80% by 5 min without systemic hyperoxia; Deferred Cord Clamping With High Oxygen in Extremely Preterm Infants by Anup Katheria jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

Elgendy et al evaluate racial disparities in the prevalence and management of HIE utilizing the National Inpatient Sample dataset in Journal of Perinatology buff.ly/WbHQBAR #ebneoalerts #equity4babies #EBNEOEquityAlerts #neotwitter #neoEBM

Registration is now open for the Dr. Regan Giesinger Clinical Cardiopulmonary Physiology for the Care of the Sick Newborn Course: Nov 3-6 2025! Check out the course website to learn more and to register: iowa-cardiopulmonary-physiology.com/registration-p… #neotwitter #neohemodynamics

This week on The Incubator Podcast, Ben sits down with Dr. Edward Bell from the University of Iowa for our Giants of Neonatology series. In the clip below, you’ll hear him share his thoughts on the “edges of viability” — and why 22 weeks might not be the limit we think it is. It

This sums it up pretty well

Amplitude‐integrated EEG vs conventional video‐EEG for detecting neonatal seizures. Evidence from 16 studies (562 infants) aEEG has only moderate sensitivity and specificity for detecting 'neonates with seizures'. cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.10… #Neonatology #EEG #Neuro

In this retrospective cohort study, Wang et al. compared mortality and severe morbidity between extremely preterm breech singletons born by cesarean delivery and those delivered vaginally. AJOG buff.ly/SIlPpxV #EBNEOAlerts #neotwitter

You can read our summary here: neonatalnutritionresearch.com/f/finding-bala…

Happy to see our paper “Physiology-guided vasoactive therapy in neonates: rethinking dopamine as first-line” in the Journal of Perinatology. We enjoyed writing it and hope you’ll enjoy reading it. Thank you to my amazing co-authors Neonatal Hemodynamics Research Centre nature.com/articles/s4137…