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Atención #neos 🚨 ¿Qué les parece este nuevo estudio publicado en el JAMA pediatrics? 😏 escucha nuestra discusión aquí #neonatologia open.spotify.com/episode/4eV1oE…

Abdul Razak JAMA Pediatrics Evidence-Based Neo European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR) The Incubator Podcast This isn't a 👍 to treat after 72 hrs, because we also have no evidence any outcomes improve, aside from the need for further PDA treatment (and even that isn't particularly good, as closure success gets pretty bad after a week).

Brian King Abdul Razak JAMA Pediatrics Evidence-Based Neo European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR) The Incubator Podcast Great discussion. I totally agree that PDA Tx is proven to have no benefit and potential harm. The reason these trials aimed to treat the PDA is the thought that treating presymptomatic is useful. This is what TNE advocates recommend.

Most major bleeds in preterm infants occur even when platelet counts are not severely low—over 90% of affected infants had nadir platelet counts above 50,000 per microliter. This challenges traditional transfusion thresholds and underscores the complex causes behind neonatal

New paper from our team: Pathogenesis of Preterm Intraventricular Haemorrhage karger.com/dne/article/do… We review the maturational profile of cerebrovascular development in the preterm neonate.

Meta-analysis of eat, sleep, console approach to withdrawal vs Finnegan scoring Is there any reason not to adopt ESC? ESC ⬇️hospitalisation days (MD -4.11 days, p<0.0001 & the proportion treated with withdrawal medications (OR 0.36, p<0.0001 #neotwitter pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40393782/

While today's guidance from @cdcgov allows families to continue to choose the Covid vaccine, how we got here is troubling. Decisions this important should go through trusted, evidence-based processes--not political shortcuts. bit.ly/4kN9prI

Most viewed this week from JAMA Pediatrics: Distinct long COVID symptoms in infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children were identified in this cohort study, resulting in the development of age-specific indices. ja.ma/43jKdTE

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Nouvel épisode Incubateur Néonat avec Dre Nadya Yousef -qui nous parle de son parcours et du POCUS pulmonaire. Bonne écoute! The Incubator Podcast Ben Courchia MD the-incubator.org/podcast-1/epis… neocardiolab.com/podcasts-balad…

Very interesting to read about this. Might there be potential for research on use of xenon gas in providing respiratory support to neonates with lung disease? #neotwitter

The ethical imperative to pursue neonatal health equity and justice #neoTwitter pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40447547/?utm_…

Long-term respiratory outcomes in school-aged children born before 32 weeks of gestation #neoTwitter pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40447961/?utm_…

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Today, I walked out of a room that had been filled with hope, effort, machines, prayers, and the heartbeat of a little one we tried so hard to save. A little boy whose tired eyes still told us he was fighting. We gave him every medicine, every intervention, every ounce of what

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Late preterm infants are the least likely to receive their mother’s own milk at 12 weeks, even less than extremely preterm babies, highlighting a critical gap in breastfeeding support for this vulnerable group. Improving milk provision in late preterm infants could positively

There’s a lot of stigma around equity in the current divisive political climate, but this work is absolutely critical to the babies and families we serve in the NICU. Not to mention that making things better for the most minoritized patients makes the system better for everyone.

Did you know you can streamline your feed? I started picking “not interested in this post” (dots in right hand corner), to let the algorithm know I didn’t want to see certain things (I use Twitter mainly for #neotwitter content). This has made my daily scroll much more relevant.