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Objectives: Therapy with broad-spectrum antibiotics is a common practice for premature infants.
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Conclusions: Our most remarkable finding is the undetectable MPOD in premature infants.
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For premature infants hypothermia was common, and mortality before hospital discharge was high.
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Ticarcillin-clavulanate covers a broad spectrum of pathogens that are common in premature infants.
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Summary: Pulmonary hypertension can be a significant comorbidity for premature infants.
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A series of premature infants was studied for the presence of bacterial infection.
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Objective: Study the complication rate of tracheostomy in premature infants and identify contributing factors.
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Therapeutic abstention should be cautiously considered for early isolated hypotension in extremely premature infants.
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Methods: Ninety-two premature infants in three neonatal wards were included.
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Earlier bedside observations suggested that transient periods of cerebral pressure-passivity occurred in premature infants.
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Care at birth for premature infants may be critical for survival and long term outcome.
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Mechanical ventilation (MV) is life-saving but potentially harmful for lungs of premature infants.
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Breast-milk provides the most reliable nourishment for premature infants.
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Results: A total of 78 premature infants were enrolled.
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Lee said the new data could be used to help counsel families of extremely premature infants.
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Conclusion: Our data suggests that hyperglycemia is associated with the development of ROP in premature infants.
