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Meanings of neonatology in English
Medical care of newborns, especially the ill or premature.
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Examples for "neonatal"
Examples for "neonatal"
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Conclusions: These results suggest an improvement attributable to treatment of neonatal leukemia.
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Nevertheless, neonatal herpes is not reportable to health authorities in most states.
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Setting: Three neonatal units in tertiary care hospitals in South East England.
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However, a distinctive difference in pathogenic ability in neonatal mice was found.
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The data support that Paneth cells are necessary for neonatal antibacterial defense.
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Neena Modi is professor of neonatal medicine at Imperial College London, and president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
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The epidemic came and went and hasn't come back, said David Edwards, a professor of paediatrics and neonatal medicine at King's College London.
Usage of neonatology in English
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Scores for items assessing neonatology skills increased significantly in the MG group after the intervention.
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Founded in 1935, privately held Chiesi focuses in the respiratory, neonatology and special care therapeutic areas.
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Background: The dosing regimen and indications for many medicines in current use in neonatology are not well defined.
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In this article, experts in neonatology, decision-making, and bioethics discuss this situation and the choice that the physician faces.
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Purpose of review: Quality improvement initiatives in neonatology have been promoted as an important way of improving outcomes of newborns.
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Background: Physician trainees in neonatology can find it extremely challenging to care for patients from diverse linguistic and multicultural backgrounds.
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Looking back to neonatology as practiced in the 1990s, he accepts that since then, the overall standard of care has improved enormously.
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Recent findings: Quality improvement collaboratives and single-center projects demonstrate improvement of clinical processes and outcomes in neonatology that impact both preterm and term infants.
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Oxidative stress contributes to the severity of several newborn conditions to the extent that Saugstad coined the phrase "oxygen radical diseases of neonatology."
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Oxidative stress has been postulated to be implicated in several newborn conditions with the phrase "oxygen radical diseases of neonatology" having been coined.
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Feeding transition using the gavage-to-exclusive oral feeding technique is recommended for Speech-language Pathology practice in Neonatology.
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Neonatology now is an independent super-specialty in India.
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The National Neonatology Forum has had a major role in spearheading reforms in neonatal care in India.
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Phyllis Dennery, MD is Chief of the Division of Neonatology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Scores for items assessing neonatology skills increased significantly in the MG group after the intervention.
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Founded in 1935, privately held Chiesi focuses in the respiratory, neonatology and special care therapeutic areas.
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