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Meanings of preterm infant in English
An infant that is born prior to 37 weeks of gestation.
Synonyms
Examples for "premie"
Examples for "premie"
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Methods: Thirty-four preterm infants were administered the Premie-Neuro in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Main outcome measure: Premie-Neuro raw scores and classifications were analyzed to determine the tool's reliability.
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Design: A prospective repeated-measures design was used to assess the reliability and validity of the Premie-Neuro.
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Interrater reliability of the Premie-Neuro was poor, and test-retest reliability of the Premie-Neuro was fair to moderate.
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Premie-Neuro classifications should be interpreted cautiously.
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The baby was small, and was immediately taken to the preemie nursery.
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A new patient was on its way in, a preemie that was hydrocephalic.
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A courtship with about as much chance of success as a six-months preemie.
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Help protect your preemie Your premature baby is a unique gift to your family.
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Breast-feeding is a lot of work for a preemie.
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She believes he is the most premature baby to have survived in Britain.
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A mother whose premature baby died is helping other parents enduring similar experiences.
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Help protect your preemie Your premature baby is a unique gift to your family.
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A photo of Will Goddard as a premature baby is seen in a handout photo.
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In February 1815 Mary gave birth to a premature baby, who died within a fortnight.
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Main outcome measures: Participants' experiences and satisfaction with care during the birth of their preterm baby.
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Umbilical cord milking (UCM) is proposed for increasing placental transfusion when immediate care for the preterm baby is needed.
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Globally, an estimated 13 million preterm babies are born each year.
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Preterm babies are at higher risk of respiratory and cardiovascular illness, as well as developmental delays.
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Background: It is difficult to predict which preterm babies are most at risk for poor neurodevelopmental outcomes.
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The premature infant is at increased risk of cerebral white matter injury.
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We report a case of a premature infant with an unusual PD-CSE pattern.
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A severely premature infant would need constant care and run the risk of having disabilities.
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Our studies may have implications for premature infant care.
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One premature infant, with symptoms compatible with malignant pertussis, died at 49 days of life.
Usage of preterm infant in English
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Conclusions: Tracheostomy in the preterm infant has the potential for significant morbidity.
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Late preterm infant and age at intervention were not associated with patient survival.
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Normal adrenal function in the preterm infant needs to be defined.
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Non-English language, adult and preterm infant studies were excluded.
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Necrotizing enterocolitis is a major cause of mortality and morbidity in the preterm infant population.
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Shoulder dislocation in a preterm infant is very rare.
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We present here a case of prolonged extreme eosinophilia in a preterm infant complicated by thrombocytopenia.
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Conclusion: This is the first study to demonstrate skin cortisol as a preterm infant biomarker of chronic stress exposure.
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We report on severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia in a preterm infant who developed secondary, symptomatic and progressively severe pulmonary arterial hypertension.
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This may imply that the enzymes involved in absorption and digestion of fatty acids are mature in the preterm infant.
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We studied developmental plasticity using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in a preterm infant with brain injury on structural MRI.
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Background: Dobutamine is particularly suited to treatment of haemodynamic insufficiency caused by increased peripheral vascular resistance and myocardial dysfunction in the preterm infant.
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A comprehensive clinical, laboratory, and radiologic assessment is usually required in the context of a hypereosinophilic preterm infant to recognize the triggering etiology.
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Identification of compound heterozygosity for two novel ITGB4 mutations in the affected preterm infant permitted prenatal diagnosis and finally birth of a healthy sibling.
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While we show the value of STEAM on DTI scans from a preterm infant cohort, STEAM can be equally applied to other cohorts as well.
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Unformulated banked donor milk alone, similar to mother's milk alone, does not have sufficient macronutrient content or energy density to sustain a very-low-birth-weight preterm infant.
Translations for preterm infant
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