prematuro

Ipoglicemie neonatali: dal sapere al saper fare

Schiulaz I, Paviotti G.

2022/1 — pag. 47-50 — DOI

Il bambino prematuro va sempre supplementato con il ferro

Parpanesi M

2021/5 — pag. 154-154 — DOI

The Author describes a severe case of iron deficiency and sideropoenic anaemia in an infant born at 35 weeks of gestation. The importance of the iron supplementation in preterm newborns is discussed....

Dexmedetomidina intranasale come sedazione procedurale del prematuro per risonanza magnetica cerebrale

F. Cossovel

2020/7 — pag. 193-193 — DOI

La carenza di ferro nel neonato pretermine

V. Guastalla, M.C. Pellegrin, F. Rovere, R. Davanzo

2015/5 — pag. 298-305

Iron deficiency is the most common micronutrient deficiency worldwide. Preterm infants are a special risk group, because of lower total body iron at birth, rapid catch-up growth and uncompensated phlebotomy losses. Recent scientific literature sugg...

Caverne

E. Ugolini, P. Fioretti

2012/4 — pag. 259-260

Outcome della nascita pretermine: una breve review

M. Chiavarini, L. Minelli

2008/4 — pag. 235-238

In the last twenty years the survival of the premature babies has improved. The obstetricneonatal care has been effective in increasing survival among prematures, unfortunately they are not so effective to reduce the outcomes among the survivors (p...

Svezzamento del pretermineIl dibattito: “possono i pediatri accettare un cambiamento nella loro pratica?

2006/10 — pag. 627-628

Influenze genetiche nella retinopatia del prematuro

G. Bartolozzi

2006/10

… E se il dotto arterioso pervio persiste nonostante la terapia con ibuprofene?

A. Secinaro, E. Antonielli d’Oulx, P. Manzoni, D. Farina, M.L. Leonessa, G. Gomirato

2006/7 — pag. 463-464

Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) with significant left-to-right shunt is a major cause of increased morbidity and mortality in preterm infants. Early closure of ductus arteriosus may be pharmacologically achieved using cyclooxygenase inhibitors, or via...

L’ipoglicemia neonatale

R. Davanzo, E. Barth, S. Demarini

2004/11 — pag. 699-704

Neonatal hypoglycemia is defined as blood glucose higher than 45 mg/l. Blood glucose levels below this level are significantly associated with neurological damage. Normal newborn babies do not need monitoring of blood glucose, which is mandatory fo...

Profilassi del rachitismo e prospettive di ulteriore impiego

C. Locatelli

2004/8