Urban Rosenqvist
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- Birthday 10/16/1972
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Urban
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Rosenqvist
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ST pediatrics/neonatology
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Västerås hospital
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No problem @tarek
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Thank you Stefan! This post was directed only to the Swedish members of this forum, thats why it was in swedish
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Pediatric Week 2018 in Västerås, Sweden 23-26 April @ Aros congress center The neonatal part includes a Keynote lecture by Professor Lex Doyle, Australien, and the BPD-specialist Dr Edward Shepherd, US. View the preliminary program at www.barnveckan.se and follow on Instagram: barnveckan2018
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untilBarnveckan 2018 i Västerås Neonatologiprogram med bl.a. inledningstalare samt föreläsare Professor Lex Doyle, Australien samt Edward Shepherd, MD, USA om Ohio-modellen/BPD se det preliminära programmet på www.barnveckan.se och följ på instagram: barnveckan2018
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Learn Neonatal Brain Ultrasound on Youtube!
Urban Rosenqvist replied to Stefan Johansson's topic in neurology
Thank you! -
Oral Dextrose supplementation
Urban Rosenqvist replied to mallikarjuna78's topic in metabolic disorders
@Stefan Johansson Yes, now the Freestyle Pro. -
Oral Dextrose supplementation
Urban Rosenqvist replied to mallikarjuna78's topic in metabolic disorders
On the OT: The same here... To reduce pain we changed several years ago from heel lancing using a stationary meter to the mobile Freestyle Lite blood glucose meter. After that we had to deal with, and treat a lot more "hypoglycemias". After changing to another model of Freestyle we now see less hypoglycemias. -
Oral Dextrose supplementation
Urban Rosenqvist replied to mallikarjuna78's topic in metabolic disorders
@Stefan Johansson Not yet a protocol on it... Did I understand you correctly - you mean milk/formula given by nasogastric tube driven by a "food pump" 24h a day? Because that´s what we are doing :-) Usually when the baby is admitted we try starting with normal bolus feeding but if the baby´s having difficulties in tolerating the given amount we switch to food infusion Sometimes they don´t tolerate 150ml/kg, sometimes they tolerate 220ml/kg or more. We set it to continous infusion (over 24h) and increase it until glucose levels are under control. -
Oral Dextrose supplementation
Urban Rosenqvist replied to mallikarjuna78's topic in metabolic disorders
Stefan: We do that as well. We have no study on it but since roughly 2 years ago our need for intravenous infusion has dropped. After discussion with ALB hospital we learned that they are successful in preventing i.v. treatment when giving a supplement of oral Duocal (brand name - carbohydrates/fat) to breast milk. -
Anyone With Experience Of The Dextrose Gel Used In "the Sugar Babies Study"?
Urban Rosenqvist replied to Stefan Johansson's topic in metabolic disorders
Table2: Do you interpret the results that the use of intravenous infusion and bolus was not affected by the gel-intervention (p>0,05) but when it comes to admittance to NICU for hypoglycemia there was a benefit (p 0,03)? Anyone who has more information on this? -
Anyone With Experience Of The Dextrose Gel Used In "the Sugar Babies Study"?
Urban Rosenqvist replied to Stefan Johansson's topic in metabolic disorders
This is very interesting! Results of the study? Sorry, missed the link -
Ectropion uvae according to the ophtalmologist. If you image-search the web for this I don´t think I find something that is spot on the appearance of my patients but I trust the opthalmologist...
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Survey on vitamin A and BPD prevention
Urban Rosenqvist commented on Stefan Johansson's article in 99nicu News
Survey closed... -
Premature fusion of anterior fontanelle
Urban Rosenqvist replied to samik.hiran's topic in neurology
No other symptoms? Otherwise I would say that closure varies a lot from 3 to 18 months. If head shape does'nt suggest premature synostosis I would declare it as normal. /Urban -
I will, if a get a picture!