Stefan Johansson

@Bernhard Csillag I cut and paste from our regional pharmacopedia, we dose PenG depending on gestational age at birth and postnatal age as below. Depending on symtom severity we give 50 or 100 mg/kg/dose, the most usual dose being 50 mg/kg/dose

The video recording is now available:

Dear all, I just found out that the registration is closed, as the max number of people have registered. I will update this thread (and over email) if the registration can open again (if more people can be accommodated in the webinar)

@Manuel - did you try to become a registered member at the N3 web site and did not succeed? If yes, this is the link: https://neonatalnutritionnetwork.org/registration/ I ping @Nicholas Embleton into this thread just in case the questions are N3 specific.

Fr Tw:

Found this on Tw!

@anja stein strange, did you click on the Register link in the first post? I just tried and it worked for me. Please try the direct link below: http://training.ucheducationcentre.org/home/viewcourse/686/ If you want to become a member on N3, you need to register a membership on their web site. Once a registered member, you can also register for the webinar directly on the N3 web site. The membership registr link on N3 is https://neonatalnutritionnetwork.org/registration/

Check out the recording here:

The recording of the webinar is here:

@Bernhard Csillag Another ”more research is needed” report…

Check out the first webinar here: https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2023/02/08/default-calendar/launch-of-the-2023-lancet-series-on-breastfeeding--including-the-influence-of-commercial-milk-formula-marketing

Hello! Our baseline regimen for suspected early onset sepsis is bensyl-Pc + aminoglycoside. But I suppose one need to take local resistance patterns into account. But aren't gr-B streps (that we want to cover well in early Tx) like "always" sensitive to bensyl-PC. We do use ampi in suspected meningitis Tx, but I have not heard about any shortage (yet)

Attend the first ever European Perinatal and Pediatric Epidemiology Conference (EPEC), on September 27-28 in beautiful Stockholm, Sweden.

The Neonatal Nutrition Network N3 (visit their web site here) is hosting its Winter meeting on 28 Febr, and has invited all 99nicu members to join as well! Among topics, this half-day virtual meeting will cover the latest ESPGHAN recommendations on enteral nutrition, post-discharge nutrition, and metabolic bone disease of prematurity. The meeting is free of charge. Click here to register! Programme_N3 winter meeting_V3_2023.pdf

I just wanted to share this wonderful lecture that surfaced on my Twitter-radar, I share the Tw-post below from the handle @NICUofThings By Prof Colin Morley, a fun lecture and full of facts, published on Youtube six years ago but much great content still up-to-date!

I am not aware of something, but went to PubMed and found two projects. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5971329/ https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(20)30408-9/fulltext

Check this out!

You can now see the video of the first webinar, about physiology-based cord clamping and augmented reality in the delivery room!

You can now see the video of this webinar!

Soon

What indication are you thinking about? We use bensyl-pc for suspected early onset sepsis (with amikacin).

Check out VON Grand Round - about The Infant and Family Experience in Neonatal Intensive Care: Management of Acute Procedural Pain Wednesday, January 11, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. (ET) VON Grand Rounds is a free webinar and discussion series from the Vermont Oxford Network Institute for Evidence-Based Practice. Click here to register for this webinar! Although lifesaving, the stress of intensive care on critically ill neonates can negatively impact their outcome and development. The stresses inherent to neonatal intensive care include the need for frequent painful procedures, the pain associated mechanical ventilation and major surgical intervention, and the overall environment of neonatal intensive care that is so vastly different than the experience of the infant prior to delivery and to the experience the family hoped for after their infant’s birth. Join the VON Institute for Evidence-Based Practice for this first in a three-part series of seminars focusing on how we assess and treat infants undergoing acute painful procedures.