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Human milk the importance reaffirmed (Prof Riccardo Davanzo) Breast feeding the COVID era: any concern? (Prof. Hans van Goudoever) Registration free of charge, register here: https://mcaevents.eventsair.com/webinar-uenps-1st-module-nutrition/registration/Site/Register -
Human Donor Milk: Not a Panacea - Human milk Benefits and Risks [UENPS/IPOKRaTES]
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Human Donar Milk: Not a Panacea (Prof. Josef Neu) Registration free of charge, register here: https://mcaevents.eventsair.com/webinar-uenps-1st-module-nutrition/registration/Site/Register -
Human Milk Lipids - Human milk Benefits and Risks [UENPS/IPOKRaTES]
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This could turn into a book one day I suppose but I have become interested in chalenging some of my long held beliefs these days. Recently I had the honour of presenting a webinar on “Dogmas of Neonatology” for the Indian Academy of Pediatrics which examined a few practices that I have called into question (which you can watch in link). Today I turn my attention to a practice that I have been following for at least twenty years. I have to also admit it is something I have never really questioned until now! In our institution and I suspect many others, infants born under 1250g have been fed eve -
Since the dawn of my time in Neonatology there has been cibophobia! What is this you ask? It is the fear of food and with some flexibility in the definition I would apply this to large volumes of milk rather than the fear of food itself. Most units in the world seem to use a volume range of about 135 – 165 mL/kg/d as a range considered to mean “at full feeds”. As I was discussing this on rounds today I was quick to point out though that babies with neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOWS) frequently take in excess of 200 mL/kg/d and we don’t worry about it. The counter argument though is tha
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Dear colleagues, We have now 34 weeks girl with mild RDS and right-sided congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Her vitals is stable, RDS is managed well by nasal CPAP. There is a liver in right thorax proven by CT. The Xray is below. My question is should we feed this baby enterally and how? Many thanks.
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Just how safe is feeding while on CPAP?
AllThingsNeonatal posted a blog entry in All Things Neonatal
This is becoming “all the rage” as they say. I first heard about the strategy of feeding while on CPAP from colleagues in Calgary. They had created the SINC (Safe Individualized Feeding Competence) program to provide an approach to safely introducing feeding to those who were still requiring CPAP. As news of this approach spread a great deal of excitement ensued as one can only imagine that in these days when attainment of oral feeding is a common reason for delaying discharge, could getting an early start shorten hospital stay? I could describe what they found with the implementation of t
