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Background Previously published data have demonstrated that preterm infants experience a fall across marked centile lines for weight in early life with early poor head growth also reported. This study ...

Now that you and your baby have hit the 2-month milestone, you’re starting to figure each other out a bit more.From first smiles (swoon!) to a slightly more predictable daily routine, we hope that ...

Conclusion Moderate preterm, late preterm and early term births were associated with a higher risk of growth failure and respiratory symptoms at 3 years of age than full-term births, with an inverse ...

Most moderate-to-late–preterm infants need nutritional support until they are feeding exclusively on their mother’s ... The z scores were calculated with the use of Fenton growth charts. 23 ...

Late preterm infants, or infants born between 34 and 36-6/7 weeks gestation, are the majority of infants born preterm, and are at greater risk for academic delays compared to full term infants.

From our GA-specific anthropometric charts until about late prematurity, Asian growth curves mirrored that of Fenton’s; ... The proposed charts will increase accuracy of identification of true fetal ...

They also concluded that 1 cm/week increase in head circumference fits the Fenton Preterm Growth Chart (2013) (3) and Olsen (2010) (4) growth curves well from 24 to 33 weeks' gestational age, and 1 cm ...

Moderate and late preterm infants may receive better care at NICUs with fewer complex services, according to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics.. Researchers said the finding “has broad ...