… infants, defined as those with a gestational age between 22 + 0 and 27 + 6 weeks, among
very-low-birth-weight (VLBW) singleton and twin infants. … FIP seen in the short-term outcomes. …

… outcomes in VLBW infants. It is essential to increase and optimize efforts to avoid MV or
extubate very preterm infants as … short-term clinical outcomes in a cohort of 1086 very preterm …

… In recent years, the improvement in clinical management and the wide use of new lung
protective strategies among preterm infants including non-invasive ventilation strategies, volume …

… preterm infants born between the 23rd and 26th week of gestation is 20–30% [2]. More than
90% of bleeding … Between 20 and 40% of these infants undergo progression of hemorrhage …

… potential benefits for preterm infants such as improved … infants, with serious potential
short-term sequelae in survivors such as hemorrhagic periventricular infarction, post-hemorrhagic …

… Moreover, sepsis (46 percent), perinatal asphyxia (20 percent) and pulmonary haemorrhage
(19 percent) were the major causes of mortality in ELBW group of babies in a prospective …

… up to 40% [32] in very-low-birth-weight (VLBW, BW<1500 gms.… Of the 325 ELBW preterm
infants who were admitted to our … that AKI causes not only short-term, immediately recognizable …

… this area to explore this model of care and impact on early preterm infants and their families.
… Very low birth weight premature infants remain vulnerable following discharge from the …

… The short-term outcomes of the infants were recorded for in… preterm infants are more likely
to survive after early Ibuprofen treatment with a significant reduction of pulmonary hemorrhage…

… well as the presence of short-term morbidities such as RDS, … , sepsis, apnoea, HIE, pulmonary
hemorrhage, PDA, and NEC … Early outcome of preterm infants with birth weight of 1500 g …