… They further proposed the prospect that in-depth investigation … gut microbiome dysbiosis
through inhibition of pathogenic … and its mortality among infants with very low birth weight, which …

… of neonates that mainly affects very low birth weight infants (… Prematurity, formula feeding,
and intestinal dysbiosis are the … by omics further broadens the prospect for discovery of rapid …

… Prematurity, low birth weight and gestational age, formula feeding, and intestinal dysbiosis
are consistently described as risk factors [14]. Maternal risk factors for NEC development …

… affecting premature and very low birth weight infants, leads to significant morbidity and
mortality, characterized by intestinal tissue necrosis, inflammation, and potential bowel …

… Very low birth weight (VLBW, ≤ 1500 g) infants are … Instead, the core element of NEC bacterial
dysbiosis appears to … offer an interesting though double-edged prospect. In a study using …

… and very low birthweight (VLBW) infants, ie birthweight < 1500 … , NEC is preceded by gut
microbiome dysbiosis [32]; therefore, to … of NEC, offering the prospect of timely interventions and …

… Furthermore, early antibiotic-induced intestinal dysbiosis has … of late onset sepsis, necrotizing
enterocolitis and pneumonia [33]… However, the recent PROSPECT trial on the prevention of …

… development, particularly with colonization of anaerobic bacteria. Altogether, the preterm
infant is very likely to develop an altered intestinal microbiota, which can be associated with …

… Gut dysbiosis … , necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a life-threatening intestinal inflammation,
has been associated with meconium bacteriome changes, particularly a lower diversity, lower …

… Among the environmental factors, the dysbiosis of the intestinal microbiota is increasingly …
of neonatal jaundice, it provides a broad prospect for the diagnosis and treatment of neonatal …