Pharmacogenomics-based individualized treatment of hypertension in preterm infants: A case
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Neonatal hypertension is becoming a more common diagnosis because of higher survival
rates in premature infants and the need for intravascular access and invasive blood …

Blood pressure is considered a vital sign, as values too low or too high can be related with
serious morbidity and mortality. In neonates, normal blood pressure values undergo rapid …

Improved non-invasive and invasive methods of blood pressure measurements in the
newborn infant led to an increasing recognition of neonatal hypertension as a not …

This study aimed to analyze and summarize the recent literature on the diagnosis and
management approach of arterial hypertension in the newborn infant. Neonatal …

Neonatal hypertension is a rare but well recognised condition, especially in newborns
needing invasive monitoring in the intensive care unit. Recognition of newborns with …

With the advancement of neonatal care and routine blood pressure monitoring, neonatal
hypertension (NHT) has been increasingly recognised over the past few decades. NHT is …

Hypertension can occur in up to 2% of neonates, and the spectrum of potential causes is
broad. Prompt and thorough evaluation with a main focus on kidney disease is key for …

Advances in neonatology have led to increased recognition of neonatal hypertension.
Additionally, neonatal hypertension may become more prevalent with increasing survival …

There has been a growing interest among neonatologists and paediatricians regarding
identification and evaluation of hypertension in the neonatal period. Despite the emergent …