… in preterm neonates were … closure with post-natal age and higher spontaneous closure
rates in studies that also included patients with higher gestational ages. Spontaneous closure, …

… Approximately one-third (n = 66) were treated with at least 1 course of PDA medical therapy
during their neonatal intensive care unit stay. Of those, 47% received indomethacin, 42% …

… presented an infant who had developed spontaneous intestinal perforation related with …
received enteral paracetamol treatment in our neonatal unit. Enteral paracetamol was given …

… Finally, the cardiologist did not confirm a small apical ventricular septal defect in an infant
evaluated six months later, but a spontaneous closure could have occurred overtime (Table 2). …

… closure and were assigned for surgical ligation. The group of non-hsPDA showed spontaneous
closure … Prophylactic therapy has gradually fallen out of favor and neonatal units have …

… ) admitted to tertiary neonatal units are screened using … their PDA would have closed
spontaneously. Symptomatic treatment … PDA is more likely to close spontaneously. In addition, the …

… ENVISOR C Echocardiography unit with neonatal probe S12 (… afterwards to detect spontaneous
closure before endpoint of … High rate of spontaneous closure can be explained by large …

… The distribution of neonates according to certain characteristics of their mothers: The age of
… In this study, neonates were born by cesarean section 76.7%, and 23.3% by spontaneous …

… This study aimed to establish the rate of spontaneous closure of IACs diagnosed in the
neonatal period and predict the need for subsequent evaluation according to various factors, …

… Our results revealed that cases with spontaneous closure of PDA had statistically significant
higher level PDGF at 5 days (Table 8). Sensitivity and specificity of PDGF in diagnosis PDA …