… Increased proportion of deaths and need for surgery in the supportive care group may be
confounded by our finding that infants with major birth defects were less likely to receive TH. …

… At admission, patients were divided into four subgroups: hypoxic and non-hypoxic patients
and opioid-naïve and patients pre-treated with strong opioids. All patients suffered from mild …

… It is important to standardize the definition and etiology of encephalopathy to confirm mild
HIE and exclude other etiologies. We provide a detailed algorithm of care perform that includes …

… response to mild hypoxemia documented in our study remain unclear. An hypoxic ventilatory
… Hypoxic ventilatory response was, however, not present or minimal in our patients under …

… of Infants at Highest Risk for Development of Hypoxic-Ischemic Brain Injury Supportive
Care … during mild therapeutic hypothermia and rewarming in infants with hypoxicischemic …

… hypoxic insult, but appropriate therapeutic intervention and early establishment of
cardiorespiratory support … dose-related cerebral lactic acidosis which accompanied a mild …

… of oxygen delivery that is adequate to avoid tissue hypoxia while minimizing the detrimental
effects of the often toxic ventilatory support required to maintain normal arterial oxygenation. …

… As such, and because we restricted inclusions to mild to moderately hypoxemic patients,
desaturation less than 80% happened in only eight patients. Strengths of our study lie in the …

… We evaluated the outcomes of duration of hospital stay in tertiary care NICU, duration of
any respiratory support (invasive or noninvasive), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) …

… in an affected infant after hypoxia-ischemia likely will have to … infant who has sustained a
hypoxic-ischemic insult and is at … of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, (2) supportive care to …