… Thus, in view of premature newborns' feeding difficulties, the objective of the present study
… We excluded those articles addressing other types of artificial or complementary feeding. All …

… showed no significant differences by feeding type. At six years, infants born small for GA had
… ; however, they achieved significantly lower weight and length irrespective of feeding type. …

… the premature (PT) infant may reflect difficult adaptation to oxygen. We hypothesized that
feeding including formula feeding (F) and feeding … Therefore, 65 PT infants (birth weight: 1146 ± …

… premature infants fed human milk or formula supplemented with LCPUFAs, compared with
… infants fed standard formula. Although we studied brainstem maturation in premature infants …

… , but do not assess the combined effects of time of initiation of feeding, tube-feeding method,
and type of milk used. Either singly or in combination, these treatments may affect growth, …

… of feeding, ie, from nipple, medicine dropper or gavage, whichever is indicated by the
individual infant's … of nursing care will also help determine the choice of the method of feeding, …

… An increasing number of EP children are being referred for treatment of feeding problems,
including eating only a few types of food or very small portions, difficulty transitioning to …

… premature infants have higher rates of energy expenditure and diet-induced thermogenesis
during intermittent feeding compared with continuous feeding. … The order of feeding type was …

… ,17 A recent randomized comparison of premature infants fed fortified human milk (… of
feeding strategies in premature infants (time of initiation of feeding, tube-feeding method, and type …

… in managing new and more sophisticated types of food and in using new feeding modalities
(eg, fingers, cup, spoon), first with caregiver assistance and, by 12 months, with some …