… who were admitted to our tertiary neonatal unit. PDA was confirmed on echocardiography in
… Chance of spontaneous closure is likely during the first year of corrected age. Cardiological …

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

… PDA and 28 (17%) had a spontaneous closure of PDA. … does not influence the pharmacological
closure of PDA with … for the closure of PDA[11] in many neonatal intensive care units. …

… VSDs mainly diagnosed in the neonatal period. Therefore it … and the rate of spontaneous
closure was higher although not … 12 months will give a very high rate of spontaneous closure. …

… closure and birth weight, maternal medication, or duration of labor. We conclude that ductal
patency is common in the normal newborn infant, and that spontaneous closure … neonates, …

… We distinguished infants who had spontaneous closure of … spontaneous closure of PDA, 17
infants (50%) had a closure … lower likelihood of PDA spontaneous closure, and higher risk of …

… ) 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 …

… , the closure rate was 90.6%(154/170), therefore the incidence of PDA in premature neonates
… To predict the spontaneous closure of PDA in preterm neonates within 7 days after birth by …

… PDA treatment, partly because of the high spontaneous closure rate and the high incidence
of open … models adjusted for GA and with the neonatal unit as the random effect variable and …

… Spontaneous closure of the patent ductus arteriosus in very low birth weight infants
following discharge from the neonatal unit. Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 2009; 94: F48–F50. …