… preterm neonates. Our results show that when 1 fixed body weight–based dose is used for
all preterm neonates up to 32 weeks of gestation, and another for preterm neonates above 32 …

… equivalent, including 168 very preterm … neonatal assessments in a very preterm infant
cohort; both assessments demonstrated significant relationships, with each perinatal exposure …

… Importance Preterm birth is a leading cause of neonatal mortality, with a variety of … , and
proportions of these variables were equal among cases and control participants. Consistent with …

… The previous studies estimated the association between PM 2.5 (particulate matter with
aerodynamic diameter less than or equal to 2.5 μm) exposure during pregnancy and preterm …

… -term infants than we found in our preterm population at term equivalent. Although the term
… exposed to other factors in the NICU that were not captured in this study. Although perinatal …

… than girls despite equal exposure to antenatal corticosteroids. To further investigate the effect
of antenatal corticosteroid use on neonatal mortality, Fanaroff compared neonatal death in …

… use in preterm neonates and poorer hippocampal growth leading up to term equivalent age
… Apart from exposure to sound, preterm infants are also exposed to other ototoxic agents like …

… in the extremely preterm infant (24-25 weeks gestation) to 13 by term equivalent age. Due to
… Our findings suggest that environmental sound and language exposure in the private room …

… exposure to the pro-inflammatory environment associated with preterm birth would lead to
fetal and neonatal … Whole blood and controls were incubated with an equal volume of RPMI-…

… in preterm infants. This limitation, however, was recently overcome.14 In this study, we aimed
to quantify stressful exposures among hospitalized preterm infants … at term equivalent age. …