… of improving preterm new-born outcomes is not recommended, regardless of cephalic or
breech presentation [11]. National guidelines from Denmark and … A Cochrane review from 2013 …

… An important strategy to improve survival free of major … early 1990s, 21 caffeine in the 2000s,
22 and magnesium sulfate in … study of 325 outborn and 2013 inborn infants born <29 weeks’ …

… care have led to improved survival of premature infants. … Another limitation is that the
number of very preterm children (… only for children born during 2000–2017. Therefore, 5% of …

… Results: The study included 141 extremely and 210 very preterm live-born children, and
among these 87 and 199 survived to discharge, respectively. The full-scale IQ was not …

… in Denmark, we observed an association between season during gestation and extremely
preterm birth. Winter was associated with the lowest rate of extremely preterm birth, whereas …

… reporting that their children are receiving follow-up services at 5 years of age in these
countries using data from an area-based cohort of very preterm births in 2011/12 (N = 3635). …

… trend toward increased survival for EP infants, strategies targeting survival of EP infants with
… In the United States, a study of infants born in New Jersey between 2000 and 2018 at 23 to …

… : Children born preterm are believed to be at increased risk … The increased survival rate of
extremely preterm children may … 26/1000 preterm children in the 1980s to 15/1000 in 2000s. …

… in individuals born very preterm or with very low birthweight … , Sweden, Denmark, and Finland
for individuals born between 1967 … Improved survival after preterm birth is among the most …

… PPHN in very preterm neonates is rare and had an increase of … ) in VLBW infants[34] and
8.1% in extremely preterm births.[… outcomes for extremely preterm infants in the US, 2013–2018…