Examples of using Preterms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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During the first year of life, special attention should be given to preterms' motor progress,
The group of preterms randomized to receive intervention was stimulated using the program proposed by Fucile et al. during gavage.
It is calculated that every year around 15,000 preterms at risk of ROP survive,
Nevertheless, in that study preterms were given parenteral nutrition
Insulin hyperglycemia control in parenteral nutrition preterms has been questioned due to the harmful hypoglycemic episodes effects in these newborns.
Another, conducted with 72 mothers of preterms with very low weight showed an increase in EBF rates
Intolerance of enteral feeding makes preterms' development problematic when early parenteral nutrition is not introduced with an adequate supply of amino acids.
Among the preterms, 16 13.2% were classified as RNPT-AIG
Notwithstanding, studies relating the presence of neonatal sepsis in extreme preterms with increased occurrence of PVL are rare
All children were assessed at 12, 15 and 18 months of age corrected age for preterms.
metabolic acidosis in preterms with birth weights less than 1,250 g.
The type of ischemic damage to the white matter can define the problems that will be observed as extreme preterms progress.
CommScope offers two new fiber cable fitting kits that provide more patching capacity for MPO preterms on CommScope HD, UD and EHD panels.
only 4.4% preterms.
It is not easy to predict the development prognosis of ELW preterms because it depends on a complex interaction of biological and environmental factors acting on the immature
They recommended special attention to the immunization of preterms, with emphasis on the administration of vaccines at the correct chronological age
In the present trial, there were no preterms who developed NEC;
an imminent risk of severe cerebral hemorrhage for extreme preterms.
Concerns with the potential adverse effects of diet on the renal function of preterms is justified, since the point of renal maturity is at around 34 weeks' gestational age,
making it possible to detect white matter abnormalities in the brains of preterms before conventional NMR.