Acute Respiratory Disorders

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Acute Respiratory Disorders Jeffrey A. Whitsett Ward R. Rice Barbara B. Warner Susan E. Wert Gloria S. Pryhuber Successful adaptation to air breathing at the time of birth is the…

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Control of Breathing: Development, Apnea of Prematurity, Apparent Life-Threatening Events, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

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Control of Breathing: Development, Apnea of Prematurity, Apparent Life-Threatening Events, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Mark W. Thompson Carl E. Hunt The fetus makes breathing movements in utero and these movements…

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Multiple Gestations

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Multiple Gestations Mary E. Revenis Lauren A. Johnson-Robbins The incidence of twins, triplets, and higher-order multiple gestations now accounts for approximately 3% of all pregnancies in the United States. The…

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The Extremely Low-Birth-Weight Infant

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The Extremely Low-Birth-Weight Infant Apostolos Papageorgiou Ermelinda Pelausa Lajos Kovacs Tremendous progress in the survival of newborn infants has resulted in the need for population descriptors other than “premature” or…

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Thermal Regulation

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Thermal Regulation Michael Friedman Stephen Baumgart A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Tarnier was an obstetrician in Paris who first applied modern concepts of incubation to human infants starting around 1830 (1,2). Tarnier’s…

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Nutrition

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Nutrition Michael K. Georgieff The provision of nutrition to term and preterm newborn infants remains one of the most important aspects of neonatal care. With increasing survival rates among sick…

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Fluid and Electrolyte Management

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Fluid and Electrolyte Management Edward F. Bell William Oh Infants who are born prematurely or who are critically ill cannot regulate their own intake of fluids and nutrients. Moreover, enteral…

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General Care

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General Care Ian Laing This chapter describes the general care of the well infant and discusses how a pediatrician may meet the needs of the majority of families whose infants…

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