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期刊名:Advances in neonatal care

缩写:ADV NEONAT CARE

ISSN:1536-0903

e-ISSN:1536-0911

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Nimmy Georgekutty,Priya Govindaswamy,Charmaine Richards et al. Nimmy Georgekutty et al.
Background: Ostomy formation is often a necessary surgical intervention in neonates with congenital gastrointestinal or genitourinary conditions or related to a disease process; however, it poses significant challenges in...
Yue Li,Liming Yang,Qiong Chen et al. Yue Li et al.
Background: The newborn period is a critical phase in the clinical management of patients with ichthyosis. However, there are no clinical guidelines for the care of ichthyosis in newborns. Awareness of ichthyosis among he...
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Background: Maternal voice exposure provides significant neurodevelopmental benefits for preterm infants, yet its integration into routine clinical care remains inconsistent. Understanding the "knowledge-to-action" gap is...
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Background: Chrononutrition refers to aligning nutrient intake with biological rhythms, and human milk demonstrates natural circadian variation. In neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), infants often receive expressed mi...
Erik Koning,Arend F Bos,Elisabeth M W Kooi et al. Erik Koning et al.
Background: Pain assessment in preterm infants is challenging because of the absence of an objective reference standard, as self-report is not possible. Behavioral tools, including the COMFORTneo scale, are used in NICUs ...
Laura Collados-Gómez,Álvaro Solaz-García,Lucía Jimenez-Fernández et al. Laura Collados-Gómez et al.
Background: Extremely preterm infants are highly vulnerable to hypothermia because of immature thermoregulation and increased heat loss. Kangaroo mother care (KMC) is an evidence-based intervention associated with improve...