Titlebook: Neonatology; A Practical Approach Giuseppe Buonocore,Rodolfo Bracci,Michael Weindlin Living reference work 2020Latest edition Cardiovascul

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Early Markers of Poor Outcome in Neonatal Medicine,defects, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorders, and behavioral problems, especially at school age. Neuroimaging needs to be accompanied by an accurate clinical assessment of the functional repertoire of the infant, which varies according to the stage of development.

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Organization of Perinatal Care: Training of Doctors and Nurses,ation of neonatal care, and new data on the relationship between throughput and outcome are driving centralization of care for the smallest and sickest children. In this chapter, the elements of service organization are described.

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Quality of Neonatal Intensive Care and Outcome for High-Risk Newborn Infants,hapter. Improving quality of care can additionally be achieved by implementing modern, effective, evidence-based methods of knowledge translation in order to increase the use of evidence-based healthcare.

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Epigenetic Mechanisms,environmental variations alter predisposition to chronic metabolic and cardiovascular disease at maturity and that this is mediated by epigenetic processes. The potential for reversibility of developmentally induced epigenetic changes is discussed.

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The Fetus at Risk: Chorioamnionitis,ssociated with CP in near-term/term pregnancies and additional adverse outcomes in very preterm pregnancies. HCA combined with intrauterine growth restriction or placental perfusion defect strongly associates with neurological problems. Causes and consequences of HCA remain to be studied.

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Risk Factors for Gestational Diseases,e of the pathogenetic mechanisms leading to these conditions is very important in order to recognize women at risk and to perform the strategies for preventing their onset and reducing associated morbidity and mortality.

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In Vitro Fertilization and Multiple Pregnancies,g the reproductive strategies, as evidenced by delayed parenthood and the reduction in family size (Astolfi et al. 2003). In addition to this expected twinning rate due to advancing maternal age, there is also evidence that natural twinning has increased in women who have been exposed to assisted reproduction technologies (Bortolus et al. 1999).