Extent of malnutrition in Egyptian neonatal intensive care unit /
Ebtessam Farouk Abdelbadieh
Extent of malnutrition in Egyptian neonatal intensive care unit / مدى احتمال حدوث مرض سوء التغذية للأطفال حديثى الولادة فى وحدات الرعاية المركزة للأطفال حديثة الولادة فى مصر Ebtessam Farouk Abdelbadieh ; Supervised Iman Fathy Iskander , Samar Mohamed Sabry , Khalil Abdelkhalek Mohamed - Cairo : Ebtessam Farouk Abdelbadieh , 2012 - 122P. : charts ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Pediatrics
Extrauterine growth restriction is an identifiable marker of severe nutritional deficit during the first weeks of life . Nutrition is becoming a key factor not only for the growth of the newborn infants during their hospital stay but also for their long well being . The two strategies , aggressive early PN and minimal enteral nutrition should enhance the overall nutritional health of the preterm infants as evidenced by less postanatal weight loss , an earlier return to birth weight and improved over all postanatal growth and outcome
Amino acid Blood urea nitrogen Chloride
Extent of malnutrition in Egyptian neonatal intensive care unit / مدى احتمال حدوث مرض سوء التغذية للأطفال حديثى الولادة فى وحدات الرعاية المركزة للأطفال حديثة الولادة فى مصر Ebtessam Farouk Abdelbadieh ; Supervised Iman Fathy Iskander , Samar Mohamed Sabry , Khalil Abdelkhalek Mohamed - Cairo : Ebtessam Farouk Abdelbadieh , 2012 - 122P. : charts ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Pediatrics
Extrauterine growth restriction is an identifiable marker of severe nutritional deficit during the first weeks of life . Nutrition is becoming a key factor not only for the growth of the newborn infants during their hospital stay but also for their long well being . The two strategies , aggressive early PN and minimal enteral nutrition should enhance the overall nutritional health of the preterm infants as evidenced by less postanatal weight loss , an earlier return to birth weight and improved over all postanatal growth and outcome
Amino acid Blood urea nitrogen Chloride