BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Infants born preterm are significantly lighter and shorter
on reaching term equivalent age (TEA) than are those born at term, but the relation with …

Background: The achievement of adequate nutritional intakes in preterm infants is
challenging and may explain the poor growth often seen in this group. The use of early …

High osmolality of infant feed reflects a high concentration of solute particles and has been
implicated as a cause of necrotising enterocolitis. Evidence for direct intestinal mucosal …

A systematic review with meta‐analysis was carried out to investigate the effects of
increased nutritional intake, via either macronutrient or multinutrient intervention, during the …

Long chain polyunsaturated fatty acid composition of plasma choline phosphoglycerides
has been measured at birth in 22 preterm infants. Positive correlations were found between …

Objectives We aimed to improve the nutritional care of preterm infants by developing a
complex (multifaceted) intervention intended to translate current evidence into practice. We …

Long‐chain polyunsaturated fatty acid (LCPUFA) composition of choline phosphoglycerides
was measured in the plasma of 22 preterm infants at birth and at expected date of delivery …

Adequate nutrition and growth during the neonatal period are important, especially for
preterm infants, for whom there is evidence of poor nutrient intakes and growth, and this has …

Developing a new screening tool for nutritional risk in neonatal intensive care Developing a
new screening tool for nutritional risk in neonatal intensive care Acta Paediatr. 2015 Feb;104(2):e90-3 …

The article presents a study that investigates the quality of health and nutrition of preterm
infants in Great Britain. Researchers found that preterm children are at risk of developing …