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ObjectivesOral feeding introduction is challenging in Neonates Intensive Care Unit (NICU) daily care with limited measuring methods. Our study aimed to depict the oral feeding related features in neonates with critical conditions who were administered to
Jinwei Feng +6 more
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Purpose to analyze the influence of nonnutritive sucking stimulation with the gloved finger technique on readiness and the transition from gastric to oral feeding in very low birthweigth premature infants.
Cristina Ide Fujinaga (4894453) +3 more
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Background:Oral feeding competency among preterm neonates is a key criterion for hospital discharge. It is often delayed for preterm neonates until 34 weeks of gestation, as it is considered that their feeding readiness is established thereafter. However,
Ali, Reema Roshan
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BackgroundPreterm infants often experience physiological instability and immature feeding coordination, which can delay the transition to oral feeding and prolong hospitalization.
Dewi Irianti +3 more
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Background: Neonatal health assessment is crucial for detecting and intervening in various disorders. Traditional gene expression analysis methods often require invasive procedures during sample collection, which may not be feasible or ideal for preterm infants.
Leonardo Henrique Ferreira Gomes +9 more
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Cue-Based Oral Feeding Protocols
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the use of two feeding protocols. Both feeding protocols included the implementation of oral stimulation, the use of feeding readiness cues, and a quality of nippling scale. Infants were evaluated prior
Baas Rubarth, Lori, Selig, Cindy
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Oral Feeding Competences of Healthy Preterm Infants: A Review
Background. With increasing sophistication and technology, survival rates hugely improved among preterm infants admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit.
P Zagni +8 more
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A Low-Cost Device for Measuring Non-Nutritive Sucking in Newborns
Non-nutritive sucking (NNS) is an instinctive behavior in newborns, consisting of two stages: sucking and expression. It plays a critical role in preparing the infant for oral feeding.
Sebastian Lobos +5 more
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Assessment of Oral Feeding Readiness in Preterm Infants
Burcu AYKANAT GİRGİN, Duygu GÖZEN
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Oral feeding advance protocol.
Oral feeding advance protocol.
Suhas Nafday (6411128) +12 more
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