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quadgram	frequency
neonatal intensive care unit	120
low birth weight infants	87
very low birth weight	82
in the united states	76
a neonatal intensive care	64
in a neonatal intensive	60
at the time of	55
in very low birth	46
in infants and children	44
the neonatal intensive care	38
has been shown to	37
in the presence of	36
the first year of	34
the level of the	33
in the development of	33
than months of age	33
the relationship between the	32
has been associated with	32
at the level of	31
first year of life	31
infants and young children	31
respiratory syncytial virus infection	30
on the other hand	30
infants younger than months	30
of the temporal bone	29
in the absence of	29
in infants younger than	29
to the development of	28
a risk factor for	27
it is important to	27
the first months of	27
for the treatment of	27
in the neonatal intensive	27
the base of the	26
the development of the	26
the incidence of nec	26
first months of life	26
been shown to be	26
in the treatment of	26
have been associated with	26
is associated with a	26
at the same time	25
length of hospital stay	25
extremely low birth weight	25
is the most common	24
during the fi rst	24
is one of the	24
at months of age	23
younger than months of	23
an important role in	23
as well as the	23
lower respiratory tract infections	22
of respiratory syncytial virus	22
have been shown to	22
continuous positive airway pressure	22
the position of the	21
in the management of	21
on the basis of	21
of this study was	21
lower respiratory tract infection	21
in the pathogenesis of	21
infants of mothers with	21
as a result of	20
play a role in	20
late preterm infants of	20
pediatric intensive care unit	20
of the temporal bones	20
of the nasal cavities	20
this study was to	20
at term equivalent age	19
in infants and young	19
in the first year	19
of the cranial base	19
the first month of	19
with the development of	19
in the number of	19
fi bers of the	19
for the development of	19
the side of the	19
in the fi rst	19
as a cause of	18
of the frontal bone	18
review of the literature	18
first month of life	18
in children younger than	18
disease control and prevention	18
the end of the	18
human immunodeficiency virus type	18
somatic dysfunction of the	18
centers for disease control	18
american academy of pediatrics	18
to be associated with	18
the first days of	18
may be associated with	18
one of the most	18
the fi rst months	17
diagnosis and management of	17
infants and children with	17
on the side of	17
for disease control and	17
of the nasal cavity	17
in the first months	17
in infants with bronchiolitis	16
fi rst years of	16
children younger than years	16
neonatal intensive care units	16
neonatal eating outcome assessment	16
rst years of life	16
the body of the	16
the fi rst years	16
the intensive care unit	16
the upper respiratory tract	16
fi rst months of	16
and the development of	16
rst months of life	16
with congenital heart disease	16
the development of nec	15
in the case of	15
of expressed breast milk	15
at the end of	15
of human immunodeficiency virus	15
duration of exclusive breastfeeding	15
the hands of hcws	15
severe acute respiratory syndrome	14
and months of age	14
in the course of	14
base of the skull	14
an increase in the	14
there was no difference	14
in preterm infants with	14
than years of age	14
in the first month	14
an increased risk of	14
have been reported in	14
respiratory tract infections in	14
associated with an increased	14
with an increased risk	14
body of the sphenoid	14
with respiratory syncytial virus	14
transmission via breast milk	14
of necrotizing enterocolitis in	14
first days of life	13
low birth weight neonates	13
early and late onset	13
et al reported on	13
to months of age	13
of the paranasal sinuses	13
in up to of	13
transmission of hepatitis c	13
play an important role	13
for the prevention of	13
in late preterm infants	13
portion of the temporal	13
in the context of	13
a randomized controlled trial	13
between the two groups	13
respiratory tract infection in	13
may contribute to the	13
as well as in	13
more likely to be	13
there were no significant	13
sepsis and septic shock	13
during the course of	13
born to mothers with	13
fl oor of the	13
with a history of	13
studies have shown that	13
the function of the	13
be the result of	13
signs and symptoms of	13
the aim of this	13
a common cause of	13
reduce the incidence of	13
superior orbital fi ssure	13
has been demonstrated in	13
wing of the sphenoid	13
a role in the	12
of the soft palate	12
infants born to mothers	12
preterm infants at term	12
the shape of the	12
in neonates with sepsis	12
a wide range of	12
preterm and term infants	12
than year of age	12
committee on infectious diseases	12
the fl oor of	12
the first years of	12
the lower respiratory tract	12
of late preterm infants	12
in the intensive care	12
the severity of the	12
an increased risk for	12
been found to be	12
length of stay in	12
of the immune system	12
have been identified in	12
the pathogenesis of nec	12
of the most common	12
as part of the	12
if the child is	12
vertical transmission of hepatitis	12
the neonatal eating outcome	12
to years of age	12
after the onset of	12
west nile virus infection	12
breast milk has been	12
it has been suggested	12
transmission of human t	12
the mucosal immune system	12
outbreak in a neonatal	12
the superior orbital fi	12
and the use of	12
is referred to as	11
in vitro and in	11
there was a significant	11
it is appropriate to	11
can be used to	11
in the two groups	11
breast milk can be	11
at high risk for	11
in the mammary gland	11
there was no significant	11
are shown in table	11
was found to be	11
the risk for transmission	11
the petrous portion of	11
first years of life	11
infants at term equivalent	11
of the intestinal microbiota	11
important role in the	11
the most common cause	11
the development of a	11
in the delivery room	11
factors in human milk	11
the first hours of	11
the first weeks of	11
approved the final manuscript	11
group b streptococcal disease	11
acute respiratory distress syndrome	11
and late onset preeclampsia	11
the growth of the	11
in the prevention of	11
the first week of	11
in critically ill children	11
lateral wall of the	11
the development of asthma	11
in extremely low birth	11
the tip of the	11
has been found to	11
to regain birth weight	11
in the nicu setting	11
human colostrum and milk	11
a review of the	11
as the result of	11
is thought to be	11
systemic inflammatory response syndrome	11
child transmission of human	11
of nosocomial infection in	11
in relation to the	11
a single dose of	11
at the age of	11
were more likely to	11
of very low birth	11
increase the risk for	11
has been reported in	11
petrous portion of the	11
purpose of this study	11
the purpose of this	11
in addition to the	11
aim of this study	11
during the study period	11
as a source of	11
has been described in	11
of the infants with	11
during the first year	11
the use of a	10
significantly higher in the	10
to be related to	10
the infl uence of	10
in preterm and term	10
of hepatitis c virus	10
small for gestational age	10
is associated with increased	10
incidence of nec in	10
on fetus and newborn	10
through the birth canal	10
the presence of a	10
sepsis in very low	10
respiratory syncytial virus bronchiolitis	10
the lateral wall of	10
white blood cell count	10
t i o n	10
sudden infant death syndrome	10
first weeks of life	10
has been identified in	10
of the hyoid bone	10
in the preterm infant	10
were no significant differences	10
most of the time	10
infl ammation of the	10
morbidity and mortality in	10
in the neonatal period	10
preterm infants of mothers	10
the mean duration of	10
of the oral cavity	10
the aap committee on	10
is continuous with the	10
committee on fetus and	10
the head of the	10
in hospitalized infants with	10
infant vitamin d supplementation	10
the composition of the	10
the temporal bones and	10
hospital length of stay	10
of lower respiratory tract	10
prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis	10
host response to sepsis	10
in children and adults	10
to the base of	10
the acute phase of	10
in human milk and	10
the united states and	10
infants hospitalised with bronchiolitis	10
first week of life	10
the superior oblique muscle	10
increase the risk of	10
are more likely to	10
its relationship to the	10
on the development of	10
syncytial virus infection in	10
outcomes of late preterm	10
as much as possible	10
has been suggested that	10
reduce the risk of	10
may be employed to	10
the beginning of the	10
infants with respiratory syncytial	10
discharge from the hospital	10
respiratory syncytial virus infections	10
pulmonary hypertension of the	9
a broad range of	9
in the emergency department	9
risk for transmission of	9
of paramount importance in	9
the upper thoracic spine	9
of infants and children	9
in the breast milk	9
risk factors associated with	9
in exclusively breastfed infants	9
the duration of the	9
to be the most	9
and review of the	9
as a risk factor	9
in the group of	9
in neonatal intensive care	9
none of the infants	9
persistent pulmonary hypertension of	9
in the setting of	9
systematic review and meta	9
of the occipital bone	9
no significant difference in	9
was no difference in	9
as high as to	9
duration of hospital stay	9
the size of the	9
the number of days	9
the apex of the	9
associated with the development	9
the duration of breastfeeding	9
were included in the	9
the fi bers of	9
influenza a and b	9
infants with necrotizing enterocolitis	9
study was approved by	9
at years of age	9
infants with acute viral	9
anterior part of the	9
children with septic shock	9
of the intestinal tract	9
cause of nosocomial infection	9
in a newborn infant	9
at increased risk for	9
in the first hours	9
of infants born to	9
in the upper respiratory	9
acute lower respiratory tract	9
of infants in the	9
an intensive care unit	9
by months of age	9
be associated with a	9
should be encouraged to	9
in critically ill patients	9
from mother to infant	9
no significant differences in	9
has been isolated from	9
as soon as possible	9
the course of the	9
the occipital fl attening	9
the remainder of the	9
the fetus and newborn	9
in the first week	9
child transmission of hiv	9
has been reported to	9
the length of hospital	9
and the risk of	9
may be related to	9
maternal vitamin d supplementation	9
older children and adults	9
was no significant difference	9
and approved the final	9
most common cause of	9
final manuscript as submitted	9
the final manuscript as	9
in contact with the	9
the length of the	9
was higher in the	9
the roof of the	9
and the presence of	9
a prospective study of	9
one or more of	9
no difference in the	9
infection in young children	9
there is evidence that	9
is a common cause	9
referred to as the	8
role in the development	8
been proposed as a	8
regard to jurisdictional claims	8
base of the tongue	8
the adaptive immune system	8
to reduce the risk	8
the intestinal microbiota in	8
in patients with nec	8
nature remains neutral with	8
in children and adolescents	8
the child should be	8
the mother and infant	8
bacterial colonization of the	8
children younger than months	8
of the cervical spine	8
of respiratory viral infections	8
with the use of	8
in the control group	8
neutral with regard to	8
hypertension of the newborn	8
a randomized clinical trial	8
increases the risk of	8
during the first hours	8
published maps and institutional	8
maps and institutional affiliations	8
resistant staphylococcus aureus in	8
diagnosis and treatment of	8
in published maps and	8
onset sepsis in very	8
the third trimester of	8
the median duration of	8
necrotizing enterocolitis in preterm	8
infection in a neonatal	8
the age of months	8
with acute viral bronchiolitis	8
to the length of	8
of the upper thoracic	8
campylobacter jejuni and campylobacter	8
be related to the	8
compared to term infants	8
claims in published maps	8
being the most frequent	8
the frontal bone and	8
in low birth weight	8
at the beginning of	8
of mother and infant	8
incidence of necrotizing enterocolitis	8
in infants less than	8
lymphatic drainage of the	8
should be directed at	8
infection in infants and	8
with the exception of	8
of hospital stay and	8
during the first days	8
enterocolitis in very low	8
are part of the	8
of the fetus and	8
are listed in table	8
breast milk from their	8
less than months of	8
younger than year of	8
identified in breast milk	8
in newborn infants with	8
breast milk is not	8
in infants with acute	8
may play a role	8
in front of the	8
control practices advisory committee	8
remains neutral with regard	8
infants less than months	8
the anterior part of	8
risk factors for nec	8
it is necessary to	8
the upper and lower	8
more likely to have	8
the length of oxygen	8
this is the first	8
particular attention to the	8
are the most common	8
were admitted to the	8
during the period of	8
of acute viral bronchiolitis	8
and its relationship to	8
the results of a	8
jurisdictional claims in published	8
expressed breast milk can	8
is considered to be	8
was approved by the	8
the incidence of neonatal	8
included in the study	8
mg kg q h	8
in an intensive care	8
infants with acute bronchiolitis	8
the cranial base and	8
a major cause of	8
may be due to	8
been identified in breast	8
is a risk factor	8
it has been shown	8
in older children and	8
with the mother or	8
the age of the	8
upper respiratory tract infection	8
been identified in human	8
with regard to jurisdictional	8
of the upper respiratory	8
a prospective cohort study	8
the clinical course of	8
i n f e	8
in the present study	8
term infants with nec	8
preterm compared to term	8
in breast milk and	8
in the study group	8
one year of age	8
of morbidity and mortality	8
is attached to the	8
springer nature remains neutral	8
of the fi rst	8
a systematic review and	8
the centers for disease	8
jejuni and campylobacter coli	8
to jurisdictional claims in	8
a family history of	8
it is possible that	7
lower respiratory tract illness	7
has been suggested as	7
months of age and	7
the time of presentation	7
the hyoid bone and	7
separation of mother and	7
in children with septic	7
st year of life	7
be the most common	7
over a period of	7
between and months of	7
in the range of	7
the tip of their	7
are summarized in table	7
the relationships between the	7
has been demonstrated to	7
in the gi tract	7
and risk factors for	7
the squamous portion of	7
of rotavirus infection in	7
and management of the	7
increase in the number	7
of the orbit is	7
and years of age	7
of obstetricians and gynecologists	7
of mothers with early	7
identified in human milk	7
in any of the	7
are at risk for	7
studies have suggested that	7
processes of the temporal	7
for at least hours	7
infants in the first	7
may be the result	7
plays an important role	7
an increase of the	7
may or may not	7
and shape of the	7
the objective of this	7
contribute to the development	7
of west nile virus	7
benefits of human milk	7
that they have no	7
the use of antibiotics	7
the movement of the	7
in the length of	7
should be considered in	7
for the diagnosis of	7
for more than days	7
are at increased risk	7
evaluation and treatment of	7
paediatric intensive care unit	7
a wide variety of	7
does not seem to	7
greater wing of the	7
have been found to	7
the host response to	7
are likely to be	7
that may contribute to	7
were significantly higher in	7
and the length of	7
a total of infants	7
during a period of	7
of the lack of	7
nasal continuous positive airway	7
in a neonatal unit	7
in infants with rw	7
the first few days	7
and lower respiratory tract	7
an outbreak of diarrhea	7
the preterm and full	7
the differential diagnosis of	7
we did not find	7
can be associated with	7
serious bacterial infection in	7
in the third trimester	7
note springer nature remains	7
between the occiput and	7
vitro and in vivo	7
for at least months	7
of the gastrointestinal tract	7
the treatment of choice	7
college of obstetricians and	7
respiratory syncytial virus in	7
and multiple organ failure	7
in the incidence of	7
have been implicated in	7
infections in the nicu	7
closely related to the	7
declare that they have	7
of the mucosal immune	7
the motion of the	7
e a r s	7
time to reach full	7
a clinical diagnosis of	7
and management of bronchiolitis	7
under years of age	7
in umbilical cord blood	7
is related to the	7
the impact of this	7
for the presence of	7
for the use of	7
has been detected in	7
for the duration of	7
fetus and newborn infant	7
the infant in case	7
under the age of	7
the age of years	7
the tongue and the	7
in the first few	7
and development of the	7
with chronic lung disease	7
no reason exists to	7
increased risk for infection	7
is located between the	7
in children with severe	7
been associated with a	7
of the present study	7
y e a r	7
factors in breast milk	7
increases the risk for	7
the temporal bone and	7
has been found in	7
if the infant is	7
in the gastrointestinal tract	7
and is associated with	7
the authors declare that	7
as well as a	7
time to regain birth	7
year of age in	7
during the neonatal period	7
by the age of	7
is frequently associated with	7
the mode of feeding	7
the cervical spine and	7
enterocolitis in preterm infants	7
composition of the intestinal	7
passage through the birth	7
the use of the	7
a large number of	7
to achieve full feeds	7
infection in premature infants	7
authors declare that they	7
the american academy of	7
upper thoracic and cervical	7
in human colostrum and	7
any dysfunction of the	7
the breast milk of	7
for the management of	7
study was to investigate	7
in pediatric intensive care	7
of mothers with preeclampsia	7
a higher incidence of	7
has been proposed as	7
in children with bronchiolitis	7
at ml kg day	7
infection control practices advisory	7
in the diagnosis of	7
not significantly different between	7
squamous portion of the	7
appears to be the	7
study was to determine	7
infections in the united	7
at least one lrti	7
has been described as	7
the central nervous system	7
children under years of	7
serious bacterial infections in	7
significant differences in the	7
styloid processes of the	7
associated with a lower	7
central nervous system involvement	6
the posterior border of	6
pediatric intensive care units	6
transmission through breast milk	6
risk factors for sepsis	6
has been used in	6
found in breast milk	6
of the maxilla and	6
as early as possible	6
it is reasonable to	6
of the orbicularis oculi	6
colostrum and breast milk	6
health and human development	6
found in human milk	6
e n t e	6
been associated with increased	6
n a l p	6
fl ow nasal cannula	6
p r t e	6
the site of infection	6
of asthma and allergic	6
has been estimated to	6
level of the mucosa	6
droplets of vitamin a	6
the treatment of bronchiolitis	6
of the maxillary sinus	6
and respiratory syncytial virus	6
should also be considered	6
was a significant correlation	6
of the pt and	6
be as high as	6
by years of age	6
the duration of exclusive	6
infectious diseases of the	6
a significant correlation between	6
with increased rates of	6
the presence or absence	6
in the upper thoracic	6
tip of the tongue	6
no conflict of interest	6
as one of the	6
the rest of the	6
infants in the nicu	6
it is likely that	6
infection in preterm infants	6
diseases of the fetus	6
of the hands of	6
observe the relationship between	6
anterior displacement of the	6
in a cohort of	6
has been shown that	6
intraosseous dysfunction of the	6
to maintain an appropriate	6
been described as a	6
the committee on infectious	6
u r n a	6
the results of the	6
are at high risk	6
herpes simplex virus infection	6
than days of age	6
somatic dysfunction affecting the	6
of child health and	6
the importance of the	6
with a clinical diagnosis	6
lesser wing of the	6
in the supine position	6
child health and human	6
osteopathic procedures may be	6
in the rate of	6
incidence of nec among	6
portion of the occiput	6
for respiratory syncytial virus	6
somatic dysfunction should be	6
the infant should be	6
under the infl uence	6
on the surface of	6
the total number of	6
of the intestinal mucosa	6
the effect of the	6
the incidence of necrotizing	6
an important cause of	6
the ability of the	6
between the ages of	6
as shown in table	6
this study was approved	6
a small number of	6
r t e d	6
hbig and hbv vaccine	6
american college of obstetricians	6
the number of children	6
can be caused by	6
the identifi cation of	6
of the occipital fl	6
report of the committee	6
be explained by the	6
surface of the maxilla	6
be considered in the	6
of the mammary gland	6
side of the occipital	6
a significant number of	6
is the result of	6
first few days of	6
a small amount of	6
was to investigate the	6
the area of the	6
with early onset preeclampsia	6
in infants who were	6
et al examined the	6
with that of the	6
lung disease of prematurity	6
have no conflict of	6
with severe acute respiratory	6
n t e r	6
two years of age	6
not been shown to	6
posterior border of the	6
of the committee on	6
the enteric nervous system	6
as well as to	6
intestinal microbiota in early	6
of vitamin a in	6
been identified in the	6
in a tertiary care	6
are considered to be	6
third trimester of pregnancy	6
under months of age	6
within the fi rst	6
should be sought out	6
of breast milk in	6
from t to t	6
detection of rotavirus in	6
studies have demonstrated that	6
the upper thoracic and	6
preterm infants and full	6
role in the pathogenesis	6
than in older children	6
part of the tongue	6
chronic lung disease of	6
after the first dose	6
advisory committee on immunization	6
tsh and low t	6
preterm and term neonates	6
of the respiratory system	6
milk can be given	6
during the first months	6
the inherent motility of	6
a lower rate of	6
the case of a	6
in view of the	6
reported in the literature	6
months of age with	6
to an intensive care	6
of this study is	6
the occiput and temporal	6
and the need for	6
l p r e	6
the host immune response	6
jirovecii was detected in	6
on the frontal bone	6
the styloid processes of	6
the direction of the	6
of infants with bronchiolitis	6
is believed to be	6
the back of the	6
and soft tissue infections	6
a higher risk of	6
to the presence of	6
the impact of the	6
in day care centers	6
around years of age	6
younger than years of	6
there were no differences	6
respiratory viral infection severity	6
in the stool of	6
the first postnatal day	6
risk factor for the	6
of human milk on	6
prevention and control of	6
in contrast to the	6
infant transmission of hepatitis	6
been reported to be	6
the infants in the	6
in children with a	6
the caregiver should be	6
significant morbidity and mortality	6
high tsh and low	6
the st year of	6
and a review of	6
otitis media with effusion	6
a l p r	6
forms part of the	6
in the majority of	6
of the risk of	6
hospital stay and oxygen	6
associated with increased risk	6
randomized controlled trial of	6
dysfunction of the cranial	6
the soft palate is	6
of enteroaggregative escherichia coli	6
breast milk or breastfeeding	6
single dose of nevirapine	6
the pediatric intensive care	6
r o o f	6
part of the anterior	6
the mother or parents	6
r n a l	6
the etiology of the	6
in a study of	6
are similar to those	6
of chronic lung disease	6
nichd neonatal research network	6
infants younger than year	6
j o u r	6
by respiratory syncytial virus	6
of the newborn infant	6
first hours of life	6
a decrease in the	6
of any of the	6
aap committee on fetus	6
the location of the	6
occiput and temporal bones	6
wings of the sphenoid	6
the high prevalence of	6
presence or absence of	6
p r o o	6
in a mother and	6
of the body of	6
during the first weeks	6
within the first days	6
risk for hiv transmission	6
amplitude of lower border	6
to reach full feeds	6
in preterm neonates with	6
been associated with the	6
a contraindication to breastfeeding	6
with respect to the	6
in the first postnatal	6
breast milk transmission of	6
paramount importance in the	6
on the day of	6
clinical diagnosis of bronchiolitis	6
need for mechanical ventilation	6
were higher in the	6
by means of the	6
in newborns and infants	6
in the mother and	6
infants younger than days	6
is based on the	6
indigenous infants hospitalised with	6
institute of child health	6
of the virus in	6
of the respiratory tract	6
is of paramount importance	6
this study is to	6
frontal bone and the	6
microbiota in early infancy	6
viral respiratory tract infections	6
low birth weight and	6
was significantly higher in	6
o u r n	6
a result of the	6
of serious bacterial infections	6
plate of the ethmoid	6
were admitted to our	6
for detection of rotavirus	6
was not statistically significant	6
national institute of child	6
course of the disease	6
committee on immunization practices	6
when infants were asymptomatic	6
reduced the incidence of	6
infants with and without	6
transmission to the infant	6
in length of stay	6
the activity of the	6
the risk for infection	6
on the hands of	6
of the sphenoid and	6
at increased risk of	6
was defined as the	6
in association with the	6
at higher risk of	6
been suggested as a	6
is not associated with	6
in children under years	6
transmission of human immunodeficiency	6
found in association with	6
younger than years old	6
or more of the	6
development of the immune	6
does not increase the	6
the role of the	6
of early childhood asthma	6
less than weeks of	6
breastfed infants compared with	6
age of the patient	5
the hospital after birth	5
may be responsible for	5
similar in both groups	5
younger than days of	5
it is difficult to	5
the global postural pattern	5
no evidence indicates that	5
a median of days	5
early onset neonatal sepsis	5
antibodies in breast milk	5
intensive care unit admission	5
the mode of delivery	5
length of stay and	5
tip of their tongue	5
extremely low gestational age	5
on the one hand	5
of hospital stay was	5
infants admitted to the	5
on the outcomes of	5
of at least one	5
as a complication of	5
in breast milk in	5
of pertussis in infants	5
a significant decrease in	5
a safe and effective	5
has not been demonstrated	5
of neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis	5
as compared with adults	5
of the prism score	5
management of infants and	5
at less than weeks	5
severe respiratory syncytial virus	5
infection control and epidemiology	5
in infants and adults	5
of the nasolacrimal duct	5
under the control of	5
by the end of	5
and tongue during sucking	5
at the university of	5
by the presence of	5
the increased risk for	5
l i t i	5
should be performed to	5
the skin of the	5
academy of pediatrics and	5
it is imperative that	5
a retrospective cohort study	5
to be responsible for	5
within the first h	5
maintain an appropriate state	5
to the developing brain	5
children with respiratory failure	5
given to the infant	5
of early and late	5
the nasal bones and	5
risk of serious bacterial	5
incidence and risk factors	5
dysfunction of the upper	5
present study was to	5
use of human milk	5
born in the s	5
of the importance of	5
a limited number of	5
to the increased risk	5
paying particular attention to	5
was significantly lower in	5
to prevent transmission of	5
the development of an	5
can be prevented by	5
is closely related to	5
have been used to	5
there were no deaths	5
intubation and mechanical ventilation	5
the nasal cavities and	5
in of the cases	5
infants with recurrent wheezing	5
of the petrous portion	5
difference between the two	5
fi bers from the	5
are present in the	5
in preterm infants at	5
of necrotizing enterocolitis associated	5
a significant proportion of	5
of pediatric intensive care	5
is also associated with	5
acute otitis media in	5
unit an outbreak of	5
jaw and tongue during	5
the diagnosis is made	5
tract infections in children	5
is associated with an	5
from mother to child	5
in breast milk has	5
days to full enteral	5
some of the most	5
the movements of the	5
campylobacter enteritis associated with	5
that have been associated	5
in the first years	5
in extremely preterm infants	5
have been described in	5
and h after the	5
contributes to the development	5
role of breastfeeding in	5
report and review of	5
relationship between the occiput	5
their effect on the	5
prevention of bronchopulmonary dysplasia	5
risk of breast cancer	5
in colostrum and breast	5
to late preterm infants	5
infants are at risk	5
years of age it	5
was to determine the	5
in breast milk of	5
on diagnosis and management	5
and young children with	5
lymphotropic virus type ii	5
term and preterm infants	5
they have no conflict	5
higher education and research	5
severe sepsis and septic	5
dna in breast milk	5
significantly lower in epoch	5
somatic dysfunction in the	5
the mammary gland and	5
procedures should be employed	5
of breast milk or	5
infection via breast milk	5
in the evaluation of	5
neonatal herpes simplex virus	5
infants and their biological	5
research is needed to	5
isolated from infants with	5
and duration of breastfeeding	5
from months to years	5
of hcv rna in	5
other parts of the	5
days of life and	5
fl attening on the	5
can be given to	5
in children less than	5
exposure to tobacco smoke	5
prolonged rupture of membranes	5
h after the first	5
year of life is	5
are related to the	5
the gastrointestinal tract of	5
an important part of	5
treatment of choice for	5
to assess the impact	5
use of antibiotics in	5
the time of the	5
development of necrotizing enterocolitis	5
than weeks of age	5
to reduce the incidence	5
are involved in the	5
for the evaluation of	5
during the acute phase	5
with regard to the	5
to respiratory syncytial virus	5
a member of the	5
necrotizing enterocolitis in very	5
respiratory syncytial virus and	5
outbreak of necrotizing enterocolitis	5
effect of human milk	5
west nile virus illness	5
few days of life	5
in the oral cavity	5
continuous feeding and intermittent	5
plasminogen activator inhibitor type	5
of neonatal intensive care	5
the soft palate and	5
of risk factors for	5
the cervical and thoracic	5
approved for use in	5
the lumen of the	5
in young febrile infants	5
breast milk should be	5
intensive care unit a	5
should be paid to	5
all infants in the	5
between and weeks gestation	5
in human milk is	5
and after cardiac surgery	5
b streptococcal disease in	5
of the orbicularis oris	5
time to achieve full	5
the different parts of	5
the number of infants	5
to the cranial base	5
immune response to sepsis	5
the orbicularis oris muscle	5
was similar to that	5
is connected to the	5
to the cervical spine	5
fl exion of the	5
infants in the study	5
process of the maxilla	5
with low birth weight	5
outbreak of diarrhea in	5
associated with severe sepsis	5
independent risk factor for	5
for infants and children	5
parts of the world	5
of bronchopulmonary dysplasia in	5
oor of the orbit	5
of passively acquired antibodies	5
human metapneumovirus and human	5
the white blood cell	5
risk factors for early	5
the ages of and	5
should be considered when	5
feeding versus intermittent bolus	5
milk has not been	5
the immunologic benefits of	5
in the hospital setting	5
on the incidence of	5
the petrous portions of	5
r e p r	5
of the tongue and	5
empirical antibiotic treatment is	5
mechanical ventilation and or	5
in neonatal sepsis and	5
sri ramachandra institute of	5
and approving the final	5
the lower part of	5
ramachandra institute of higher	5
in the prone position	5
on the use of	5
of the mandible and	5
of a pacifi er	5
in the middle ear	5
dysfunction of the thoracic	5
in a variety of	5
was detected in the	5
times more likely to	5
difference in time to	5
of necrotizing enterocolitis and	5
from patients with diarrhea	5
as a marker of	5
infection in the united	5
to full enteral feeds	5
hiv transmission via breastfeeding	5
in such a way	5
the same time as	5
colonization of the intestinal	5
the top of the	5
in the early onset	5
the neonatal host response	5
milk from their mothers	5
to hospital with bronchiolitis	5
of patent ductus arteriosus	5
the insertion of the	5
of an infectious agent	5
and their biological mothers	5
the jaw and tongue	5
the incidence of nosocomial	5
pregnant women with the	5
number of days of	5
based on gestational age	5
the child is old	5
growth and development of	5
milk has been shown	5
a systemic inflammatory response	5
of developmental age on	5
maternal history of asthma	5
acute kidney injury in	5
and infant vitamin d	5
of the study was	5
in human breast milk	5
necrotizing enterocolitis and death	5
assess the impact of	5
strain of the sbs	5
fi rst year of	5
discoordination of the jaw	5
the evaluation of asymptomatic	5
vitamin a in ml	5
not a contraindication to	5
in colostrum and milk	5
the right upper lobe	5
morbidity and mortality rates	5
are often associated with	5
was used as a	5
been estimated to be	5
the clinical manifestations of	5
no significant differences were	5
of higher education and	5
in human milk during	5
rst year of life	5
was discharged from the	5
n f e t	5
a pediatric intensive care	5
the innate immune system	5
over the last years	5
in the etiology of	5
is less common in	5
in the respiratory tract	5
did not correlate with	5
in human milk are	5
in the first days	5
the oral cavity and	5
at the start of	5
from breast milk is	5
breast milk in the	5
r i e s	5
the volume of the	5
it is thought that	5
portions of the temporal	5
be given to the	5
the lips and cheeks	5
intensive care unit nosocomial	5
size and shape of	5
between the tongue and	5
e p r t	5
to a variety of	5
by the use of	5
and the occurrence of	5
necrotizing enterocolitis in premature	5
has not been shown	5
than or equal to	5
has been implicated in	5
antibiotic treatment is associated	5
the work of breathing	5
children with nasal obstruction	5
cause of morbidity and	5
be directed at the	5
shown to be of	5
were not significantly different	5
have been reported to	5
the posterior pharyngeal wall	5
also been associated with	5
understanding of the pathophysiology	5
in patients with chronic	5
of the primary outcome	5
it has been demonstrated	5
been r e p	5
the nichd neonatal research	5
the size and shape	5
portion of the pt	5
with particular attention to	5
the second year of	5
up to of children	5
the protective effect of	5
is known about the	5
the present study was	5
in a newborn nursery	5
in a group of	5
role of vitamin d	5
upper respiratory tract infections	5
anterior wall of the	5
lung function in infants	5
al reported on the	5
at the mucosal level	5
associated with increased rates	5
et al showed that	5
a retrospective study of	5
infants compared with formula	5
initial empirical antibiotic treatment	5
for a mean of	5
treatment of the mother	5
treatment is associated with	5
age of onset of	5
inability to maintain an	5
different parts of the	5
children with congenital heart	5
the pelvic fl oor	5
has not been evaluated	5
infants through breast milk	5
been shown to increase	5
are at higher risk	5
a positive effect on	5
to the production of	5
prevention and treatment of	5
on day of life	5
are also associated with	5
in the newborn infant	5
infants with chronic lung	5
for use in children	5
be associated with an	5
human respiratory syncytial virus	5
are located in the	5
source of an outbreak	5
also be associated with	5
the lesser wing of	5
mothers with early onset	5
necrotizing enterocolitis associated with	5
i t i s	5
of the lower respiratory	5
family history of asthma	5
cell leukemia virus type	5
institute of higher education	5
for the detection of	5
of the superior oblique	5
position of the tongue	5
between and years of	5
the fi rst year	5
born to mothers who	5
child is old enough	5
blood saturation in the	5
eligible for the study	5
infant respiratory viral infection	5
lateral aspects of the	5
final version of the	5
the quality of life	5
in infants with a	5
has also been associated	5
objective of this study	5
inherent motility of the	5
the routine use of	5
the internal carotid plexus	5
the majority of cases	5
at low risk of	5
infl uenced by the	5
case report and review	5
in the sagittal plane	5
neonatal group b streptococcal	5
in the direction of	5
the levator palpebrae superioris	5
should be considered as	5
women with the covid	5
of the orbit and	5
at weeks of age	5
in the peripheral blood	5
were excluded from the	5
during the birth process	5
are likely to have	5
with increased risk for	5
in the current study	5
via breast milk is	5
at high risk of	5
febrile infants younger than	5
of the infants were	5
of the craniosacral mechanism	5
with a birth weight	5
of children with bronchiolitis	5
in infants of mothers	5
the superior nuchal line	5
risk factors for nosocomial	5
a large body of	5
transmitted through breast milk	5
of clinical and laboratory	5
of age in the	5
petrous portions of the	5
signs of respiratory distress	5
the final version of	5
the upper respiratory system	5
human milk during the	5
version of the manuscript	5
and the duration of	5
of stay in the	5
cancer of the breast	5
are associated with the	5
third of the tongue	5
caused by respiratory syncytial	5
in infants in the	5
of the jaw and	5
in early onset preeclampsia	5
is often associated with	5
benefits of breast milk	5
in addition to standard	5
infection in children with	5
between the frontal bone	4
and central nervous system	4
the first cause of	4
the mucosa of the	4
being the most common	4
the angle between the	4
cytokines in breast milk	4
than month of age	4
the group of children	4
of pediatrics and american	4
newborn infants with sepsis	4
muscles originate from the	4
the greater and lesser	4
tests were used to	4
of gastric contents into	4
in an attempt to	4
reduction of masseter muscle	4
muscles of the tongue	4
a mean of days	4
breast milk or formula	4
in the serum of	4
the mobility of the	4
asthma and allergic diseases	4
between oxygen delivery and	4
for infants and young	4
the spread of the	4
has also been shown	4
approximately years of age	4
the immune response to	4
necrotizing enterocolitis in the	4
wall of the nasal	4
the early onset preeclampsia	4
infants for whom breast	4
total body approach and	4
have been demonstrated in	4
children by the age	4
of these cells in	4
in part because of	4
the revised feeding protocol	4
in conjunction with the	4
blood and breast milk	4
a key role in	4
did not change significantly	4
to an increase in	4
with the tip of	4
has not been well	4
this may be a	4
score change from birth	4
a t e r	4
one of the major	4
influencing the composition of	4
mode of delivery and	4
children in the united	4
to the care of	4
during the third trimester	4
in the stools of	4
during passage through the	4
in preterm compared to	4
h n infl uenza	4
of age and is	4
expressed breast milk is	4
greater wings of the	4
before and after cardiac	4
an independent risk factor	4
risk factors and outcomes	4
that there is no	4
of the infants in	4
investigate the role of	4
the virus in the	4
the treatment of salmonella	4
should be given to	4
yet to be determined	4
identify the descriptive statistics	4
at the discretion of	4
infectious diseases society of	4
high frequency oscillatory ventilation	4
whole cell pertussis vaccine	4
preterm infants of normotensive	4
should be tested for	4
fi rst days of	4
staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome	4
also contribute to the	4
of acute otitis media	4
increased work of breathing	4
the inferior orbital fi	4
and tumor necrosis factor	4
of the manuscript submitted	4
risk factor for ph	4
lower respiratory tract disease	4
history and physical examination	4
sepsis risk factors for	4
aim of the study	4
in the ph group	4
a more severe course	4
is important in the	4
are applied to the	4
diarrheal disease caused by	4
is a cause of	4
digestion and absorption of	4
lower respiratory tract illnesses	4
by the fact that	4
severe lower respiratory tract	4
infected with human immunodeficiency	4
on the first day	4
on the immune system	4
to the frontal bone	4
the median age of	4
is consistent with a	4
the infant and the	4
can be found in	4
tract infection in young	4
may increase the risk	4
reduces the incidence of	4
a low incidence of	4
have a positive effect	4
drainage of the maxillary	4
for premature infants with	4
the source of an	4
the ph and no	4
may also be associated	4
definitions for sepsis and	4
the sphenoid and the	4
and treatment of the	4
present in breast milk	4
oxygen delivery and oxygen	4
and death for extremely	4
of dengue virus in	4
there is no evidence	4
the development of necrotizing	4
the commonest cause of	4
acute renal failure in	4
the lateral aspects of	4
properties of human milk	4
head of the radius	4
by a variety of	4
contents into the esophagus	4
the first day of	4
admitted to the picu	4
term and late preterm	4
of a viral infection	4
risk factors for neonatal	4
were not statistically significant	4
it is not clear	4
each side of the	4
weight mean difference of	4
the importance of this	4
a causal role of	4
of an outbreak of	4
been isolated from infants	4
the diagnosis of nec	4
children older than years	4
vitamin d supplementation and	4
the fact that the	4
identifi ed somatic dysfunction	4
significant differences were found	4
its effect on the	4
authors approved the final	4
study was to assess	4
susceptibility of infants to	4
high risk of developing	4
may be applied to	4
oor of the nasal	4
temporal bones and the	4
infants with birth weight	4
use in children with	4
of the children were	4
use of pulse oximetry	4
the mechanical time constant	4
committee on infectious disease	4
with the child in	4
lower part of the	4
precautions are recommended for	4
design and recruitment results	4
to participate in the	4
fracture of the clavicle	4
the anterior wall of	4
the posterior third of	4
pattern of the skull	4
neonates with sepsis and	4
lowest rate for newborns	4
severity of the illness	4
because of passively acquired	4
in the united kingdom	4
and interosseous somatic dysfunction	4
frontal process of the	4
the management of febrile	4
is the treatment of	4
the experience of the	4
of initial empirical antibiotic	4
yersinia enterocolitica septicemia in	4
the presence of an	4
is located in the	4
the passive deflation technique	4
infants with congenital heart	4
reported in patients with	4
but are not limited	4
to protect against infection	4
in the perinatal period	4
all parts of the	4
within days of birth	4
writing of this manuscript	4
the paranasal sinuses are	4
is formed by the	4
with late onset preeclampsia	4
streptococcal disease associated with	4
of infl ammatory cells	4
of masseter muscle activity	4
position of the mandible	4
anteroposterior length of the	4
the importance of early	4
patients admitted to the	4
as well as for	4
be due to the	4
with west nile virus	4
of the enteric nervous	4
of human milk leukocytes	4
information is available on	4
ages of and years	4
pregnant women and their	4
in critically ill infants	4
clinical research ethics committee	4
microbial ecology of the	4
of the small intestine	4
asthma and allergic rhinitis	4
bronchopulmonary dysplasia in preterm	4
the infants with ph	4
gestational age related reference	4
of the facial bones	4
not need to be	4
were diagnosed by the	4
in human milk the	4
appears to be a	4
innate and adaptive immune	4
will be able to	4
disease in preterm infants	4
maternal west nile virus	4
and recruitment results of	4
been described in the	4
the medial surface of	4
inferior part of the	4
the proportion of infants	4
the drainage of the	4
risk factors for ph	4
sought out and treated	4
the roots of the	4
in a neonatal nursery	4
to be applied to	4
of the anteroposterior length	4
it is not surprising	4
a high frequency of	4
the high incidence of	4
enrolled in the study	4
cervical and thoracic spine	4
the advisory committee on	4
during the first month	4
components of the orbit	4
of the tentorium cerebelli	4
in the nvp zdv	4
in the gut microbiota	4
of herpes simplex virus	4
first successful oral feeding	4
studies are required to	4
in part due to	4
has also been correlated	4
t e r i	4
cyb being the most	4
even after adjustment for	4
dna was detected in	4
to the relationship between	4
in young children with	4
congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction	4
the question of the	4
women of childbearing age	4
developmental age on the	4
in the small intestine	4
later in this chapter	4
with a range of	4
are the result of	4
the incidence of respiratory	4
in the neonatal host	4
has been difficult to	4
the deep cervical fascia	4
kg dose po bid	4
born at less than	4
is more common in	4
be associated with the	4
for at least days	4
in premature infants with	4
be evaluated and treated	4
in the general population	4
by physicians and nurses	4
of the cavernous sinus	4
the total amount of	4
has the potential to	4
be paid to the	4
means of the hands	4
components of human milk	4
in more than of	4
the most widely used	4
was conducted in the	4
has not been established	4
in human milk have	4
medial surface of the	4
critically ill children with	4
born to pregnant women	4
the role of these	4
the frontal process of	4
addition to standard precautions	4
prolonged duration of initial	4
the sacrum and the	4
is typically associated with	4
the frontal bone with	4
than the rest of	4
of the infant from	4
o n t r	4
but not limited to	4
associated with a higher	4
will be defined as	4
the pharyngeal tubercle of	4
enterocolitis and death for	4
dose of nevirapine plus	4
the maxilla and the	4
tongue resting against the	4
chronic lung disease in	4
of fluid and electrolyte	4
mucous membranes of the	4
transmission to an infant	4
were used to determine	4
moderate to late preterm	4
attention to hand hygiene	4
postnatal days for infants	4
sepsis in preterm infants	4
contribute to the increased	4
is likely to be	4
of campylobacter jejuni and	4
necrotizing enterocolitis necrotizing enterocolitis	4
is part of the	4
direct vitamin d supplementation	4
life and risk of	4
a week or more	4
a high incidence of	4
to pregnant women with	4
of the thoracic cage	4
note the presence of	4
from the base of	4
due to rsv infection	4
feeding for premature infants	4
months of age was	4
episodes in infants younger	4
of interest the authors	4
respiratory distress syndrome and	4
levels in children with	4
for a median of	4
interest the authors declare	4
be sought out and	4
cases per live births	4
after days of life	4
neonatal respiratory distress syndrome	4
in otherwise healthy children	4
despite the fact that	4
in children with acute	4
for a number of	4
of nosocomial infections in	4
from a variety of	4
weight and gestational age	4
freezing and thawing breast	4
with human immunodeficiency virus	4
preventing the transmission of	4
as respiratory syncytial virus	4
sympathetic refl ex is	4
the emergency department of	4
the distance between the	4
of viral bronchiolitis in	4
part of the orbicularis	4
preventing necrotizing enterocolitis in	4
has been suggested to	4
the increased risk of	4
resting against the palate	4
achievement of full oral	4
of escherichia coli in	4
for sepsis and organ	4
preterm infants through breast	4
displacement of the tongue	4
cause of death in	4
associated with septic shock	4
ventilated very low birth	4
a birth cohort study	4
the result of the	4
was not significantly different	4
venous and lymphatic drainage	4
infants under one year	4
in very preterm neonates	4
development of the human	4
been shown to have	4
on the role of	4
associated with outbreaks of	4
correlation was found between	4
a higher risk for	4
late onset sepsis in	4
return to birth weight	4
of the gi tract	4
response to sepsis and	4
for hand hygiene in	4
dose of mg kg	4
a protective effect of	4
of febrile infants younger	4
of the palatine bone	4
define the role of	4
the axial length of	4
the scope of this	4
diseases society of america	4
wall of the pharynx	4
in direct contact with	4
days in groups of	4
bronchiolitis is the most	4
of the effect of	4
of children younger than	4
infants in the nvp	4
of the tongue are	4
the relative importance of	4
the center of the	4
it should be noted	4
lateral strain of the	4
the weight mean difference	4
newborn intensive care unit	4
exclusive breastfeeding in the	4
of patients with nec	4
approving the final version	4
breastfeeding and the use	4
infection can lead to	4
areas of the world	4
children younger than year	4
babies reaching full feeds	4
transmission of group b	4
is not surprising that	4
suggest that the risk	4
and higher levels of	4
role of breast milk	4
f e t i	4
of the head and	4
fl attening of the	4
the second most common	4
sympathetic fi bers from	4
the risk of mortality	4
birth weight and gestational	4
former week premature infant	4
in the postnatal period	4
is an example of	4
higher proportion of infants	4
indigenous infants with bronchiolitis	4
lymphoid tissue in the	4
the patency of the	4
milk for premature infants	4
human milk in the	4
respiratory infections in children	4
palpate for tissue texture	4
completion of admission stabilization	4
in preterm infants weeks	4
the risk of transmission	4
of serious bacterial infection	4
very low birthweight infants	4
is involved in the	4
to the intensive care	4
not detected in any	4
tubercle of the occipital	4
of exclusive breastfeeding was	4
by postnatal days for	4
young children hospitalized with	4
is found in the	4
with respiratory distress syndrome	4
occur in the first	4
the treatment of severe	4
the aim of the	4
a systematic review of	4
the anterior intraoccipital synchondrosis	4
the head and the	4
in infants with recurrent	4
and the position of	4
position of the soft	4
to the neonatal intensive	4
the action of the	4
of sudden infant death	4
none of these infants	4
been shown to produce	4
infants with a birth	4
microbial ecology in premature	4
the management of acute	4
the mastoid process is	4
with moderate or severe	4
conflict of interest the	4
there was no evidence	4
of motion of the	4
supplemented with vitamin d	4
as compared to adults	4
pediatrics and american college	4
has yet to be	4
the anterior surface of	4
of the newborn is	4
gastroesophageal refl ux disease	4
viral bronchiolitis is a	4
of bronchiolitis in indigenous	4
saturation in the jugular	4
its impact on the	4
effect of breast feeding	4
a retrospective review of	4
in health and disease	4
for preventing the transmission	4
to mmol l for	4
epidemiology of rotavirus in	4
and the effect of	4
in the classification of	4
may need to be	4
similar to those in	4
years of age in	4
toxins a and b	4
under year of age	4
process of the mandible	4
pathogenic strains of e	4
no significant difference between	4
with special reference to	4
for extremely low birth	4
our study was to	4
the duration of illness	4
has not been studied	4
to the onset of	4
the relative risk for	4
a reduction in the	4
in order to provide	4
has been identified as	4
in establishing the diagnosis	4
for at least h	4
the risk of lrtis	4
infl ammation and hyperreactivity	4
in children admitted to	4
in the form of	4
antibodies from the mother	4
part because of the	4
birth weight of g	4
for prevention of bronchopulmonary	4
in children in day	4
the american college of	4
of ph in elbwis	4
time polymerase chain reaction	4
to return to birth	4
in the jugular bulb	4
nosocomial infection in neonates	4
beyond the scope of	4
for more than weeks	4
in pediatric septic shock	4
the mother is able	4
that the risk of	4
yellow fever vaccine virus	4
in expressed breast milk	4
all authors approved the	4
decrease the likelihood of	4
of discharge from hospital	4
orbital process of the	4
have a role in	4
with herpes simplex virus	4
to identify febrile infants	4
of the optic foramen	4
similar to that found	4
in the newborn and	4
pneumocystis primary infection in	4
and the absence of	4
change from birth to	4
respiratory syncytial virus is	4
respiratory distress syndrome in	4
it has also been	4
is associated with the	4
the gut microbiota of	4
of the orbital cavity	4
the integrity of the	4
meatus of the nasal	4
associated with protection against	4
risk of lrtis was	4
a total body approach	4
between children and adults	4
is the most effective	4
who were admitted to	4
deep cervical lymph nodes	4
to meet the nutritional	4
commonly encountered in the	4
during the second year	4
the rest of patients	4
management of febrile infants	4
vitamin d supplementation of	4
the nutritional status of	4
this may not be	4
is important for the	4
the inferior part of	4
between the mandible and	4
et al reported no	4
molecular epidemiology of rotavirus	4
of the eyeball is	4
and american college of	4
viral lower respiratory tract	4
lack of positive engagement	4
the anterior and posterior	4
of the mastoid process	4
of acute lower respiratory	4
lateral part of the	4
that there is a	4
the majority of children	4
a significant risk factor	4
has been well documented	4
in one study of	4
severe respiratory distress syndrome	4
the th week of	4
factors influencing the composition	4
the inferior meatus of	4
made by physicians and	4
superscript identify the descriptive	4
estimated to account for	4
older than years of	4
was no evidence of	4
to the severity of	4
of the skull and	4
neonatal host response to	4
the inferior oblique muscle	4
a in ml of	4
the most common causes	4
and clinical characteristics of	4
was detected in of	4
range of motion of	4
was no difference between	4
to play a role	4
no information is available	4
of mothers and infants	4
descriptive statistics which is	4
and human development neonatal	4
time to completion of	4
contained in breast milk	4
colonization and infection in	4
versus intermittent bolus feeding	4
a significant role in	4
mothers and their infants	4
pulmonary hemorrhage in very	4
to the use of	4
in groups of g	4
infection in the newborn	4
of the spinal cord	4
effects of breast milk	4
the presence of virus	4
in the newborn period	4
depending on birth weight	4
predispose the child to	4
of the patients were	4
the anatomy of the	4
children born to hiv	4
r i t i	4
of the pharynx is	4
early onset preeclampsia group	4
has been used successfully	4
use of a pacifi	4
expressed breast milk for	4
the small number of	4
in patients with septic	4
high morbidity and mortality	4
first day of life	4
the occurrence of nec	4
at higher risk for	4
further research is needed	4
are not limited to	4
inferior orbital fi ssure	4
include but are not	4
should be aware of	4
relation to the length	4
the standard of care	4
m e n t	4
of any of these	4
remains to be determined	4
management of patients with	4
of the tongue is	4
mg kg dose po	4
the best of our	4
childhood asthma and allergic	4
duration of initial empirical	4
and revised the manuscript	4
temporal bones should be	4
axial length of the	4
to be effective in	4
in a supine position	4
to the site of	4
posterior third of the	4
with the duration of	4
ability to respond to	4
the result of a	4
the role of breast	4
children in day care	4
analysis for birth weight	4
the potential risk for	4
can be used for	4
in the preterm group	4
be a sign of	4
should be noted that	4
to that found in	4
breast milk and the	4
the drug of choice	4
infants at low risk	4
the risk for sepsis	4
explained by the fact	4
to investigate the role	4
in respiratory syncytial virus	4
of human milk in	4
is a safe and	4
of the jugular foramen	4
attention should be paid	4
inferior meatus of the	4
development neonatal research network	4
at to months of	4
death for extremely low	4
the raised volume rapid	4
is the most frequent	4
a high mortality rate	4
year of life and	4
e t e d	4
gut microbiota composition and	4
our goal was to	4
breastfeeding by a mother	4
passively acquired maternal antibodies	4
the primary objective was	4
of the maxillae and	4
with a family history	4
at the earliest possible	4
for bronchiolitis in the	4
in neonates is unknown	4
have been isolated from	4
rotation of the head	4
pharyngeal tubercle of the	4
low risk of sbi	4
premature infants are at	4
febrile episodes in infants	4
decrease the incidence of	4
studies suggest that the	4
of infants younger than	4
outbreak of serratia marcescens	4
of the role of	4
with lower respiratory tract	4
the discretion of the	4
should be placed in	4
rotation is associated with	4
perpendicular plate of the	4
the lack of a	4
the most common and	4
the onset of the	4
infants in epoch had	4
the length of stay	4
by the time the	4
dysfunction of the mandible	4
as a contributing factor	4
the growth and development	4
six months of life	4
temporal bone and the	4
median duration of symptoms	4
do not need to	4
was not detected in	4
risk of asthma and	4
should be suspected in	4
reduction in the risk	4
adult respiratory distress syndrome	4
pathogenesis of necrotizing enterocolitis	4
of extremely low birth	4
important risk factor for	4
it is associated with	4
occurs in up to	4
the absence of any	4
we did not see	4
h i l d	4
of the visual system	4
is more likely to	4
this may be due	4
and the immune system	4
as an associated factor	4
of the onset of	4
has been studied in	4
in the treatment group	4
the pharynx with the	4
that results in a	4
for whom breast milk	4
have been described as	4
days to return to	4
factor for the development	4
formed anteriorly by the	4
or may not be	4
with dysfunction of the	4
out of four patients	4
b streptococcal disease associated	4
of breast feeding on	4
the infant may be	4
from year to year	4
the onset of illness	4
orbital surface of the	4
can be encouraged to	4
the pathogenesis of necrotizing	4
pterygoid plate of the	4
of diarrhea in a	4
it is unclear whether	4
the rate of ph	4
to turn their head	4
of children with severe	4
best of our knowledge	4
detected in any of	4
is characterized by a	4
has led to a	4
of our study was	4
children with and without	4
observation of the infant	4
less than years of	4
defined full feeds as	4
the root of the	4
should be considered for	4
apex of the petrous	4
the association between the	4
is consistent with the	4
and length of stay	4
during the st year	4
during the th week	4
and an increase in	4
plate of the sphenoid	4
the origin of the	4
for use in infants	4
neonates as compared with	4
up to years of	4
with risk factors for	4
of the four infants	4
because of the lack	4
associated with high mortality	4
as well as other	4
years of age and	4
and congenital heart disease	4
the descriptive statistics which	4
the orbital surface of	4
acute viral bronchiolitis in	4
mean duration of intubation	4
in an experimental model	4
there is no clear	4
increased rates of necrotizing	4
myofascial structures of the	4
et al reported that	4
risk for the development	4
of the trigeminal nerve	4
admitted to the pediatric	4
little is known about	4
illness in the first	4
risk to the infant	4
as compared with the	4
was associated with a	4
gastric contents into the	4
of the levator ani	4
studies are needed to	4
the first few months	4
cells in human milk	4
days after the onset	4
the nutritional status and	4
of inhaled nitric oxide	4
hiv transmission via breast	4
the purpose of the	4
shape of the orbit	4
and the fi rst	4
of full oral feeding	4
transmission of hepatitis g	4
necrotizing enterocolitis in low	4
the use of human	4
reviewed and revised the	4
ml kg per h	4
in children with asthma	4
subgroup analysis for birth	4
the tongue to the	4
the greater wing of	4
stools of breastfed infants	4
attention should be directed	4
of the fl oor	4
also been correlated with	4
treatment of somatic dysfunction	4
for a total of	4
infant of a mother	4
reduce the risk for	4
against respiratory syncytial virus	4
from the internal carotid	4
the level of c	4
of the sphenoid bone	4
of the base of	4
risk for development of	4
detection of respiratory viruses	4
younger than month of	4
anterior surface of the	4
were similar to those	4
is identifi ed as	4
the role of breastfeeding	4
this was a retrospective	4
age related reference values	4
the osteopathic practitioner should	4
rates of necrotizing enterocolitis	4
may also be present	4
the lacrimal part of	4
history of family asthma	4
lacrimal part of the	4
decreases the incidence of	4
beyond the neonatal period	4
infants at our hospital	4
the presence of these	4
in the developing world	4
the main cause of	4
positioning of the tongue	4
therapy in the mother	4
is not a contraindication	4
a study of the	4
fold increased risk of	4
through the core link	4
onset group b streptococcal	4
to be an important	4
from raised lung volume	4
the mortality rate of	4
the most common symptoms	4
has not been identified	4
the orbital process of	4
the presence of the	4
a rare cause of	4
through months of age	4
of the middle ear	4
for acute otitis media	4
of cytokines in breast	4
that the rate of	4
delivered by cesarean section	4
are found in the	4
the anteroposterior length of	4
hospitalized infants with bronchiolitis	4
to the best of	4
breast milk has not	4
which may contribute to	4
report the case of	4
early childhood asthma and	4
human development neonatal research	4
the time of delivery	4
diagnosis of neonatal sepsis	4
risk of transmission of	4
of cranial fl exion	4
the basis of the	4
treat somatic dysfunction of	4
of brachial plexus injury	4
within days of life	4
dysplasia in preterm infants	4
on the left side	4
more than hours in	4
we report the case	4
n t r i	4
be applied to all	4
in the northern territory	4
that are associated with	4
the medial pterygoid plate	4
the fi rst days	4
a continuous infusion of	4
patients with septic shock	4
australia and new zealand	4
risk factors for the	4
infants were included in	4
isolated from children with	4
be left in place	4
enteral nutrition within postnatal	4
national nosocomial infections surveillance	4
forces applied to the	4
and thawing breast milk	4
had at least one	4
for prevention and treatment	4
the upper border of	4
may be caused by	4
innervated by the vagus	4
full enteral nutrition within	4
the lateral part of	4
neonates with necrotizing enterocolitis	4
mycoplasma pneumoniae and chlamydia	4
disease is characterized by	4
the management of infants	4
infection in pregnant women	4
has not been documented	4
and the number of	4
during the first day	4
used to determine the	4
is the cause of	4
in infants hospitalized with	4
a maternal history of	4
of the nasal mucosa	4
and other environmental exposures	4
infants younger than month	4
of extremely preterm infants	4
most common causes of	4
to weeks of age	3
failed to respond to	3
exact tests were used	3
feeding in preterm infants	3
was significantly correlated with	3
progression of the curve	3
und einer compliance von	3
the maxillary and mandibular	3
incidence of neonatal sepsis	3
of a pregnant woman	3
considered to be the	3
of whether or not	3
nosocomial transmission of group	3
infants who were breastfed	3
an inferoposterior displacement of	3
of the sphenoid is	3
on the effects of	3
have been identified as	3
be indicative of a	3
this is associated with	3
be an effective treatment	3
p and fel d	3
of the thoracic spine	3
in the amniotic fluid	3
of group a rotavirus	3
lymphocytes are t cells	3
and prevention of neonatal	3
also referred to as	3
bandwidth span and amplitude	3
sidebending and rotation of	3
of signs and symptoms	3
sepsis and organ failure	3
milk is not available	3