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trigram	frequency
intensive care unit	197
as well as	183
the development of	174
low birth weight	152
respiratory syncytial virus	152
the presence of	145
the use of	145
neonatal intensive care	143
months of age	139
the incidence of	129
is associated with	122
in preterm infants	121
in breast milk	120
in the first	120
in human milk	116
part of the	113
the most common	99
in children with	98
birth weight infants	96
the risk of	95
in infants with	93
years of age	92
infants and children	89
risk factors for	86
the risk for	86
the united states	85
the role of	85
very low birth	84
in infants and	84
the fi rst	83
the number of	82
in the united	81
in a neonatal	81
lower respiratory tract	81
the treatment of	76
has not been	75
the effect of	75
dysfunction of the	73
associated with a	73
of human milk	72
one of the	72
of breast milk	71
of the tongue	71
been shown to	69
during the first	69
the time of	67
been associated with	65
at the time	65
a neonatal intensive	65
because of the	65
development of the	64
expressed breast milk	63
in addition to	63
of necrotizing enterocolitis	62
of infants with	62
the duration of	61
be associated with	60
the level of	60
it has been	58
months of life	58
in patients with	55
of the nasal	54
in the nicu	54
in premature infants	54
the absence of	53
in the neonatal	53
of the sphenoid	53
in the newborn	53
in very low	53
of the infants	52
infants younger than	52
the age of	52
associated with the	51
risk factor for	51
respiratory distress syndrome	51
year of life	51
the impact of	51
morbidity and mortality	50
was associated with	50
the importance of	50
infants in the	50
of the newborn	49
portion of the	49
of the temporal	49
are associated with	49
in order to	49
length of stay	49
in this study	49
the management of	48
related to the	48
is the most	47
the cranial base	46
there was no	46
infants with bronchiolitis	45
has been shown	45
the result of	44
west nile virus	44
the relationship between	44
of the infant	44
to the infant	44
the diagnosis of	43
the course of	43
late preterm infants	43
there were no	43
has been reported	43
the frontal bone	42
of this study	42
an outbreak of	42
the severity of	42
according to the	41
via breast milk	41
congenital heart disease	41
pediatric intensive care	41
this study was	41
respiratory tract infections	41
of children with	41
in association with	41
the length of	40
increased risk for	40
there is a	40
based on the	40
younger than months	40
appears to be	40
necrotizing enterocolitis in	39
infection in the	38
the temporal bone	38
the neonatal intensive	38
more likely to	38
of the intestinal	38
for at least	38
a variety of	38
vitamin d supplementation	38
year of age	38
should be considered	37
of hospital stay	37
in the presence	37
shown to be	37
the rate of	37
study was to	37
role in the	37
days of life	37
a number of	37
of the study	37
relationship between the	37
the occurrence of	37
level of the	37
a total of	36
in the development	36
the temporal bones	36
increased risk of	36
years of life	36
infection in infants	36
contribute to the	36
side of the	36
function of the	36
due to the	36
the first year	36
of the mandible	36
incidence of nec	36
first year of	36
the need for	35
on the other	35
there was a	35
the onset of	35
to determine the	35
respiratory tract infection	35
of the upper	35
in critically ill	35
the pathogenesis of	35
the growth of	34
the oral cavity	34
to assess the	34
to be a	34
the majority of	34
of the orbit	34
and in the	34
than months of	34
the soft palate	34
human immunodeficiency virus	34
in our study	34
in the treatment	34
higher in the	34
the results of	34
at the level	33
most of the	33
a and b	33
an increase in	33
central nervous system	33
has been associated	33
breast milk is	33
position of the	33
the effects of	33
has been described	33
the other hand	33
and treatment of	33
it is important	33
the nasal cavities	33
the end of	33
in the neonate	33
and duration of	33
upper respiratory tract	33
we did not	33
infants and young	32
found to be	32
children younger than	32
may contribute to	32
a cause of	32
in young children	32
to evaluate the	32
in neonates with	32
and young children	32
in response to	32
in the infant	32
the prevention of	32
with or without	31
of the disease	31
a role in	31
may result in	31
children and adults	31
can be used	31
and management of	31
there is no	31
the first months	30
the lack of	30
to the development	30
syncytial virus infection	30
intensive care units	30
of the most	30
associated with increased	30
the most frequent	30
have been reported	30
end of the	30
associated with an	30
should not be	30
in the study	30
is important to	30
of the pt	30
may not be	30
the child to	30
increase in the	30
the frequency of	30
infants who were	30
parts of the	30
et al reported	30
the two groups	29
been reported in	29
been identified in	29
the etiology of	29
at the same	29
before and after	29
likely to be	29
admitted to the	29
within the first	29
the prevalence of	29
in infants younger	29
of the skull	29
in the absence	29
preterm infants with	29
infants born to	29
may be a	28
of the eyeball	28
resistant staphylococcus aureus	28
in children and	28
for the treatment	28
a risk factor	28
first months of	28
between the two	28
the gastrointestinal tract	28
chronic lung disease	28
breast milk and	28
of the respiratory	28
surface of the	28
review of the	28
colonization of the	28
contact with the	28
is a common	27
of the cranial	27
can lead to	27
base of the	27
in the mother	27
of the head	27
the side of	27
of preterm infants	27
may also be	27
through breast milk	27
as a result	27
of the child	27
in the same	27
transmission of hiv	27
need to be	27
as compared with	27
mother and infant	27
the hyoid bone	27
has been suggested	27
the breast milk	27
the upper thoracic	26
factors associated with	26
infections in the	26
in both groups	26
the same time	26
in preterm neonates	26
the paranasal sinuses	26
infection in children	26
the mammary gland	26
at least one	26
found in the	26
an increased risk	26
a result of	26
such as the	26
considered to be	26
the base of	26
extremely low birth	26
is an important	26
was detected in	26
the neonatal period	26
acute viral bronchiolitis	26
changes in the	26
has also been	26
have been associated	26
of patients with	25
to be the	25
the nasal cavity	25
has been found	25
have been identified	25
for more than	25
it is not	25
in pediatric patients	25
depending on the	25
transmission of hepatitis	25
important role in	25
referred to as	25
of escherichia coli	25
the production of	25
some of the	25
the aim of	25
have been shown	25
of the patient	25
are present in	25
length of hospital	25
the immune system	25
of the human	25
a history of	25
is one of	25
common cause of	24
a study of	24
no evidence of	24
in the group	24
have shown that	24
preterm and term	24
that can be	24
of mothers with	24
in an infant	24
no difference in	24
an important role	24
at risk for	24
in a newborn	24
of the lower	24
of the frontal	24
for premature infants	24
any of the	24
during the fi	24
the efficacy of	24
difference in the	24
child transmission of	24
of the body	24
in the hospital	24
was defined as	24
the amount of	24
appear to be	24
have been described	24
at months of	24
of the organism	24
thought to be	23
the infant is	23
of the breast	23
the first hours	23
to have a	23
drainage of the	23
be related to	23
exclusively breastfed infants	23
has been demonstrated	23
none of the	23
the upper respiratory	23
in the preterm	23
of neonatal sepsis	23
of nosocomial infection	23
the hands of	23
of the pharynx	23
border of the	23
the mother and	23
play a role	23
of transmission of	23
in the upper	23
colostrum and milk	23
positive airway pressure	23
be used to	23
in newborn infants	23
term equivalent age	23
of the anterior	23
in relation to	23
effect on the	23
a prospective study	23
well as the	23
as part of	22
infants of mothers	22
the possibility of	22
the middle ear	22
of nec in	22
the fact that	22
from birth to	22
the first days	22
of exclusive breastfeeding	22
herpes simplex virus	22
compared to the	22
similar to those	22
a source of	22
ml kg day	22
infection in a	22
diagnosis and management	22
of respiratory syncytial	22
infants with acute	22
length of the	22
the source of	22
infants with a	22
a period of	22
continuous positive airway	22
a review of	22
contributes to the	22
in older children	22
randomized controlled trial	22
are the most	22
may lead to	22
have not been	22
the position of	22
polymerase chain reaction	22
group b streptococcal	22
by means of	22
for the infant	22
mode of delivery	22
on the basis	22
in the pathogenesis	22
growth of the	22
components of the	22
the intestinal tract	22
in the literature	22
is thought to	22
weeks of gestation	22
for infants with	21
attention to the	21
been described in	21
shape of the	21
of the eye	21
in terms of	21
up to of	21
is necessary to	21
of these infants	21
weeks of age	21
for preterm infants	21
differences in the	21
preterm infants of	21
a systematic review	21
virus infection in	21
wall of the	21
fi bers of	21
neonates with sepsis	21
day of life	21
displacement of the	21
rotation of the	21
the child is	21
the basis of	21
and should be	21
and breast milk	21
and can be	21
a signifi cant	21
in the fi	21
it should be	21
and children with	21
often associated with	21
of the patients	21
fetus and newborn	21
in the management	21
younger than years	21
in breastfed infants	21
increase the risk	21
the likelihood of	21
a decrease in	21
the intestinal microbiota	20
with regard to	20
as a cause	20
and mechanical ventilation	20
in neonatal sepsis	20
in necrotizing enterocolitis	20
breast milk in	20
with septic shock	20
compared with the	20
severity of illness	20
the tongue and	20
from breast milk	20
with an increased	20
to reduce the	20
the case of	20
neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis	20
the study was	20
less than weeks	20
with the development	20
treatment of the	20
shown in table	20
somatic dysfunction of	20
in the number	20
vertical transmission of	20
month of life	20
one or more	20
the first month	20
immune response to	20
understanding of the	20
involved in the	20
infections in children	20
of the illness	20
for disease control	20
risk for transmission	20
studies have shown	20
american academy of	20
of the occipital	20
for the development	20
may be associated	20
of the children	20
the intensive care	20
of cases of	20
in the gut	19
controlled trial of	19
first month of	19
in cases of	19
with necrotizing enterocolitis	19
movement of the	19
studies have demonstrated	19
the degree of	19
in early infancy	19
of the maxilla	19
bers of the	19
days of age	19
infants less than	19
and development of	19
in infants who	19
the infants with	19
in children younger	19
and may be	19
in the early	19
process of the	19
the levels of	19
in young infants	19
in the two	19
of the occiput	19
data suggest that	19
the mode of	19
be due to	19
were admitted to	19
the respiratory tract	19
the cervical spine	19
at high risk	19
from mother to	19
been found to	19
at term equivalent	19
early onset preeclampsia	19
use of a	19
the cause of	19
transmission of human	19
in which the	19
on the side	19
of premature infants	19
term infants with	19
of the cases	19
infection in neonates	19
studies suggest that	19
onset sepsis in	19
a lack of	19
were associated with	19
in a mother	19
of infants in	19
rotavirus infection in	19
and septic shock	19
born to mothers	19
of infection in	18
the tip of	18
for the first	18
should be performed	18
patients and methods	18
patients with nec	18
breast milk or	18
is not a	18
should be used	18
centers for disease	18
control and prevention	18
bone and the	18
plate of the	18
breast milk for	18
the first few	18
motion of the	18
that of the	18
for use in	18
results in a	18
the ability of	18
enteroaggregative escherichia coli	18
acute otitis media	18
has been used	18
from the mother	18
this may be	18
fi rst months	18
of vitamin d	18
milk has been	18
first days of	18
disease control and	18
of infants born	18
tract infections in	18
should also be	18
early and late	18
is found in	18
no significant difference	18
of mechanical ventilation	18
children and adolescents	18
for prevention of	18
the body of	18
to identify the	18
to investigate the	18
was higher in	18
to be associated	18
children with severe	18
can affect the	18
prospective study of	18
with and without	18
of age in	18
applied to the	18
present in the	18
activity of the	18
the potential for	18
of life and	18
academy of pediatrics	18
mg kg dose	18
signs and symptoms	18
been demonstrated in	18
immunodeficiency virus type	18
infections in infants	18
the ability to	18
included in the	18
of the literature	18
tumor necrosis factor	18
no significant differences	18
large numbers of	18
in extremely low	17
human milk and	17
of the maxillary	17
use of antibiotics	17
hepatitis c virus	17
at increased risk	17
in neonates and	17
attached to the	17
during the study	17
size of the	17
the most important	17
mechanical ventilation and	17
number of days	17
the association between	17
the period of	17
risk for infection	17
the gi tract	17
the function of	17
body of the	17
in the nursery	17
was found to	17
to an infant	17
and mortality in	17
were used to	17
as compared to	17
with respiratory syncytial	17
of the gut	17
cells in the	17
for detection of	17
late onset preeclampsia	17
of the same	17
with congenital heart	17
outbreak in a	17
as early as	17
severity of the	17
the infant to	17
may be the	17
occurs in the	17
of the superior	17
breast milk has	17
of the mouth	17
orbital fi ssure	17
critically ill children	17
infants who are	17
mothers and infants	17
been reported to	17
of bronchiolitis in	17
protective effect of	17
the care of	17
significantly higher in	17
was used to	17
duration of breastfeeding	17
yellow fever virus	17
of age and	17
of the mother	17
in the case	16
in the infants	16
development of nec	16
if the child	16
could not be	16
and late onset	16
of respiratory distress	16
as soon as	16
discharged from the	16
strains of e	16
response to sepsis	16
mg kg day	16
significant difference in	16
in late preterm	16
the infants were	16
committee on infectious	16
or in the	16
with acute bronchiolitis	16
rst years of	16
role of the	16
rst months of	16
infants with respiratory	16
the preterm infant	16
be applied to	16
than in the	16
systemic inflammatory response	16
be employed to	16
of the immune	16
the transmission of	16
be able to	16
the composition of	16
eating outcome assessment	16
weeks of life	16
hands of hcws	16
the present study	16
evaluation of the	16
and has been	16
of the oral	16
in hospitalized infants	16
fi rst years	16
to compare the	16
the patient was	16
and prevention of	16
is based on	16
has been identified	16
infants with nec	16
neonatal eating outcome	16
and risk factors	16
infection of the	16
of the virus	16
the first week	16
and the development	16
are likely to	16
should be treated	16
infection in young	16
of human t	16
as high as	16
disease in the	15
white blood cell	15
to be more	15
acute lower respiratory	15
from the hospital	15
of human immunodeficiency	15
at the end	15
in colostrum and	15
more than days	15
been described as	15
duration of exclusive	15
likely to have	15
they should be	15
important in the	15
transmission of the	15
conflict of interest	15
the pharynx is	15
the superior orbital	15
breast milk of	15
even in the	15
of the fetus	15
the emergency department	15
it is a	15
management of the	15
in term infants	15
the infant and	15
duration of the	15
in the s	15
it may be	15
all of the	15
more than one	15
older children and	15
in preterm and	15
occipital fl attening	15
for transmission of	15
severe acute respiratory	15
located in the	15
to of the	15
high risk for	15
the beginning of	15
of expressed breast	15
and symptoms of	15
the evaluation of	15
was found in	15
milk can be	15
is consistent with	15
of our study	15
significant differences in	15
that may be	15
were included in	15
young children with	15
breastfeeding and the	15
higher risk of	15
in infants of	15
infants admitted to	15
the study period	15
the purpose of	15
group b streptococcus	15
been isolated from	15
and months of	15
preterm and full	15
caused by a	15
due to a	15
work of breathing	15
results of a	15
third of the	15
at this time	15
and the risk	15
increases the risk	15
with the child	15
the influence of	15
to mothers with	15
direct contact with	15
of the three	15
tract infection in	15
infants who had	15
the respiratory system	15
illness in the	15
especially in the	15
analysis of the	15
in indigenous infants	15
the intestinal mucosa	15
not associated with	15
in the course	15
in infants in	15
for up to	15
infants are at	15
is related to	15
to be an	15
as much as	15
should be encouraged	14
intermittent bolus feeding	14
determined by the	14
in the breast	14
during pregnancy and	14
an intensive care	14
of the soft	14
in pregnant women	14
h after the	14
a retrospective study	14
the group of	14
proportion of infants	14
in the milk	14
for gestational age	14
to months of	14
multiple organ failure	14
the clinical course	14
of these patients	14
is believed to	14
similar to the	14
a randomized controlled	14
sepsis in very	14
was no difference	14
the timing of	14
world health organization	14
of very low	14
were found in	14
preterm infants at	14
similar to that	14
between and weeks	14
of an outbreak	14
status of the	14
play an important	14
that it is	14
gastroesophageal refl ux	14
than years of	14
the sphenoid and	14
in contact with	14
in a nursery	14
used in the	14
of an infant	14
the most commonly	14
for the prevention	14
if the infant	14
the control group	14
premature infants with	14
care of the	14
the infants in	14
children in the	14
prospective cohort study	14
of the neonate	14
of infants and	14
reduce the risk	14
of the stomach	14
and it is	14
and term infants	14
with respect to	14
a reduction in	14
being the most	14
are related to	14
in developing countries	14
to decrease the	14
is present in	14
were no significant	14
been implicated in	14
reduce the incidence	14
of the sbs	14
less than g	14
of hepatitis c	14
of lower respiratory	14
acute respiratory syndrome	14
can result in	14
i t i	14
less than months	14
be the result	14
lower in the	14
presence of a	14
of the spine	14
be encouraged to	14
the percentage of	14
and to the	14
cranial fl exion	14
examination of the	14
should be evaluated	14
seen in the	14
of them were	14
transmission via breast	14
the nasolacrimal duct	14
difference between the	14
to determine whether	14
in human colostrum	14
of the vertebral	14
have also been	14
aspects of the	14
infl uence of	14
of the neonatal	14
of asthma and	14
of the host	14
of the orbital	14
in up to	14
of the eom	13
the occipital bone	13
the nicu setting	13
surfaces of the	13
factors such as	13
of the time	13
may affect the	13
the tongue is	13
a comparison of	13
should be done	13
change in the	13
be considered in	13
an increase of	13
human breast milk	13
reported in the	13
the mandible and	13
the proportion of	13
mean duration of	13
the first postnatal	13
tests of listening	13
the infant should	13
relationship to the	13
more than of	13
breast milk can	13
relation to the	13
in a study	13
oor of the	13
superior orbital fi	13
use of the	13
fl oor of	13
because of their	13
within days of	13
should be assessed	13
been found in	13
are shown in	13
and risk of	13
in this case	13
of rotavirus infection	13
structures of the	13
of late preterm	13
a single dose	13
be caused by	13
acute respiratory failure	13
pattern of the	13
given to the	13
continuous with the	13
estimated to be	13
when the infant	13
rupture of membranes	13
in the context	13
the patient is	13
prior to the	13
host response to	13
in the delivery	13
discharge from the	13
the mother or	13
frequently associated with	13
the fl oor	13
paediatric intensive care	13
was a significant	13
functional residual capacity	13
t e d	13
nosocomial infection in	13
birth weight neonates	13
when compared to	13
that the child	13
in of the	13
effects on the	13
breast milk from	13
pulmonary vascular resistance	13
diarrhea in a	13
staphylococcus aureus in	13
during this period	13
aim of this	13
the release of	13
is appropriate to	13
inhaled nitric oxide	13
the question of	13
of the mandibular	13
associated with severe	13
respiratory illness in	13
sepsis and septic	13
suggest that the	13
to years of	13
the addition of	13
the concept of	13
of the small	13
has been proposed	13
the nasal mucosa	13
with a history	13
is the only	13
well as in	13
out of the	13
processes of the	13
neonatal sepsis and	13
regain birth weight	13
children with bronchiolitis	13
risk factors and	13
were significantly higher	13
it can be	13
study of the	13
of the facial	13
the association of	13
full enteral feeds	13
development of asthma	13
the neonatal eating	13
in all infants	13
upper thoracic spine	13
al reported on	13
in intensive care	13
the first weeks	13
a wide range	13
the range of	13
to respond to	13
the child should	13
newborn infants with	13
of the scm	13
disease in infants	13
growth and development	13
the extent of	13
during the course	13
be responsible for	13
a mean of	13
admission to the	13
children with a	13
of children who	13
in one case	13
to improve the	13
full enteral nutrition	13
is continuous with	13
in a neonate	13
the mucosal immune	13
a common cause	13
several studies have	13
median duration of	13
wing of the	13
of the gastrointestinal	13
bacterial infection in	13
of the nose	13
inflammatory response syndrome	13
observation of the	13
acute respiratory distress	13
may be employed	13
first years of	13
the mortality rate	13
occur in the	13
were treated with	13
diseases such as	13
the relationship of	13
history of asthma	13
the context of	13
on infectious diseases	13
of the paranasal	13
seems to be	13
approved the final	13
urinary tract infections	13
there is an	13
the jugular foramen	13
mucosal immune system	13
of diarrhea in	12
disseminated intravascular coagulation	12
human colostrum and	12
of the mucosal	12
the administration of	12
breast milk with	12
action of the	12
later in life	12
connected to the	12
in the emergency	12
number of infants	12
in the intensive	12
this is the	12
infant vitamin d	12
the establishment of	12
it is the	12
management of bronchiolitis	12
infants at term	12
and severity of	12
require mechanical ventilation	12
or more of	12
tip of the	12
should be directed	12
adaptive immune system	12
the lower respiratory	12
neonatal research network	12
pathogenesis of nec	12
after the first	12
platelet activating factor	12
in the future	12
the fetus and	12
family history of	12
nile virus infection	12
was used for	12
in contrast to	12
retinopathy of prematurity	12
purpose of this	12
single dose of	12
of the lateral	12
the outcome of	12
and necrotizing enterocolitis	12
the epidemiology of	12
the nutritional status	12
the volume of	12
a newborn infant	12
layer of the	12
course of the	12
of the brain	12
patent ductus arteriosus	12
relationships between the	12
at the age	12
after the onset	12
may be present	12
mean airway pressure	12
of the two	12
the superior oblique	12
risk of developing	12
of the clinical	12
of the first	12
it is appropriate	12
should be avoided	12
impact on the	12
human milk is	12
than that of	12
in the mammary	12
in vitro and	12
the response to	12
the cavernous sinus	12
in areas where	12
most common cause	12
of health care	12
in the control	12
blood cell count	12
than year of	12
infants and adults	12
the mechanism of	12
in combination with	12
the contribution of	12
vitro and in	12
brachial plexus injury	12
serious bacterial infections	12
of the prm	12
its relationship to	12
not significantly different	12
has to be	12
of all infants	12
of stay in	12
the shape of	12
the small intestine	12
nosocomial infections in	12
in view of	12
infants should be	12
each of these	12
birth weight and	12
age of the	12
the objective of	12
of the thoracic	12
effect of the	12
is needed to	12
of paramount importance	12
the current study	12
the first years	12
and the use	12
that have been	12
has been observed	12
with respiratory failure	12
the spread of	12
was performed in	12
wide range of	12
the newborn infant	12
gestational age and	12
tumour necrosis factor	12
with sepsis and	12
to increase the	12
for this reason	12
they can be	12
persistent pulmonary hypertension	12
a protective effect	12
not statistically significant	12
extremely premature infants	12
the development and	12
sudden infant death	12
for infants and	12
the rest of	12
critically ill patients	12
the identification of	12
we conclude that	12
the action of	12
a mother with	12
in more than	12
the infant was	12
of febrile infants	12
of breastfed infants	12
linked to the	12
hospitalized infants with	12
be used for	12
breast milk to	12
higher incidence of	12
primary infection in	12
as a source	12
the immune response	12
for children with	12
in premature neonates	11
early in life	11
be given to	11
to study the	11
in the adult	11
in these patients	11
range of motion	11
united states and	11
the host response	11
upper and lower	11
the orbital cavity	11
of the milk	11
more than two	11
the delivery room	11
the facial bones	11
it is also	11
nosocomial transmission of	11
health care workers	11
transmission of infection	11
the significance of	11
first weeks of	11
first hours of	11
in our institution	11
were more likely	11
mechanical ventilation for	11
the site of	11
of at least	11
have suggested that	11
areas of the	11
the petrous portion	11
to achieve full	11
composition of the	11
as the result	11
duration of hospitalization	11
particularly in the	11
consistent with the	11
in the icu	11
in early life	11
birth weight of	11
the study of	11
that there is	11
dysfunction in the	11
arises from the	11
a group of	11
in of cases	11
the preterm group	11
the occiput and	11
source of infection	11
hospitalised with bronchiolitis	11
in infancy and	11
for the study	11
and from the	11
a range of	11
quality of life	11
observed in the	11
infants were born	11
increase of the	11
i o n	11
results from the	11
head of the	11
in conjunction with	11
to prevent transmission	11
are similar to	11
diseases of the	11
first week of	11
in these infants	11
detected in the	11
is considered to	11
can be found	11
is referred to	11
may be used	11
the lacrimal sac	11
in neonatal intensive	11
area of the	11
is a rare	11
risk of infection	11
the infl uence	11
to be related	11
hyoid bone and	11
compression of the	11
no differences in	11
in the third	11
also has been	11
been suggested as	11
infants hospitalised with	11
in the second	11
evidence indicates that	11
for development of	11
of infected infants	11
be considered as	11
the pathophysiology of	11
cause of nosocomial	11
opening of the	11
necrotizing enterocolitis and	11
of life in	11
respiratory viruses in	11
there is evidence	11
of the mucosa	11
serious bacterial infection	11
participate in the	11
in to of	11
clinical and laboratory	11
contraction of the	11
of the teeth	11
the pattern of	11
the pharynx and	11
may play a	11
high incidence of	11
the first day	11
component of the	11
on the development	11
department of neonatology	11
in acute bronchiolitis	11
the gut microbiota	11
in this group	11
particular attention to	11
of breast cancer	11
the final manuscript	11
was no significant	11
during mechanical ventilation	11
nebulized hypertonic saline	11
of choice for	11
remains to be	11
infections in a	11
diagnosis of bronchiolitis	11
a clinical diagnosis	11
the mother is	11
less than of	11
and the presence	11
vitamin d and	11
compared with adults	11
compared with those	11
infants with ph	11
in any of	11
no evidence indicates	11
preterm infants and	11
on the left	11
the direction of	11
the lateral wall	11
infections of the	11
of bronchopulmonary dysplasia	11
this is an	11
is caused by	11
to regain birth	11
more severe disease	11
the detection of	11
more common in	11
maternal and infant	11
be the most	11
closely related to	11
in most cases	11
infants with sepsis	11
also associated with	11
isolated from the	11
involvement of the	11
clinical diagnosis of	11
of newborn infants	11
of the orbicularis	11
the third trimester	11
patients in the	11
of somatic dysfunction	11
may be more	11
respiratory viral infections	11
of the fi	11
been proposed as	11
seem to be	11
in neonates is	11
infant and mother	11
for treatment of	11
infection due to	11
half of the	11
this is a	11
disease associated with	11
lateral wall of	11
of respiratory viruses	11
the application of	11
in the respiratory	11
petrous portion of	11
from infants with	11
addition to the	11
early childhood asthma	11
there are no	11
development of a	11
portions of the	11
respiratory tract disease	11
factors in human	11
temporal bones and	11
the control of	11
the fi bers	11
per live births	11
may reduce the	11
should be employed	11
b streptococcal disease	11
of the risk	11
movements of the	11
a combination of	11
in the prevention	11
the lacrimal bone	11
is important for	11
week of life	11
of respiratory viral	11
the introduction of	11
was significantly higher	11
have been found	11
the organism is	11
the primary outcome	11
and review of	11
of rotavirus in	11
on the right	11
use in children	11
are part of	10
each of the	10
has been estimated	10
front of the	10
the frontal bones	10
infant death syndrome	10
in the developing	10
have been used	10
small number of	10
significantly lower in	10
the diagnosis is	10
has been isolated	10
may be appropriate	10
factors in the	10
not limited to	10
beginning of the	10
hyaline membrane disease	10
respiratory distress in	10
of less than	10
the head and	10
protection of the	10
intestinal microbiota in	10
umbilical cord blood	10
at years of	10
on fetus and	10
children with respiratory	10
in infants born	10
sepsis in a	10
infants from the	10
relative to the	10
to that of	10
was carried out	10
oral administration of	10
with acute respiratory	10
the infant in	10
admitted to our	10
the trigeminal nerve	10
result of the	10
were able to	10
with a lower	10
the quality of	10
of the world	10
milk in the	10
somatic dysfunction can	10
between and months	10
aspect of the	10
total parenteral nutrition	10
extremely preterm infants	10
data were collected	10
breastfeeding in the	10
of campylobacter jejuni	10
of the cervical	10
the innate immune	10
high prevalence of	10
and temporal bones	10
children with diarrhea	10
with the mother	10
of budesonide in	10
infant transmission of	10
included in this	10
for mechanical ventilation	10
on one side	10
serve as a	10
been detected in	10
large number of	10
is not recommended	10
of the skin	10
as a risk	10
of infection with	10
the osteopathic practitioner	10
in the late	10
pao fio ratio	10
in front of	10
in all cases	10
the accuracy of	10
and there is	10
transmission via breastfeeding	10
all patients were	10
the mouth and	10
hand hygiene and	10
identified in the	10
are more likely	10
infants who have	10
upper airway obstruction	10
have demonstrated that	10
acute phase of	10
in one study	10
committee on fetus	10
month of age	10
somatovisceral refl exes	10
may present with	10
has been well	10
this study is	10
the st year	10
after cardiac surgery	10
diagnosis and treatment	10
transmission of htlv	10
the acute phase	10
the remainder of	10
at birth and	10
maternal vitamin d	10
was seen in	10
very preterm neonates	10
pulmonary hypertension of	10
mean gestational age	10
present at birth	10
of the hyoid	10
the aap committee	10
the brachial plexus	10
did not have	10
length of oxygen	10
compared to those	10
because it is	10
showed that the	10
outcomes of late	10
of the face	10
as shown in	10
levels of il	10
of morbidity and	10
hospital length of	10
human milk in	10
mild to moderate	10
there are several	10
randomized clinical trial	10
donor human milk	10
superior oblique muscle	10
that has been	10
syncytial virus bronchiolitis	10
of infectious diseases	10
signs of illness	10
of any of	10
small for gestational	10
clinical manifestations of	10
ammation of the	10
much as possible	10
infant should be	10
with a higher	10
in newborns with	10
did not differ	10
with early onset	10
at risk of	10
infl ammation of	10
of serious bacterial	10
molecular epidemiology of	10
the mean duration	10
the need to	10
size and shape	10
the intestinal flora	10
pediatric patients with	10
in the present	10
to the hospital	10
and control of	10
birth weight was	10
risk of sbi	10
symptoms such as	10
in term neonates	10
through the birth	10
preterm neonates with	10
the upper and	10
yellow fever vaccine	10
an episode of	10
isolated from infants	10
detection of rotavirus	10
due to an	10
the pt and	10
samples were collected	10
mother to infant	10
risk to the	10
bacterial infections in	10
to the base	10
on the first	10
suggests that the	10
in mechanically ventilated	10
asthma and allergic	10
of the petrous	10
the orbicularis oris	10
more of the	10
the th week	10
stay in the	10
the increase in	10
were performed in	10
clinical features of	10
the head of	10
differences between the	10
viral respiratory infections	10
systematic review and	10
in accordance with	10
failure to thrive	10
of antimicrobial therapy	10
are capable of	10
high mortality rate	10
months to years	10
major cause of	10
a higher risk	10
age of years	10
results of the	10
higher risk for	10
infants with rw	10
in the human	10
with severe sepsis	10
in the serum	10
is a major	10
in children under	10
can be given	10
been suggested that	10
to have the	10
to the picu	10
younger than year	10
infant gut microbiota	10
the appearance of	10
admitted to a	10
material and methods	10
of vlbw infants	10
of the following	10
aap committee on	10
cranial somatic dysfunction	10
was approved by	10
the most recent	10
respiratory infections in	10
of the hip	10
part of a	10
high risk of	10
relaxation of the	10
of illness in	10
at higher risk	10
randomized trial of	10
disease caused by	10
defined as the	10
importance of the	10
passage through the	10
t i o	10
in children in	10
after days of	10
of the medial	10
the hard palate	10
the benefits of	10
apex of the	10
of neonates with	10
syncytial virus infections	10
p r o	10
infants compared with	10
in the feces	10
in the middle	10
described in the	10
cd t cells	10
may have been	10
the birth canal	10
of age with	10
of which are	10
of the chest	10
prevention of necrotizing	10
pediatric septic shock	10
in a pediatric	10
t e r	10
the patients were	10
has been studied	9
broad range of	9
in infants the	9
result in a	9
the prism score	9
because of its	9
that they have	9
that they are	9
e a r	9
be directed at	9
exclusive breastfeeding for	9
high as to	9
to be of	9
of breast feeding	9
the formation of	9
of ph in	9
in the past	9
mechanisms of action	9
a prospective cohort	9
posture of the	9
manuscript as submitted	9
escherichia coli in	9
the setting of	9
of the lung	9
is similar to	9
final manuscript as	9
guidelines for the	9
of the microbiota	9
levels of the	9
infection control practices	9
of the maxillae	9
age of months	9
diarrhea in infants	9
to the right	9
significant correlation between	9
of onset of	9
in the pediatric	9
in the setting	9
prevention and control	9
a median of	9
term and preterm	9
for patients with	9
between the occiput	9
routine use of	9
been used in	9
a significant correlation	9
septic shock in	9
to establish the	9
of breastfeeding and	9
anterior part of	9
of vertical transmission	9
must be considered	9
by the time	9
the measurement of	9
the anterior part	9
in the last	9
of the intestine	9
and lack of	9
in healthy infants	9
to meet the	9
of vitamin a	9
breast feeding and	9
hours of life	9
exposed to the	9
have been proposed	9
the preterm and	9
may be related	9
dysfunctions of the	9
were present in	9
alpha b crystallin	9
is the first	9
this type of	9
infl ammation and	9
the committee on	9
approved by the	9
study was conducted	9
and approved the	9
the git microbiota	9
and those with	9
neonatal rotavirus infection	9
of the individual	9
was used in	9
should be given	9
the increased risk	9
of these children	9
e r i	9
it is necessary	9
to the nicu	9
been demonstrated to	9
colonization and infection	9
many of the	9
milk is not	9
the pharyngeal wall	9
children under years	9
if the patient	9
two of the	9
the apex of	9
regardless of the	9
days after birth	9
was the most	9
will result in	9
the orbicularis oculi	9
a series of	9
of infants who	9
at weeks of	9
sepsis in neonates	9
the value of	9
the cervical and	9
for the diagnosis	9
information on the	9
with acute viral	9
to make a	9
of infants to	9
risk factors associated	9
children less than	9
conventional mechanical ventilation	9
preterm compared to	9
in the stool	9
of west nile	9
of group b	9
walls of the	9
mortality and morbidity	9
the adaptive immune	9
dysfunction should be	9
lymphotropic virus type	9
hypertension of the	9
to maintain the	9
and multiple organ	9
responsible for the	9
to of infants	9
for somatic dysfunction	9
one third of	9
important cause of	9
were related to	9
enterocolitis in preterm	9
may be necessary	9
performance of the	9
members of the	9
therapy in the	9
is not always	9
with vitamin d	9
a study from	9
study is to	9
should be balanced	9
bronchiolitis is a	9
been shown that	9
in a hospital	9
occurred in the	9
are thought to	9
is known to	9
the roof of	9
in exclusively breastfed	9
the first study	9
muscles of the	9
toxic shock syndrome	9
only in the	9
paramount importance in	9
by months of	9
influenza a and	9
proposed as a	9
followed by a	9
children with acute	9
supply to the	9
located between the	9
c and c	9
is due to	9
of the infection	9
the developing brain	9
resulted in a	9
days in the	9
of breastfeeding in	9
pregnant women with	9
mortality rate in	9
extension of the	9
linked immunosorbent assay	9
infection has been	9
clinical course of	9
identified in human	9
the opposite side	9
reduction in the	9
in children is	9
was observed in	9
hiv transmission via	9
of sepsis in	9
children admitted to	9
study of infants	9
mechanical ventilation was	9
virus in the	9
risk of mortality	9
frontal bone and	9
at least months	9
evidence suggests that	9
relationship with the	9
gut microbiota composition	9
of the mastoid	9
the occipital fl	9
lower incidence of	9
hospital stay and	9
e n t	9
explained by the	9
a broad range	9
maturation of the	9
of life is	9
with mechanical ventilation	9
of hepatitis b	9
multicenter study of	9
was similar to	9
a pattern of	9
been estimated to	9
older than years	9
the concentration of	9
percent of the	9
than in older	9
was significantly lower	9
in febrile infants	9
using indirect principles	9
cranial base and	9
associated with lower	9
remainder of the	9
used as a	9
are required to	9
weight mean difference	9
viral bronchiolitis in	9
to protect against	9
rotavirus infections in	9
of infection is	9
infections in neonates	9
of the manuscript	9
in developed countries	9
can be a	9
increased rates of	9
the process of	9
the hypothesis that	9
to weeks of	9
associated with high	9
measurements were performed	9
to account for	9
interfere with the	9
the femoral head	9
two or more	9
detection of respiratory	9
severe respiratory distress	9
which can be	9
infants with necrotizing	9
they have no	9
evidence for the	9
is characterized by	9
to the mother	9
of the hands	9
roof of the	9
of lung function	9
and on the	9
when compared with	9
flora of the	9
is evidence that	9
of mother and	9
infants born by	9
a mother and	9
were higher in	9
hepatitis b virus	9
the study group	9
known to be	9
innervated by the	9
compared to term	9
response to the	9
cervical spine and	9
may be considered	9
the size of	9
decrease in the	9
the thoracic spine	9
to term infants	9
a predominance of	9
duration of hospital	9
infection associated with	9
of the primary	9
children with septic	9
throughout the world	9
who did not	9
to be determined	9
of the fetal	9
the inflammatory response	9
respiratory morbidity in	9
acellular pertussis vaccine	9
respiratory viral infection	9
group of children	9
bacterial colonization of	9
pulmonary hemorrhage in	9
mother or infant	9
of the four	9
due to rsv	9
breast milk transmission	9
has been documented	9
for these reasons	9
upper thoracic and	9
soon as possible	9
that could be	9
in some cases	9
led to a	9
attention should be	9
the infant from	9
infants and their	9
bones and the	9
of the total	9
review and meta	9
study was approved	9
to contribute to	9
mothers and their	9
in the intestinal	9
of diarrheal disease	9
the vagus nerve	9
is a risk	9
infection in preterm	9
with chronic lung	8
breast milk are	8
have been studied	8
control of the	8
during a period	8
infection in infancy	8
the expression of	8
were similar to	8
with a mean	8
have a higher	8
factors for nec	8
dysfunction affecting the	8
of the pharyngeal	8
n f e	8
extends from the	8
appeared to be	8
jejuni and campylobacter	8
identified in breast	8
urinary tract infection	8
a major cause	8
claims in published	8
a viral infection	8
treatment should be	8
treatment of salmonella	8
onset neonatal sepsis	8
significantly different between	8
material und methoden	8
serves as a	8
were compared with	8
published maps and	8
a higher incidence	8
and have been	8
a month old	8
reported on the	8
listed in table	8
from patients with	8
newborns and infants	8
kg q h	8
early in the	8
among infants in	8
some of these	8
epidemiology of rotavirus	8
for necrotizing enterocolitis	8
mothers with preeclampsia	8
the styloid processes	8
is responsible for	8
and in vivo	8
correlated with the	8
have the child	8
and institutional affiliations	8
in a premature	8
cervical and thoracic	8
and their infants	8
in the paediatric	8
refl ex is	8
than years old	8
the infant has	8
the movement of	8
the infants who	8
of mg kg	8
of the inferior	8
innate and adaptive	8
of nitric oxide	8
the nasopharynx and	8
by human milk	8
were detected in	8
objective was to	8
a diagnosis of	8
are caused by	8
ranged from to	8
in our cohort	8
in the colon	8
child should be	8
the incubation period	8
are available for	8
among preterm infants	8
at the bedside	8
patients admitted to	8
of acute viral	8
soft palate and	8
those of the	8
ml kg d	8
maps and institutional	8
the sensitivity of	8
a randomized clinical	8
young febrile infants	8
i n f	8
of pregnant women	8
remains neutral with	8
and gestational age	8
prolonged rupture of	8
against the palate	8
been studied in	8
of extremely low	8
to analyze the	8
a family history	8
report of the	8
achieve full feeds	8
of the developing	8
infection in premature	8
the comfort scale	8
with the use	8
mg kg q	8
tetralogy of fallot	8
in the acute	8
is required for	8
patients with acute	8
the centers for	8
mean birth weight	8
day care centers	8
described as a	8
were obtained from	8
of the ethmoid	8
temporal bone and	8
no evidence for	8
the difference in	8
common in the	8
infections in humans	8
blood samples were	8
of pulse oximetry	8
in infants less	8
data are available	8
effect of breastfeeding	8
during the period	8
are needed to	8
posterior to the	8
third trimester of	8
of infant feeding	8
i e s	8
acute renal failure	8
a tertiary care	8
formed by the	8
in the urine	8
used to treat	8
the surface of	8
gastroenteritis due to	8
in the dr	8
between january and	8
direction of the	8
the host immune	8
otherwise healthy infants	8
with at least	8
in umbilical cord	8
management of acute	8
with the same	8
immediately after birth	8
belonging to the	8
wide variety of	8
less common in	8
to as the	8
infants with severe	8
milk from their	8
no case of	8
believed to be	8
positioning of the	8
associated with diarrhea	8
to the clinical	8
data on the	8
and campylobacter coli	8
risk for the	8
of the mothers	8
days to years	8
n t r	8
the endotracheal tube	8
of epec gastroenteritis	8
resulting in an	8
to the fetus	8
full oral feeding	8
to detect a	8
at least hours	8
risk for hiv	8
number of children	8
from children with	8
and its relationship	8
is important in	8
jurisdictional claims in	8
in the diagnosis	8
may have a	8
american college of	8
transmission of cytomegalovirus	8
and transmission of	8
in published maps	8
to be effective	8
of bronchiolitis and	8
n t e	8
to protect the	8
the optic nerve	8
birth cohort study	8
motility of the	8
an infant is	8
for nosocomial infection	8
on each side	8
t h e	8
or mechanical ventilation	8
infection and the	8
trimester of pregnancy	8
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