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Case-control study of milk curd obstruction in newborn infants in a tertiary surgical neonatal intensive care unit

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By Orla Walsh, Ross Anthony, Zeke Wang, Barbara Elizabeth Cormack
| BMJ Paediatrics & Child Health
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Early hypophosphataemia and refeeding syndrome in extremely low birthweight babies and outcomes to 2 years of age: secondary cohort analysis from the ProVIDe trial

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By Nadia Ford, Frank Harry Bloomfield, Yannan Jiang, Barbara Elizabeth Cormack
| BMJ Paediatrics & Child Health
Abstract Objective To investigate in extremely low birthweight (ELBW; <1000 g) babies the associations between refeeding syndrome (serum phosphate <1.4 mmol·L-1 and serum total calcium>2.8 mmol·L-1) and hypophosphataemia in the first week and death or neurodisability at 2 years’ corrected age (CA). Design Secondary cohort analysis of the ProVIDe trial participants with serum biochemistry within 7 days of birth.
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