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1° Congress of Joint European Neonatal Societies

Budapest (H)
15/09/2015 - 20/09/2015

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Canpolat F.E.
BINASAL PRONG VERSUS NASAL MASK FOR APPLYING CPAP TO PRETERM INFANTS : RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL (ID448)

Cardona F.
INCIDENCE OF ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN PREMATURE INFANTS ACCORDING TO AKIN CRITERIA (ID604)

Carnielli V.
LATE PULMONARY DETERIORATION : ANOTHER NEW FORM OF BPD

Castagnola E.
Use of clinical guidelines in antimicrobial stewardship

Castagnola E.
LACTOFERRIN TRIALS

Cattarossi L.
WORKSHOPS - SKILLS STATION 3 - ULTRASOUND OF THE LUNG IN PRACTICE

Cawley P.
THE THERMAL SAFETY OF NEONATAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE BRAIN IMAGING AT 3.0 TESLA (ID276)

Cents T. J. M.
THE EFFECT OF A STANDARDIZED GASTRIC RESIDUAL REGIME ON FEEDING TOLERANCE IN PRETERM INFANTS (ID041)

Chang Y. -S.
INVOLUTION OF RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME AFTER BEVACIZUMAB TREATMENT (ID627)

Chen C. N.
PRETERM INFANTS BORN WITH PRENATAL ABSENT OR REVERSED END-DIASTOLIC FLOW VELOCITY (AREDV) SHOW SIGNIFICANT LOWER BAYLEY III SCALES AT 2 YEARS- A MATCH CONTROL STUDY (ID285)

Chollat C.
NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECT OF REMIFENTANIL ON EXCITOTOXIC-INDUCED BRAIN DAMAGED IN NEONATAL MICE (ID488)

Christensen R. D.
ANEMIA IN THE NEONATAL PERIOD

Christensen R. D.
IDENTIFYING NEONATES LIKELY TO BENEFIT FROM A RED BLOOD CELL TRANSFUSION

Christensen R. D.
POLYCYTHEMIA AND HYPERVISCOSITY

Christensen R.
DETECTION OF HEMOLYSIS WITH COSENSE - RATIONALE AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Claris O.
PULMONARY INFLAMMATION IN BPD - IMPLICATIONS FOR A MULTIMODAL CONCEPT OF PREVENTION AND THERAPY

Clarke P.
EEG DISCONTINUITY PREDICTS CEREBRAL TISSUE INJURY AND ADVERSE NEURODEVELOPMENT IN COOLED NEWBORNS (ID283)

Colella M.
ADENOSINE LEVELS IN THE FIRST 30 DAYS OF LIFE AND RISK OF COMPLICATIONS IN VLBW (ID892)

Coleman S.
USE OF A RESUSCITATION TRAINING APP SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVES HEART RATE ASSESSMENT DURING NEWBORN SIMULATION (ID590)

Conneman N.
SUPPORTING SENSORY AND BRAIN DEVELOPMENT OF VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT NFANTS IN THE NICU

Conneman N.
INDIVIDUALIZING CARE FOR THE PREMATURELY BORN INFANT AND HER FAMILY WITH THE NIDCAP MODEL

Counsell S.
THE PRETERM BRAIN - FILLING THE GAP BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL MRI AND DTI APPLICATIONS AND THE MOST RECENT EVOLUTIONS

Curatolo P.
AUTISM

Cuttini M.
HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN VERY PRETERM CHILDREN ASSESSED AT SCHOOL AGE: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE CHILDREN'S AND PARENTS' REPORTS (ID734)

Cuttini M.
ETHICAL CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE

Czech J.
VITAMIN D AT A DOSE 400 IU/D PROTECTS TERM AND PRETERM INFANTS FROM DEFICIENCY. (ID859)

Czernik C.
URINARY N-TERMINAL PRO-B TYPE NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE PREDICTS MODERATE OR SEVERE BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA IN PRETERM INFANTS (ID189)