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1° Congress of Joint European Neonatal Societies

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

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James A.
GLOBAL RIGHT VENTRICULAR FRACTIONAL AREA CHANGE IS A SURROGATE MARKER FOR SYSTEMIC BLOOD FLOW IN PRETERM INFANTS (ID058)

James A. T.
LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENT OF MYOCARDIAL STRAIN AND STRAIN RATE AND THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE IN PRETERM INFANTS LESS THAN 29 WEEKS GESTATION (ID056)

James A.
THE EFFECT OF ANTENATAL MAGNESIUM SULFATE ADMINISTRATION ON LEFT VENTRICULAR AFTERLOAD AND MYOCARDIAL PERFORMANCE MEASURED USING DEFORMATION AND ROTATIONAL MECHANICS IMAGING (ID057) ~

Janczewska I.
Implementation of pulse oximetry screening

Jayasinghe D.
BODY CORE TEMPERATURE : A NOVEL BIOMARKER FOR HYPO XIC -ISCHAEMIC ENCEPHALOAPTHY (ID259)

Jayasinghe D.
ELEVATED TROUGH SERUM GENTAMICIN CONCENTRATIONS AND OTOTOXICITY (ID359)

Jensen C. F.
HYPOTHERMIA AND RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME IN PREMATURE INFANTS (ID733)

Jermendy A.
IMPACT OF EX UTERO TRANSPORT, GENDER, AND ANTENATAL STEROIDS ON INHOSPITAL MORTALITY OF NEONATES IN HUNGARY: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY (ID863)

Jeukens-Visser M.
ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION OVER TIME, IN MOTHERS OF VERY PRETERM BORN CHILDREN (ID187)

Jeukens-Visser M.
ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN MOTHERS AND FATHERS OF A VERY PRETERM BORN CHILD AFTER HOSPITAL DISCHARGE (ID186)

Johnson M.
IMPLEMENTING AND SUSTAINING IMPROVED NUTRITIONAL CARE OF PRETERM INFANTS IN NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE USING A PRACTICE BASED COMPLEX INTERVENTION (ID487)

Johnston L.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN MATERNAL AND NEWBORN HEALTHCARE : HOW CAN EUROPE 'S HEALTH PROFESSIONALS MEET THE CHALLENGES ?

Jones R.
APGAR SCORES PREDICT ENCEPHALOPATHY MORE THAN BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS (ID308)

Jourdain G.
BACTERIOLOGICAL SAFETY IN TRANSPORT , A CONTINUOUS CHALLENGE (ID421)

Jungner A.
SYSTEMIC HEMOLYSIS AND HYPERO XEMIA IN A RAT PUP MODEL ; A NOVEL WAY OF MODELING EFFECTS OF CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS (ID850)