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1° Congress of Joint European Neonatal Societies

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

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Rabe H.
IPRF

Rabe H.
HEART RATE VARIABILITY CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH NEONATAL INFECTION (ID520)

Rahman R.
TEMPORAL CHANGES IN MICROVASCULAR FUNCTION FOLLOWING PRETERM BIRTH IN GUINEA PIGS (ID322)

Raimondi F.
WORKSHOPS - SKILLS STATION 3 - ULTRASOUND OF THE LUNG IN PRACTICE

Raimondi F.
FUNCTIONAL APPLICATIONS OF LUNG ULTRASOUND TO NEONATAL RESPIRATORY DISEASE

Rajadurai V. S.
EFFICACY OF SYSTEMIC FLUCONAZOLE PROPHYLA XIS IN REDUCTION OF SYSTEMIC CANDIDIASIS IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTHWEIGHT (ELBW) INFANTS . (ID820)

Ralser E.
TIMING OF AMPLITUDE -INTEGRATED ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY RECORDING FOR PREDICTION OF OUTCOME IN PREMATURE INFANTS (ID731)

Ramenghi L.
NEONATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY - BRAIN LESIONS AND NEONATAL ASPHYXIA

Ramenghi L.
NEONATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY - SINOVENOUS THROMBOSIS AND VENOUS STROKE

Ramenghi L.
THE PRETERM BRAIN - ACQUIRED HAEMORRHAGIC LESIONS OF THE CEREBELLUM

Rasmussen M.
VALIDATION OF CEREBRAL NIRS OXIMETRY IN NEWBORN PIGLETS (ID700)

Reigstad H.
IMPROVING PARENTERAL NUTRITION IN THE NEONATE - A PRACTICAL GUIDELINE (ID385)

Reinboth B. S.
BRAIN INJURY AND NEUROLOGICAL DEFICITS IN DIFFERENT MODELS OF HYPOXIA -ISCHEMIA IN NEONATAL MICE (ID489)

Reynolds V.
VOICE OUTCOMES FOLLOWING VERY PRETERM BIRTH (ID054)

Richter A. E.
THE EFFECT OF MATERNAL ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS ON CEREBRAL, RENAL AND SPLANCHNIC OXYGEN EXTRACTION IN PRETERM BORN NEONATES (ID333)

Righini A.
FETAL MRI GUIDED ASSESSMENT OF NEONATAL IMAGING MODALITIES

Rigo J.
GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL BIOMARKERS OF PRETERM INFANTS FED A NEW POWDERED HUMAN MILK FORTIFIER : A MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED , CONTROLLED, DOUBLE -BLIND CLINICAL TRIAL (ID289)

Rittenschober-Boehm J.
VAGINAL UREAPLASMA PARVUM BUT NOT UREALYTICUM COLONIZATION AT 12 TO 14 WEEKS OF GESTATION IS SIGNIFICANTLY ASSOCIATED WITH PRETERM DELIVERY (ID046)

Roberts C.
HIGH FLOW SUPPORT IN VERY PRETERM INFANTS WITHIN THE AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND NEONATAL NETWORK (ANZNN) 2009 - 2012 (ID465)

Roberts C.
TRENDS IN NEONATAL RESPIRATORY SUPPORT IN THE AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND NEONATAL NETWORK (ANZNN) 2009 - 2012 (ID463)

Robertson N.
ANESTHETICS CONS

Robinson S.
RESPIRATORY OUTCOMES IN LATE AND MODERATELY PRETERM INFANTS : RESULTS FROM A POPULATION -BASED STUDY (ID539)

Rodgers-Gray Barry
THE PREEMIE PARENT JOURNEY AND THE PARENT BURDEN STUDY . INSIGHTS FROM GLOBAL PARENT RESEARCH AND KEY FINDINGS FROM RELEVANT HEALTH ECONOMICS AND OUTCOMES RESEARCH

Rodriguez E.
CLINICAL COURSE AND PROGNOSIS AT ONE YEAR OF CORRECTED AGE OF A 6135 COLOMBIAN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT (LBW) INFANTS COHORT DISCHARGED HOME IN KANGAROO POSITION WITH AMBULATORY OXYGEN: A 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE (ID256)

Rodriguez-Fanjul J.
LUNG ULTRASOUND AS A PREDICTOR OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN NEONATES OLDER THAN 32 WEEKS (ID399)

Roehr C. C.
WORKSHOPS - SKILLS STATION 1 - DR VENTILATION AND RESPIRATORY FUNCTION MONITORING

Roelants J. A.
CORPUS CALLOSUM -FASTIGIUM LENGTH ; A NEW SONOGRAPHIC MARKER FOR PRETERM BRAIN GROWTH (ID390)

Rogers Beth
HCP TRACK 2 (NURSES) PART 2: Communications training - Point Taken: Barriers to effective HCP/parent communication ? How do I get my message across and make sure it is heard? ? Asking the right questions and understanding non-verbal communication ? Practical exercises

Rombo Karl
A PREEMIE PARENT 'S STORY - INSIGHT IN TO THE EXPERIENCE OF BEING A PREEMIE PARENT AND WHAT HCPS CAN DO TO HELP MAKE THE JOURNEY EASIER FOR PARENTS

Round Table
The unmet needs of perinatal medicine multidisciplinary approach of the future Facilators: G.C. Di Renzo, N. Marlow

Rowitch D.
NEW MECHANISMS OF BRAIN DAMAGE IN PREMES : OLIGODENDROCYTE MATURATION

Ruegger C.
PREDICTORS OF HOSPITAL DISCHARGE IN A SWISS NATIONAL COHORT OF VERY PRETERM INFANTS (ID656)

Ruel M.
PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HYDROXYLATED POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IS ASSOCIATED WITH MENTAL AND MOTOR DEVELOPMENT OF INFANTS AT THE AGE OF 18 MONTHS (ID446)