Neonatology
Diagnosis Provides Evidence for Laparotomy vs. Drainage in Neonates
Landmark study compares two surgical strategies to repair necrotizing enterocolitis or intestinal perforation in premature infants.
Fish Oil for Future Fathers May Reduce Odds of Premature Birth
An accessible, low-cost supplement prevents bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
Five Factors Help Predict Extreme Preterm Birth
Risk of extreme preterm birth is more accurately predicted with an AI deep learning ensemble.
Fetal Treatment Plan Flows from Mom to Neonate
New protocol for migrating EMRs assists pediatricians in following prebirth treatment plans.
Improved Outlook for CDH in Newborns
Protocol changes reflect new research and revised treatment priorities.
Improved CAPTA Tracks Prenatal Substance Exposure
Updates to landmark child protection legislation may better support infants and caregivers.
Maternity Bundles Deliver Optimal Care, Enhanced Value
Vanderbilt's first two years of data suggest benefits for patients, payers and providers.
U.S. Surgeons First to Reconstruct Esophagus Using New Magnamosis Device
Specialty, minimally invasive technique proves lifesaving.
Catheterization Laboratory Expands Capabilities
Dedicated space and staff supports growing number of complex procedures.
A “Safety Zone” for Closing Gastroschisis
New evidence helps identify a sweet spot for intervention decisions.
More Testing Needed for Infants Exposed to Hepatitis C
Research shows testing in one state falls drastically below guidelines.