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Growth parameters of NICU admitted low birth weight preterm neonates at corrected ages of 6 and 12 month
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the most serious health problems in today's world. Objective: The
purpose of this study was to evaluate growth parameters of neonatal
intensive care unit (NICU) admitted LBW preterm neonates at corrected
ages of 6 and 12 months. Materials and Methods: In a prospective cohort
(follow up) study, all LBW preterm neonates whom were admitted to
Shahid Sadoughi Hospital NICU in 2008, followed up for one year and
their weight, height and head circumference evaluated at ages of 6 and
12 months. Results: Twenty four boys and 26 girls with mean gestational
age of 31.3±2.7 weeks and mean birth weight of 1480.3±422.8gr
were evaluated. The most frequency of underweight and short stature was
seen at the age of six months. Exclusive breast feeding infants had the
lowest frequency of underweight at the age of six. Frequency of
underweight at the age of six months and NICU stay days were more in
neonates with birth weight of less than 1000 gr. Conclusion: It is
necessary to emphasize on the importance of growth assessment of LBW
children and proper education of their mothers about nutrition of their
children for early and timely diagnosis and management of growth
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the most serious health problems in today's world. Objective: The
purpose of this study was to evaluate growth parameters of neonatal
intensive care unit (NICU) admitted LBW preterm neonates at corrected
ages of 6 and 12 months. Materials and Methods: In a prospective cohort
(follow up) study, all LBW preterm neonates whom were admitted to
Shahid Sadoughi Hospital NICU in 2008, followed up for one year and
their weight, height and head circumference evaluated at ages of 6 and
12 months. Results: Twenty four boys and 26 girls with mean gestational
age of 31.3±2.7 weeks and mean birth weight of 1480.3±422.8gr
were evaluated. The most frequency of underweight and short stature was
seen at the age of six months. Exclusive breast feeding infants had the
lowest frequency of underweight at the age of six. Frequency of
underweight at the age of six months and NICU stay days were more in
neonates with birth weight of less than 1000 gr. Conclusion: It is
necessary to emphasize on the importance of growth assessment of LBW
children and proper education of their mothers about nutrition of their
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the most serious health problems in today's world. Objective: The
purpose of this study was to evaluate growth parameters of neonatal
intensive care unit (NICU) admitted LBW preterm neonates at corrected
ages of 6 and 12 months. Materials and Methods: In a prospective cohort
(follow up) study, all LBW preterm neonates whom were admitted to
Shahid Sadoughi Hospital NICU in 2008, followed up for one year and
their weight, height and head circumference evaluated at ages of 6 and
12 months. Results: Twenty four boys and 26 girls with mean gestational
age of 31.3±2.7 weeks and mean birth weight of 1480.3±422.8gr
were evaluated. The most frequency of underweight and short stature was
seen at the age of six months. Exclusive breast feeding infants had the
lowest frequency of underweight at the age of six. Frequency of
underweight at the age of six months and NICU stay days were more in
neonates with birth weight of less than 1000 gr. Conclusion: It is
necessary to emphasize on the importance of growth assessment of LBW
children and proper education of their mothers about nutrition of their
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