Low birth weight baby is new born babies with < 2500 grams. The causative factors are chronic energy deficiency, anemia, preeclampsia, premature rupture of membranes, parity, spacing, gestational age, maternal bad habits, and fetal factors. purpose this research to know the relationship between hemoglobin level, preeclampsia incidence low in Muhammadiyah Hospital Palembang 2020. method used ...

Premature birth has become a global health problem and accounted for nearly 1.1 million deaths in children under five, direct complications of premature babies have 965,000 during the first 28 days child's life. infants are more likely to risk respiratory distress, temperature instability, hypoglycemia, kernicterus, apnea, seizures problems with absorption nutrients when compared term infants. ...

During pregnancy and childbirth, there can be physical psychological changes in the mother. These cause anxiety, stress eventually lead to depression. The risks that caused are birth of babies with low weight (LBW), small head size (microsomia), premature birth, weakening baby's immune system, prolonged labor. problems give rise this idea high incidence anxiety experienced by pregnant maternity...

Cytomegalovirus culture positive breast milk was obtained from four mothers of very premature babies. The milk was stored at 0-5 degrees C in a domestic refrigerator for 48 hours or frozen for different durations at -20 degrees C. Cytomegalovirus survived in breast milk despite being frozen for 10 days at -20 degrees C.

In infantile hypophosphatasia babies appear normal upto the age of 6 months but after this they begin to show a failure in growth. Vomiting and hypotonia may develop. Skeletal malformations like shortened, bowed limbs may be seen. Radiographs show a markedly reduced degree of ossification with preponderance of hypomineralized osteoid. These infants survive and premature shedding of deciduous te...

The purpose of this study was to investigate the incidence and location of tooth developmental disorders (mainly enamel hypoplasia and discolored teeth) which are often seen in premature babies. The subjects were 52 infants from two to five years of age with complete deciduous den tition (32 AFD and 20 SFD babies). Enamel hypoplasia was seen in 26.97O and discolored teeth in 1.97O. The incidenc...

Before 1975 in Blackburn in the Premature Baby Unit monitoring facilities were limited. Ambient oxygen monitoring, blood gas analysis, and ventilation were not being performed. Gradually, special care was introduced and from 1978-80 all babies requiring intensive care and long term ventilatory care were transferred to the Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Not all babies with incipient or e...