Cue-Based Feeding as Intervention to Achieve Full Oral Feeding in Preterm Infants Primarily Managed with Bubble CPAP

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Mohamed A. Mohamed · Cleveland Clinic

Kirsten K. Teumer · George Washington University Hospital

Mariana Leone · Milken Institute

Nabi Akram · George Washington University

Mohamed H. Rahamn · GW Medical Faculty Associates

Dinan Abdelatif · George Washington University Hospital

Kimberly Condie

Abstract

· Cue-based feeding matches introduction of PO feeding with physiological readiness.. · Cue-based feeding may not be associated with a delay in achieving full oral feeding in preterm infants.. · Cue-based feeding is not associated with prolongation of the length of stay in preterm infants.. · Cue based feeding in preterm infants managed with noninvasive bubble CPAP is examined..

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Infant Development and Preterm Care Neonatal Respiratory Health Research Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues

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Published in: American Journal of Perinatology

Volume 40, Issue 07, pp. 766-772

DOI: 10.1055/s-0041-1731046

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Cue-Based Feeding as Intervention to Achieve Full Oral Feeding in Preterm Infants Primarily Managed with Bubble CPAP

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