Disease relevance of Neonatology

• BACKGROUND: With the introduction of new therapies in peri- and neonatology, the clinical picture of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) seems to alter [1].
• 'Methicillin-resistant' Staphylococcus aureus in a regional neonatology unit [2].
• Miocamycin in chlamydia trachomatis infections in neonatology: clinical results, pharmacokinetics and microbiological evaluation [3].
• Gentamicin is a potentially ototoxic drug routinely used for treatment of life-threatening infectious diseases in neonatology [4].
• In this study, 207 patients with neonatal tetanus admitted to Erciyes University, Faculty of Medicine, Unit of Neonatology between 1976 and 1994 were investigated retrospectively [5].

Psychiatry related information on Neonatology

• In the field of Medicine, Neonatology has appeared as a sub-discipline, and both investigates and cares for at-risk babies, including risk for developmental disabilities [6].

High impact information on Neonatology

• Use of EMLA cream in a department of neonatology [7].
• Do you remember E-Ferol? The penalty for selling untested drugs in neonatology: fines and a jail sentence [8].
• In no other age group have these improvements been more dramatic than in neonatology, where antenatal steroid administration to mothers and postnatal utilization of surfactant have led to marked improvements in survival so that infants born at 24 weeks gestation now have a greater than 50% chance of survival [9].
• Nitric oxide and platelet function: implications for neonatology [10].
• 1. Theophylline is commonly used in neonatology for the treatment and prophylaxis of apnoea of prematurity, and during ventilator weaning [11].

Chemical compound and disease context of Neonatology

• Steroid therapy and the treatment of bronchopulmonary dysplasia: an error in neonatology, or an unavoidable therapeutic intervention [12]?

Biological context of Neonatology

• These sequels were detectable after D doses equal to clinical dosage in obstetrics and neonatology (0.2-0.6 mg . kg-1) [13].
• The MRSA is considered a public health problem in neonatology because of its strong potential for dissemination in the wards associated with high rates of morbidity and mortality [14].

Anatomical context of Neonatology

• University affiliated, the facility serves as the pediatric department for George Washington University School of Medicine. This hospital is seen as an innovator in specialized areas, such as neonatology, pediatric trauma, oncology, and organ and bone marrow transplantation [15].
• Four cytochemical reactions widely used for hematological diagnosis (Myeloperoxydase, leukocyte alkaline phosphatase, PAS and Sudan Black) were carried out in 46 infants admitted into a neonatology unit (14 preterm babies, 19 small for date newborn infants (SDB) and 13 preterm with retarded intra-uterine growth) [16].

Associations of Neonatology with chemical compounds

• Furosemide and vitamin E. Two problem drugs in neonatology [17].
• OBJECTIVE: We reviewed the literature and examined the issues surrounding the use of glutamine in pediatrics and neonatology [18].
• Ontogeny and neonatology of circulating endogenous inhibitor(s) of prostaglandin synthase in the human [19].
• Fluconazole may present a major progress in treatment of invasive C. albicans infections in neonatology [20].
• Lithium medication during pregnancy is uncommon and the problems of a neonate who has been exposed to lithium represents a rare situation in neonatology [21].

Gene context of Neonatology

• It is concluded that plasma elastase determination serves as a sensitive indicator of systemic infection in neonatology, and as a good parameter for monitoring the course of the disease, because PMN-elastase correlates with the clinical condition of the patient [22].
• Neonatology in the developing world. Part 1 [23].
• The new neonatology: CAC [24].
• Recent investigations of toxoplasmosis II. Congenital toxoplasmosis and its role in neonatology [25].

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