Preterm low birth weight children in early clinical study of nutritional support.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Preterm low birth weight children in early clinical study of nutritional support [Abstract] Objective To investigate the nutritional support of early specification of low birth weight premature children the benefits and safety. Methods 43 patients with preterm low birth weight children as the study group, in accordance with the opening of milk as soon as possible, trace feeding, promotion of breastfeeding, non-nutritive sucking , must be positive, as soon as parenteral nutrition, previous hospital received 43 cases of preterm children as a control group. Comparison of the effects of nutritional support in the two groups. Results The study group of standards and adequate intake of feed and the average number of days required for hospitalization shorter than the control group (P lt;0.05 or 0.01, rate of weight gain between the two groups was no significant difference (Pgt; 0.05, no NEC study group occurred in the control group 2 patients, the study group and control group, PNAC, the incidence of sepsis No significant differences (Pgt; 0.05. Conclusion Early nutritional support standard preterm low birth weight children on good and safe. [Keywords:] child nutrition in low birth weight premature Premature children are a special group, and its reserves of varying degrees of intrauterine nutritional deficiencies, if not promptly after birth, nutritional support, supply of nutrients can occur abruptly and can not meet the body’s basic metabolic needs, which is growth and development of the nervous system have long-term adverse effects of premature and low birth weight children as immature gastrointestinal function, a common cause of feeding intolerance. how the children of the nutritional needs of premature urgency and the supply of nutrition to find a balance between tolerance is hot topic in the current study. In this paper, in recent years admitted to our hospital wards in premature newborns with low birth weight children in early u