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neonatal Fetal nutrition & Metabolism
1409 Human Milk
105* WITHDRAWN
APS/SPR Student Research Program
Tu Mai
106* Donor Human Milk May Reduce the Risk of Necrotizing
Enterocolitis (NEC) in Premature Infants. Tu T. Mai, Keli M.
Hawthorne, Steven A. Abrams. Publication 1409.106
107 Does Very Preterm Delivery Influence the Non-Specific Immunity
of Breast Milk in the First Month of Lactation? Rajeev Mehta, Anna
Petrova. Publication 1409.107
108 Mastitis Results in Larger Milk Fat Globule Size and Higher IL-
6 Concentration in Breast Milk. Katsumi Mizuno, Misato Hatsuno,
Kazuo Itabashi, Hiromi Takeichi, Nozomi Kodaira, Akira Kaneko,
Hiromi Takahashi. Publication 1409.108
109* Early Fortification of Expressed Breast Milk (EBM) Improves
Calcium (Ca) and Phosphorus (P) Intake and Reduces Peak Alkaline
Phosphatase (AlkP) Level in Premature Neonates. Jayasree Nair,
Maria Janina U. Pabalan, Nancy Garrison, Rita Ryan, Vivien Carrion,
Satyan Lakshminrusimha. Publication 1409.109
110* Human Milk Analysis by Creamatocrit or Human Milk Analyzer.
Edward F. O’Neill, Paula Radmacher, David H. Adamkin.
Publication 1409.110
111* Human Milk May Improve Feeding Tolerance in Infants with
Abdominal Wall Defects. Rebecca E. Rawalt, Keli M. Hawthorne,
Steven A. Abrams. Publication 1409.111
112* MCP-4 Levels in Lactating and Nonlactating Women. Frank S. Shary,
Joseph A. Hutson, Judy Shary, John E. Baatz, Carol L. Wagner.
Publication 1409.112
113 Safety, Benefits, and Acceptability of 24-Hour Pooling of Expressed
Human Milk. Lisa M. Stellwagen, Yvonne E. Vaucher, Christina S.
Chan, Taylor D. Montminy, Jae H. Kim.
Publication 1409.113
114* Characterization and Chronological Changes of Preterm Human
Milk Gangliosides. Shin-ichi Uchiyama, Kazuhito Sekiguchi, Mutsumi
Akaishi, Aki Anan, Tomoki Maeda, Tatsuro Izumi.
Publication 1409.114
115 Doubling Expressed Breast Milk (EBM) Rates in the NICU: A Rapid
and Cost-Effective Intervention. Helen Smith, Yve Collingwood,
Nicholas Embleton. Publication 1409.115
1410 Premature Human Growth
116 Bedside Assessment of Body Composition in Preterm Infants: How
Precise Is Bio-Impedance? Haytham K.A. Ali, Jenny Kerr, Emma
Bowes, Stephen Owens, Nicholas D. Embleton.
Publication 1410.116
117* Risk Factors Associated with Malnutrition at Discharge in NICU
Graduates. Ithalia Anzures-Lopez, Dina Villanueva-Garcia, Ida
Acosta-Lacalle, Maria Teresa Murguia-Peniche.
Publication 1410.117
118 Relationship of Neonatal Oral Motor Assessment Scale to Feeding
Performance of Premature Infants. Peter Bingham, Taka Ashikaga,
Soraya Abbasi. Publication 1410.118
*First Author is Trainee (fellow, house officer or student)
Poster Session I
ASPR Best Research Award
Sushma Nangia
119* Demystifying the Enigma of ‘Early Total Enteral Nutrition’ in
Stable Preterm VLBW Infants. Sushma Nangia, Amit Bishnoi, Piali
Mandal, Arvind Saili. Publication 1410.119
120 A Prospective,Randomized,Double-Blind Crossover Study Comparing
rhBSSL (Recombinant Human Bile Salt Stimulated Lipase) and
Placebo Added to Infant Formula: Effect on Fat Absorption and
Growth in Preterm Infants. Luca Maggio, MariaPaola Bellagamba,
Simonetta Costa, Constantino Romagnoli, Maria Rodriguez, Kristina
Timdahl, Marten Vagero, Virgilio P. Carnielli. Publication 1410.120
121* Bolus Versus Longer Infusion of Enteral Feedings for Preterm
Neonates. Laura L. Corbin, Sue Ann Smith. Publication 1410.121
122 Exclusive Human Milk vs Preterm Formula: Randomized Trial in
Extremely Preterm Infants. Elizabeth A. Cristofalo, Richard J.
Schanler, Cynthia L. Blanco, Sandra Sullivan, Rudolf Trawoeger,
Ursula Kiechl Kohlendorfer, Steven Abrams, Golde Dudell, David J.
Rechtman, Martin L. Lee, H2MF Study Group.
Publication 1410.122
123 ELBW Infants with Protein Added to Enteral Feeds Show Enhanced
Growth within Three Weeks of Supplementation. Georgia R.
Ditzenberger, Linda D. Wallen, Susan D. Collins, Linda Phelan, Nancy
Binder. Publication 1410.123
124 Micronutrient Intakes Affect Early Growth in Extremely Preterm
Infants: Preliminary Results from a Swedish Population-Based
Study. Magnus Domellof, Elisabeth Stoltz Sjostrom, Ewa Szymlek-
Gay, Inger Ohlund, The Nutrium-EXPRESS Study Group.
Publication 1410.124
125* Early Enteral Feeding (EF) in Very Low Birth Weight Infants
(VLBWI). Emily Hamilton, Cindy Massey, Julie Ross, Myla Ebeling,
Sarah Taylor. Publication 1410.125
126 Triglyceride Levels in Extremely Low Birth Weight Infants Receiving
Intralipid. Paul Holtrop, Tammy Swails, Elizabeth Kring, Thomas
Riggs. Publication 1410.126
127 Electrogastrography in Small for Gestational Age Preterm Infants.
Daniella Sulam, Timna Naftali, Ita Litmanovitz, Fred Konikoff, Tzipora
Dolfin, Shmuel Arnon.
Publication 1410.127
128 The Influence of Early Energy Provision in Infants Born Premature
on Body Composition and Blood Pressure in Adolescence. Heidi
Ludwig-Auser, Lauren B. Sherar, Marta C. Erlandson, Chris Arnold,
Adam D.G. Baxter Jones, Koravangattu Sankaran.
Publication 1410.128
129 Low Docosahexaenoic Acid Levels in Extremely Premature Infants
Are Associated with Chronic Lung Disease and Are Independent of
Enteral Nutritional Intake. Camilia R. Martin, Deborah A. DaSilva,
Joanne E. Cluette-Brown, Ashley Hamill, Emmanuel Coronel, Munir
M. Zaman, Steven D. Freedman.
Publication 1410.129
130* Influence of Total Parenteral Nutrition on Body Composition in
Preterm Infants. J. M. Meyers, C. P. Greecher, M. L. Shaffer, J. S.
Shenberger. Publication 1410.130
131* Lower Protein Intake Is Associated with Rickets of Prematurity at
Six Weeks of Life in Infant with Birth Weight Less Than 1250 Grams.
Mohamed W. Mohamed, Angel A. Luciano, Trisha C. Miller, Jennifer
N. Ramsey, Xiang Y. Ye, Carlos Sivit, Jalal M. Abu-Shaweesh.
Publication 1410.131
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