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4. Organization of neonatal transport in Europe

Author

Agostino, R., Fenton, A.C., Kollee, L.A.A., Chabernaud, J.L., Carrapato, M.R.G., Peitersen, B., Sedin, G., and Derganc, M.

Subjects
Cerebrale ontwikkelingsstoornissen bij het jonge kind, Disturbances of cerebral development in the young child
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Published
2000

7. Perinatal risk factors of adverse outcome in very preterm children: a role of initial treatment of respiratory insufficiency?

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Hansen, B.M., Hoff, B., Uldall, P., Greisen, G., Kamper, J., Djernes, B., Hertel, J., Christensen, M.F., Andersen, E., Lillquist, K., Verder, H., Peitersen, B., Grytter, C., Agertoft, L., Andersen, E.A., Berg, A., Krag-Olsen, B., Sardeman, H., Jonsbo, F., Jørgensen, N.F., Christensen, N.C., Nielsen, F., Ebbesen, F., Pryds, O., and Lange, A.

Subjects
Male, Cerebral Palsy, Postpartum Period, Infant, Newborn, Pregnancy Outcome, Respiration, Artificial, Cohort Studies, Positive-Pressure Respiration, Pregnancy, Risk Factors, Humans, Female, Prospective Studies, Cognition Disorders, Respiratory Insufficiency, Infant, Premature, Follow-Up Studies
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To investigate risk factors of adverse outcome in a cohort of very preterm children treated mainly with nasal continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) during the neonatal course.In Denmark, preterm children are treated with nasal CPAP as a first approach to respiratory support. A national prospective study of all infants with a birthweight below 1000 g or a gestational age below 28 wk born in 1994-1995 was initiated to evaluate this approach. Of the 269 surviving children 164 (61%) were not treated with mechanical ventilation in the neonatal period. A follow-up of the children at 5 y of age was conducted. Data from the neonatal period and the 5-y follow-up were analysed.In multivariate analyses including 250 children, a severely abnormal neonatal brain ultrasound scan was predictive of cerebral palsy (OR = 19.9, CI 95%: 6.1-64.8) and intellectual disability (OR = 6.2, CI 95%: 2.3-16.5). A high Clinical Risk Index for Babies (CRIB) score (OR = 2.4, CI 95%: 1.1-5.5) and chronic lung disease (OR = 2.8, CI 95%: 1.2-6.9) were predictive of intellectual disability. In univariate analyses mechanical ventilation was associated with cerebral palsy (OR=4.3, CI 95%: 1.7-10.8) and intellectual disability (OR = 2.2, CI 95%: 1.2-4.2), but the associations became insignificant in multivariate analyses including chronic lung disease and a severely abnormal ultrasound scan.The associations between neonatal risk factors and adverse outcome in our cohort were very similar to those found in other cohorts with another initial treatment of respiratory insufficiency. We found no significant adverse effects of mechanical ventilation beyond what could be explained by associations with chronic lung disease and IVH 3-4/PVL.

Published
2004

8. Perinatal risk factors of adverse outcome in very preterm children:A role of initial treatment of respiratory insuffciency?

Author

Hansen, B.M., Hoff, B., Uldall, P., Greisen, G., Kamper, J., Djernes, B., Hertel, J., Christensen, M.F., Andersen, E., Lillquist, K., Verder, H., Peitersen, B., Grytter, C., Agertoft, L., Andersen, E.A., Berg, A., Krag-Olsen, B., Sardeman, H., Jonsbo, F., Jørgensen, N.F., Christensen, N.C., Nielsen, F., Ebbesen, F., Pryds, O., Lange, A., and nullETFOLGroup, Danish

Published
2004

10. Autoimmune polyglandular syndrome in a 13-year old girl

Author

Borgwardt, L., Pedersen, P., Peitersen, B., Borgwardt, L., Pedersen, P., and Peitersen, B.

Abstract

Autoimmune polyglandular syndrome (APS) is an entity, defined by autoimmunity towards two or more endocrine organs. APS is classified in 3 subgroups (type-1, type-2a, type-2b), according to the organs involved. A case is presented of a 13-year old girl referred to the Department of Paediatrics with hypothyroidism, subsequently diagnosed adrenocortical insufficiency and impending Addison crisis, typical for APS-type 2a. In the paper we discuss the need for more attention to APS in clinical work Udgivelsesdato: 2008/9/29

Published
2008

11. FIFA World Cup: 73,543 statistical inputs

Author

Peitersen, B.

Subjects
International Federation of Association Football -- Services, World Cup (Soccer) -- Statistics, Soccer -- Statistics, Sports sciences -- Research
Published
2004

16. Recommendtions for the European Association of Perinatal Medicine 3. Evaluation tools for perinatal transfer policies

Author

Agostino, R, Breart, G, Cabero, I, Roura, L, Carrapato, M R G, Chabernaud, J-L, Debauche, C, Di Renzo, GC, Fenton, A C, Gadzinowski, J, Kollee, L A A, Macagno, F, Milligan, D W A, Moessinger, A, Novak-Antolic, Z, Papiernik, E, Peitersen, B, Reiter, H-L, Sedin, G, Truffert, P, van Reempts, P, Velebil, P, Zeitlin, J, Agostino, R, Breart, G, Cabero, I, Roura, L, Carrapato, M R G, Chabernaud, J-L, Debauche, C, Di Renzo, GC, Fenton, A C, Gadzinowski, J, Kollee, L A A, Macagno, F, Milligan, D W A, Moessinger, A, Novak-Antolic, Z, Papiernik, E, Peitersen, B, Reiter, H-L, Sedin, G, Truffert, P, van Reempts, P, Velebil, P, and Zeitlin, J

Published
1999

17. Organization of neonatal transport in Europe

Author

Agostino, R, Fenton, AC, Kollee, L A A, Chabernaud, J-L, Carrapato, M R G, Peitersen, B, Sedin, G, Derganc, M, Agostino, R, Fenton, AC, Kollee, L A A, Chabernaud, J-L, Carrapato, M R G, Peitersen, B, Sedin, G, and Derganc, M

Published
1999

41. Local vascular CO2 reactivity in the infant brain assessed by functional MRI

Author

Toft, P. B., Leth, H., Lou, H. C., Pryds, O., Peitersen, B., and Henriksen, O.

Abstract

The local cerebral vascular response to hyperventilation vas investigated in five distressed, intubated infants by means of a T2* sensitive gradient-echo MRI technique at 1.5 T. In one preterm infant, the MR signal change during hyperventilation was sparse. In four term infants, the mean MR signal of the brain slice investigated decreased by 1.2–2.6% per kPa change inPCO2 as a reflection of decreased cerebral blood flow during hyperventilation. Pixel-wise analysis revealed absence of vascular response in the basal ganglia, the thalamus or in the occipital region. In two adult controls, who hyperventilated voluntarily, the vascular reactivity was homogeneously distributed predominantly over the grey matter. The experiments demonstrate that local impairment of vascular CO2 reactivity in the distressed infant brain can be detected by T2* sensitive gradient-echo MRI, which is also known as functional MRI.

Published
1995
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45. 3. Evaluation tools for perinatal transfer policies

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Agostino, R., Breart, G., Luis Cabero, Carrapato, M. R. G., Chabernaud J -, L., Debauche, C., Di Renzo, G. C., Fenton, A. C., Gadzinowski, J., Kollee, L. A. A., Macagno, F., Milligan, D. W. A., Moessinger, A., Novak-Antolic, Z., Papiernik, E., Peitersen, B., Reiter, H. -L, Sedin, G., Truffert, P., Reempts, P., Velebil, P., and Zeitlin, J.

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