Abstract:Preterm and term infants often become sick and need different forms of medical or surgical interventions. During sickness, infants' appetite decreases which results in nutritional problems. The consequences of inadequate nutrition can be changes in growth. The options to measure growth during short periods, from a few days up to one week, in unhealthy preterm infants have been limited to body weight. Weight can be hard to estimate because of intensive care limiting our possibilities to handle the infant. Howev… Show more
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