Çocuk Dergisi

1308-8491

Istanbul University

Preterm Bebeğin Taburcu Olduktan Sonra Büyüme İzlemi, Beslenme ve Aşılanmasında Kanıta Dayalı Uygulamalar

Evidence Based Practices in Growth Monitoring, Feeding and Vaccination of Preterm Babies After Discharge from the Hospital

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İstanbul Üniversitesi İstanbul Tıp Fakültesi Çocuk Sağlığı ve Hastalıkları Anabilim Dalı, Neonatoloji Bilim Dalı

10 01 2009

9 4 167 171

2000

Journal of Child

Yenidoğan bakımındaki tıbbi ve teknolojik gelişmeler sonu- cu preterm bebeklerin hayatta kalma şansları giderek art- makta ve daha çok sayıda preterm bebek hastaneden erken dönemde taburcu olmakta, bu bebeklerin izleminde genel pediatristler giderek daha fazla rol almaktadır. Taburculuk sonrası izlemde önemli olan noktalar; bebeğin önceden tanımlanmış sorunlarını izlemek, ortaya çıkabilecek yeni sorunları tanımak ve gerektiğinde ilgili Bilim Dallarına yönlendirmek, aynı zamanda rutin sağlam çocuk izlemini de yürütmektir. Bu yazıda, preterm bebeklerin taburculuk sonrası büyüme izlemi, beslenme ve aşılamasına dair kanı- ta dayalı bilgiler tartışılmıştır

The survival of preterm babies has increased considerably as a result of medical and technological advances in neo- natal care. An increased number of babies are being disc- harged earlier from the hospital and general pediatricians are more frequently involved in the post-discharge care of these babies. Important points in the follow-up are to monitor pre-defined clinical problems, to diagnose newly emerging ones, to consult with subspecialties when needed and at the same time provide routine follow-up care. In this paper evidence based practices in growth monitoring, fee- ding and vaccination of preterm babies after discharge from the hospital are discussed

Preterm taburculuk izlem

Preterm postrdischarge care follow-up

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