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Dr. Lily Lou, former @AmerAcadPeds @AAPneonatal NICU Section Head, chairing the abstract session at the 47th AAP SONPM District 8 conference. No one blends science, advocacy, & clinical knowledge like @Lilylouuuuu RT @sbernsteinmd @songMD @neo_twiter @ravimpatelmd @SocPedResearch
District 8 Neonatal retweeted
Truly was a fantastic conference. Delighted to have been a small part of it
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And that’s a wrap! Adrienne Pahl closes out the 47th annual @D8Neonatal conference with a consideration of feeding strategies in substance exposed neonates. See you all next year in Boise, ID June 2025! @AAPneonatal
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Congratulations on a wildly successful conference @Drabhaylodha! Welcome to the @D8Neonatal conference OD veterans’ club!
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Very nice international flavor of the 47th annual @D8Neonatal conference! #d8Banff
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Dr. Tanis Fenton, University of Calgary, is speaking at the 47th AAP SONPM District 8 meeting at Banff on “ Recent findings about preterm infant growth” @aap_peds @AAPneonatal @CanPaedSociety @D8Neonatal
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Nutrition focus on last day of conference: What growth restriction matters? Tanis Fenton discusses how cognitive and motor impairment Are associated with poor growth but we don’t know the meaningful Cutoff. @d8neo #d8Banff @AAPneonatal
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Donna Dressler-Mund helps us think about the development of the skill of feeding. We should be patient and monitor physiologically meaningful milestones/cues. @D8Neonatal #d8Banff @AAPneonatal
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Donna Dressler-Mund speaking at the 47th AAP SONPM meeting at Banff on “ Feeding challenges in the NICU and beyond- a clinical challenge”@D8Neonatal @AAPneonatal @CanPaedSociety
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We know that human milk has benefits in preventing NEC (1.87 RR, NNT=33), but did you know this? Berthold Koletzko @D8Neonatal #d8Banff @AAPneonatal
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Professor Berthold Koletzko from Munich, speaking at the 47th AAP SONPM meeting at Banff on “Enteral nutrition of preterm infants- do we have the answers”@AAPneonatal @aap_peds @D8Neonatal @CanPaedSociety
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Neonatal brain monitoring workshop in Banff
@D8Neonatal
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Elizabeth Asztolos closes out the @D8Neonatal conference theme of Neurodevelopment. Moving away from the major morbidities to pay attention to the common experience of prematurity and brain dysmaturation. #d8Banff @AAPneonatal
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Dr. Lily J Lou and Tracy Karp, Chairing the Platform abstract Session at 47th AAP SONPM District 8 conference at Banff.@aap_peds @D8Neonatal
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Neonatal-Perinatal Fellows presenting their research work at the 47th AAP SONPM District 8 meeting at the Banff, Alberta,(Patricia LF Lofiego, Richelle Roelandt Lu Homo, Dwayne Mascarenhas. Christopher Torsitano) @AAPneonatal @aap_peds @D8Neonatal
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Dr. Lily J Lou and Tracy Karp, Chairing the Platform Abstract Session at Banff's 47th AAP SONPM District 8 conference.@aap_peds @AAPneonatal @D8Neonatal
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Amy Shafey talks about head imaging…but the much more important focus on the F words in talking to parents and patients. @D8Neonatal #d8Banff. @AAPneonatal
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Dr. Lonnie Zwaigenbaum, University of Alberta, speaking at the 47th AAP SONPM conference at Banff (Day 2) on “ Advances in assessment for Autism in Premature Infants” @AAPneonatal @aap_peds @D8Neonatal @CanPaedSociety
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Lonnie Zwaigenbaum gives an excellent overview of various approaches to autism assessment in preterm infants. Helpful to diagnose early but can be complicated! @D8Neonatal #d8Banff @AAPneonatal
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How many times in training & practice did I use the Sarnat score?
Having a #meded celebrity moment here in #D8Banff conference listening to how this all came to be for grading #HIE
Was developed in 1976‼️
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