Clyde Wright

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

Need some help figuring out if you can safely retro-transfer to a lower level of care? Validated prediction rule from @DDukhovny @ProfitJochen @JohnZupancic in @JPediatr could help! @NICHD_NIH #ebneoalerts #neoEBM https://t.co/5L5KFUIAhY https://t.co/o6dxOJx2pW

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

Work from @RIHospital @HasbroChildrens funded by @NINR published in @JPediatr supports delayed cord clamping for growth restricted preterm neonates! #ebneoalert #neoEBM https://t.co/FhVCJ8rYZM https://t.co/WJ3p86OIA8

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

Almost everyone agrees that we need to be more selective when treating the PDA. Can routine ECHO help? Work from @SickKidsNews in @JPediatr proves ductal diameter is a poor proxy for shunt volume! https://t.co/6yUgCsWBRR

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

How common is autism spectrum disorder (#ASD) among preterm infants? New systematic review and meta-analysis in @AAPJournals https://t.co/2YYiN6irZH #ebneoalerts #neoEBM @Autism @autismspeaks

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

Congratulations to @EBNEO chair @Boyleem on her promotion to Professor at @uniofleicester! @UHLNeonates

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

In this new publication from @umiamimedicine and @HoltzChildren, Jain et al evaluated the difference between #day and #night on the frequency and severity of #hypoxemia episodes and achievement of SpO2 targets among mechanically ventilated preterm infants. #neoEBM #ebneoalerts

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

@umiamimedicine @HoltzChildren Link: https://t.co/TiGPiFwsTg
#neoEBM #ebneoalerts

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

Does it matter where I place my temperature probe during preterm resuscitation?

In this recently published RCT, Bensouda et Al from @UMontreal compared the impact of 3 different sites of probe placement on the admission temperature. https://t.co/Rb7pJ6UHAp #neoEBM #ebneoalerts

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

How close are we to using Noninvasive High-Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation in Very Preterm Infants? New RCT from @thewomens demonstrates that larger trials are needed to determine appropriate use! #ebneoalerts #neoEBM https://t.co/qwjmgG7iCb https://t.co/KDP4CtYK7m

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

More answers or questions in @JPediatr? Stenson @EdinburghUni and Saugstad @UniOslo review RCT on O2 use in tiny babies outside of the delivery room! https://t.co/VM8Qt21NJb https://t.co/4rxsgCTtNY #ebneoalerts #neoEBM

[Clyde Wright @clydejwrightmd]

@johansson247 @Boyleem @EBNEO And very much looking forward to the next steps with Elaine at the helm!

[Clyde Wright @clydejwrightmd]

@johansson247 @Boyleem @EBNEO Stefan - it was wonderful learning from you and watching EBNEO evolve from your vision! Glad that you will stay involved and continue to shape and improve neonatal practice!

[JournalofPediatrics @JPediatr]

#JPedsEditorial from @johnlantos @ChildrensMercy explains how our history-- and evidence--support that the true goal of #antenatalcounseling is understanding parent values and ultimately #shareddecisionmaking for critically ill #NICU babies https://t.co/JDnVETC2bg

[JournalofPediatrics @JPediatr]

Shedding a light on the experiences of families in the #NICU when prognosis is poor. Parents of the sickest infants who opted for a trial of therapy were grateful, regardless of outcome. @MarinArnoldsMD @NorthShoreWeb
#nicufamily #prematurity https://t.co/4owAF1AuAN

[JournalofPediatrics @JPediatr]

Outcomes of preterm or ill newborns are better when they receive care appropriate to their risk. #JPedsEditorial https://t.co/O9VOu7z0eS

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

Large @CNN_neonatal study in @JPediatr demonstrates the definition of neurodevelopmental impairment used after #preterm birth is VARIABLE. Once again - we need to be speaking the same language! #NeoEBM #ebneoalerts https://t.co/8sXc00ZTRg https://t.co/BCYc3dL6Fh

[Evidence-Based Neo @EBNEO]

A 38w GA infant is born via emergent C/S for placental abruption. He's intubated w/ NRP; UA gas at 30m is 6.9/46/70/9/-18. He arrives at your center at 8 HOL following transport delays. He is hypotonic, poorly responsive and has few spontaneous movements. #ebneopolls

[Ravi Mangal Patel @ravimpatelmd]

Very impressive! - Great work by @hckap and team https://t.co/L1SLL5okFb

[Clyde Wright @clydejwrightmd]

@EBNEO 2/2: However, it is likely that a baby exposed to an acute perinatal event will respond more favorably to delayed cooling compared to a baby that has been compromised for days. Current trials don't distinguish b/w these two scenarios.

[Clyde Wright @clydejwrightmd]

@EBNEO 1/2: I wish that there was a more precise way to determine the duration of antenatal compromise. The likelihood that that therapeutic window closes between 5h 59min and 6h 00min is low.