Computational hemodynamic simulations are becoming increasingly important for
cardiovascular research and clinical practice, yet incorporating numerical simulations of …

Background Preterm birth is the main cause of neonatal deaths with increasing mortality and
morbidity rates with decreasing GA at time of birth. Currently, premature infants are treated in …

The objective of this study was to compare the maternal and neonatal outcomes following
delayed cord clam** (DCC) versus immediate cord clam** (ICC) in twin pregnancies …

Doppler ultrasound is a commonly used method to assess hemodynamics of the fetal
cardiovascular system and to monitor the well‐being of the fetus. Indices based on the …

Abstract Background Neonatal Resuscitation Program does not recommend placental
transfusion in depressed preterm neonates. Methods Our objectives were to study the effect …

Computational modeling has well‐established utility in the study of cardiovascular
hemodynamics, with applications in medical research and, increasingly, in clinical settings …

Background We evaluated the effect of the quality improvement (QI) bundle on the rate of
inotrope use and associated morbidities. Methods We included inborn preterm neonates …

Background There exists limited agreement on the recommendations for the treatment of
transitional circulatory instability (TCI) in preterm neonates Objective To compare the …

Fetal asphyxia, a condition resulting from the combined effects of hypoxia and hypercapnia,
leads to approximately 900,000 annual deaths worldwide. One cause is umbilical cord …

The transition of cardiovascular system is vital for newborn infants. It is expected that ductus
arteriosus which is vessel between aorta and pulmonary arteries closes in the first day of life …