Did you know that 70% of all premature babies are born at 34-36 weeks gestation? These babies are called late preterm infants. They may appear completely grown like a full-term baby, but looks can be deceiving. The late preterm infant’s organs are still developing, so critical functions of these organs may take weeks to fully mature after birth.
Did you know that 70% of all premature babies are born at 34-36 weeks gestation? These babies are called late preterm infants. They may appear completely grown like a full-term baby, but looks can be deceiving. The late preterm infant’s organs are still developing, so critical functions of these organs may take weeks to fully mature after birth. In the upcoming weeks we will discuss some of the most common problems of the late preterm related to this immaturity.
Did you know that 70% of all premature babies are born at 34-36 weeks gestation? These babies are called late preterm infants. They may appear completely grown like a full-term baby, but looks can be deceiving. The late preterm infant’s organs are still developing, so critical functions of these organs may take weeks to fully mature after birth. In the upcoming weeks we will discuss some of the most common problems of the late preterm related to this immaturity.
Did you know that 70% of all premature babies are born at 34-36 weeks gestation? These babies are called late preterm infants. They may appear completely grown like a full-term baby, but looks can be deceiving. The late preterm infant’s organs are still developing, so critical functions of these organs may take weeks to fully mature after birth. In the upcoming weeks we will discuss some of the most common problems of the late preterm related to this immaturity.
Did you know that 70% of all premature babies are born at 34-36 weeks gestation? These babies are called late preterm infants. They may appear completely grown like a full-term baby, but looks can be deceiving. The late preterm infant’s organs are still developing, so critical functions of these organs may take weeks to fully mature after birth. In the upcoming weeks we will discuss some of the most common problems of the late preterm related to this immaturity.
This week we discuss low blood sugar in late preterm infants.
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