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Respiratory symptoms in infancy are more common in premature infants. Nitric oxide (NO) is involved in prenatal and neonatal lung development. Measurement of exhaled NO is easy and well‐tolerated by… Click to show full abstract
Respiratory symptoms in infancy are more common in premature infants. Nitric oxide (NO) is involved in prenatal and neonatal lung development. Measurement of exhaled NO is easy and well‐tolerated by neonates. We investigated whether neonatal exhaled NO can be used to predict subsequent respiratory symptoms. Furthermore, we sought to determine prenatal and postnatal factors associated with increased respiratory symptom risk during the first year of life in premature and mature infants.
Keywords:
risk;
neonatal feno;
feno risk;
factors respiratory;
risk factors;
respiratory morbidity
Journal Title: Pediatric Pulmonology
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Pediatric Pulmonology
Year Published: 2021
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