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Enteral Autonomy and the Role of Abdominal Surgery in a Cohort of Infants with Gastroschisis
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In brief
This study examines how bowel damage and subsequent abdominal operations affect the time required for infants born with gastroschisis to achieve full enteral feeding. Understanding these factors helps clinicians predict feeding outcomes and plan postoperative nutritional support for this vulnerable neonatal population.
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Assess the influence of bowel injury and additional abdominal surgical procedures in infants with gastroschisis in relation to time to full enteral feeds (tFEF).
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