Jose Zinter
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As of one year ago, no child with true NEC totalis (complete small bowel and colonic necrosis) has successfully survived intestinal transplant.
epidemiological ·
Etiologies (Gastroschisis/NEC/Atresia/Volvulus)
There are no clear predictive factors to identify which premature infants with early NEC will progress to require surgical intervention.
The threshold for viable bowel length has dropped to approximately 20 cm of small bowel, with better outcomes if the colon is intact.
clinical ·
Intestinal Rehab
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Necrotizing Enterocolitis
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I'm really grateful as the most junior presenter here to get the topic that has the least data and the most opinion.
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There really is no clear predictive information that will help us to identify which patients will progress forwards.
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There are no clear predictive factors to identify which premature infants with early NEC will progress to require surgical intervention.
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Many U.S. institutions do not routinely use probiotics despite evidence, due to uncertainty about formulation and dosing.
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The neonatologists believe the data. They have not implemented it because they are not sure how to implement it.
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I don't think there's actually a child with the NEC totalis we've just depicted that has actually successfully survived the transplant.
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As of one year ago, no child with true NEC totalis (complete small bowel and colonic necrosis) has successfully survived intestinal transplant.
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The threshold for viable bowel length has dropped to approximately 20 cm of small bowel, with better outcomes if the colon is intact.
Open
Jose's statements about Intestinal Rehab 8 statements
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Necrotizing Enterocolitis
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I'm really grateful as the most junior presenter here to get the topic that has the least data and the most opinion.
Open
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There are no clear predictive factors to identify which premature infants with early NEC will progress to require surgical intervention.
Open
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There really is no clear predictive information that will help us to identify which patients will progress forwards.
Open
Statement
Many U.S. institutions do not routinely use probiotics despite evidence, due to uncertainty about formulation and dosing.
Open
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The neonatologists believe the data. They have not implemented it because they are not sure how to implement it.
Open
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As of one year ago, no child with true NEC totalis (complete small bowel and colonic necrosis) has successfully survived intestinal transplant.
Open
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I don't think there's actually a child with the NEC totalis we've just depicted that has actually successfully survived the transplant.
Open
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The threshold for viable bowel length has dropped to approximately 20 cm of small bowel, with better outcomes if the colon is intact.
Open
Jose's statements about Necrotizing Enterocolitis 8 statements
Open the Necrotizing Enterocolitis collection →
Necrotizing Enterocolitis
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I'm really grateful as the most junior presenter here to get the topic that has the least data and the most opinion.
Open
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There really is no clear predictive information that will help us to identify which patients will progress forwards.
Open
Statement
There are no clear predictive factors to identify which premature infants with early NEC will progress to require surgical intervention.
Open
Statement
Many U.S. institutions do not routinely use probiotics despite evidence, due to uncertainty about formulation and dosing.
Open
Quotation
The neonatologists believe the data. They have not implemented it because they are not sure how to implement it.
Open
Quotation
I don't think there's actually a child with the NEC totalis we've just depicted that has actually successfully survived the transplant.
Open
Statement
As of one year ago, no child with true NEC totalis (complete small bowel and colonic necrosis) has successfully survived intestinal transplant.
Open
Statement
The threshold for viable bowel length has dropped to approximately 20 cm of small bowel, with better outcomes if the colon is intact.
Open