#092 - Journal Club 37

Hello Everyone 👋

We have an exciting series of articles lined up for you in this week's journal club. I want to apologize for my sore voice as I am trying to recover from laryngitis. As usual, you can find the articles we discussed down below and the link to a website we brought up on the show as well. We are so thankful to the people who have emailed, tweeted, and texted us stories of how the podcast has helped the lives of patients and families in the NICU. We would love to feature these stories on our end-of-year show in December, so feel free to send us your stories. You can send us an audio message, a written email, or whatever is easier for you, and we will be so happy to read/play this on the podcast during that end-of-year episode. No need for names if you don't want to, maybe just your location (our community has crossed many oceans lol) we will let the story/message speak for itself. Thanks in advance.

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This is the link to the website we mentioned on the show that helps provide green rides to families needing assistance.

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About Us Donate Book A Ride Our Mission Driving children to better health with electric vehicles Green Cars For Kids was founded in 2021 with the simple goal of helping children and expectant mothers get to and from health care visits with electric cars. Green Cars For Kids is modeled on the success…

Green Cars For Kids - Driving children to better health with electric vehicles

Articles discussed on the show are listed below:

Disparities and Early Engagement Associated with the 18- to 36-Month High-Risk Infant Follow-Up Visit among Very Low Birthweight Infants in California

To determine follow-up rates for the high-risk infant follow-up (HRIF) visit at 18-36 monthsamong infants with very low birthweights and identify factors associated with completion.

The Journal of PediatricsSearch for articles by this author

Prevalence of Congenital Anomalies of the Kidney and Urinary Tract in Preterm Infants

This cohort study of a large US database of infants cared for in neonatal intensive care units examines the prevalence and clinical outcomes for congenital anomalies of the kidney and urinary tract.

JAMA NetworkFor Authors

Neurological examination at 32-weeks postmenstrual age predicts 12-month cognitive outcomes in very preterm-born infants - Pediatric Research

Pediatric Research - Neurological examination at 32-weeks postmenstrual age predicts 12-month cognitive outcomes in very preterm-born infants

NatureIsabel U. Huf

The Clinical and Cost Utility of Cardiac Catheterizations in Infants with Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

To evaluate the cost-utility of catheterization-obligate treatment in preterm infantswith pulmonary hypertension, as compared with empiric initiation of sildenafil basedon echocardiographic findings alone.

The Journal of PediatricsSearch for articles by this author

Ventricular Volume in Infants Born Very Preterm: Relationship with Brain Maturation and Neurodevelopment at Age 4.5 Years

To evaluate the relationship of quantitative ventricular volume with brain maturationand neurodevelopmental outcomes at age 4.5 years in children born very preterm.

The Journal of PediatricsSearch for articles by this author

Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip Is Not Associated with Breech Presentation in Preterm Infants

Thieme E-Books & E-Journals

American Journal of Perinatology / AbstractMitchell J. Kresch

Lower pass threshold (≥93%) for critical congenital heart disease screening at high altitude prevents repeat screening and reduces false positives - Journal of Perinatology

Journal of Perinatology - Lower pass threshold (≥93%) for critical congenital heart disease screening at high altitude prevents repeat screening and reduces false positives

NatureM. Rhonda Sneeringer