2014
DOI: 10.1111/birt.12087
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Determinants of Weight Changes During the First 96 Hours of Life in Full‐Term Newborns

Abstract: Excessive NWL was positively associated with maternal age and education, cesarean delivery, and phototherapy-treated jaundice. Insufficient NWL reflected child's feeding. As breastfed newborns did not lose weight excessively, but newborns with formula/mixed feeding had insufficient NWL, our study supports that breastfeeding provides excellent nutrition during this period.

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“…El presente estudio muestra que los RN sanos experimentan un descenso de peso promedio de 6,85% en las primeras 48 h de vida, similar a lo reportado en la literatura internacional 2,3,10,17,28 . Los primeros estudios que hacen referencia a este fenómeno son hechos por Masiels y cols.…”
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“…El presente estudio muestra que los RN sanos experimentan un descenso de peso promedio de 6,85% en las primeras 48 h de vida, similar a lo reportado en la literatura internacional 2,3,10,17,28 . Los primeros estudios que hacen referencia a este fenómeno son hechos por Masiels y cols.…”
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“…El análisis de las primeras 48 h de vida, muestra que los RN alimentados con fórmula bajan menos de peso que los alimentados con pecho exclusivo. Estos resultados son similares a los que muestra la literatura, en donde se describe que los RN alimentados con fórmula bajan menos de peso al compararlos con los alimentados con pecho exclusivo 2,29,31 . Mailsels y cols.…”
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“…The Baby friendly hospital initiative has been implemented with great vigor in many countries due to the obvious benefits of breast milk. 13 The mean neonatal weight loss in breastfed infants has ranged from 5.5% to 7.4% in various studies. 14 Despite adequate measures to ensure proper lactation many centers have reported malnutrition, failure to thrive and hypernatremic dehydration in exclusively breast-fed neonates.…”
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confidence: 99%