PO-0607 Advising Milk Donation To A Hospital Milk Bank. Quality Analysis

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embolization procedure celiacarteriography revealed only partialocclusion of APF due to diffuse involment ( Figure 2). Discussion Our case isunique as it is the first case who wasattempted to be treated with percutaneous transvascular coil embolization of the APF. Hepaticangiography is the gold Standard to confirm the diagnosis and to demonstratethe vascular anatomy (5). -2014-307384.1246 Introduction Increasing needs of human donor milk in the Neonatal Units have arised the interest to develop attention points for donors in hospital where the Milk Bank is not present. Objectives To analyse the activity of the external points for donors attention of the Hospital " Virgen de las Nieves" Milk Bank. Assessment of quality of the process of theses points. Methods Staff members from theses centres were trained, visiting the Milk Bank and with written protocol. A transfer system was stablished with refrigerators and temperature records along the process. The hospital milk bank is responsable for ensuring the traceability of the process. Several variables were analysed and compared: acidity, microbiological culture and volume of pasteurised milk rejected during 2013. Results Two points of attention for milk donors have been operating regularly since 2012. Total number of donors was 43 and 158 litres of donor milk were collected. Analysing the percentage of rejected milk according to its origin:4% the volume received in the bank was not processed, 12% point 2 and 8% point 1 were discarded. This difference lead us to the revision of the storage system, transportation and adequate information for hygiene during milk collection. REFERENCESResults in Table 1 and 2. Background To minimise extrauterine growth restriction in ELGANs computer assisted prescription of parenteral nutrition (CAPPN) was introduced. Aim To evaluate the effectiveness of CAPPN in growth improvement of ELGANs. Patients and methods In this retrospective, observational designed study with a nonprobability, convenience sampling to obtain medical records, we compared 20 ELGANs in the study group after CAPPN to 20 ELGANs in the control group before CAPPN. Daily parenteral and enteral intake of macronutrients, calcium and phosphate in five sequetial time intervals of the first 28 days of life was calculated (day 1-3, 4-7, 2nd, 3rd, 4th week). Outcome measures were the lenght of PN, days to regain birth weight (BW), growth velocity, and weight and head circumpherence (HC) <10th percentile on day 28. Numerical data were analysed by independent-samples t-test or by Mann-Whitney U test, categorical data were analysed by chi-square. Results The combined enteral and parenteral intake of the study group in all five sequential intervals after birth exceeded the intake of the control group. The lenght of PN and days to regain BW did not differ, however growth velocity (14,5 [3,7] vs 11.6 [0,4] g/day (p = 0.03)) and HG velocity (0.9 [0.3] vs 0.7 [0.4] cm/day (p = 0.03)) were higher in the study group. Less growth retardation on day 28 was obtained (weight 2/20 vs ...