Experts agree on core outcomes for family-centered care in NICU
Researchers involved in the study agreed on 10 standardized outcomes to measure in family-centered care research in the NICU.
Researchers involved in the study agreed on 10 standardized outcomes to measure in family-centered care research in the NICU.
While AI can improve efficiency in transfusion medicine to help treat diseases including FNAIT, several constraints limit widespread use.
A recent study offers a potential explanation for why some cases of FNAIT lead to bleeding in the brain while others do not.
Rare HPA-19 incompatibility can cause FNAIT, but routine testing may not catch it, leading to delayed care.
A study showed that sialic acid plays a role in anti-HPA-3 antibody binding in FNAIT and related disorders.
A recent case report highlighted how the standard blood test used to diagnose FNAIT can sometimes miss antibodies and delay diagnosis.
Thrombocytopenia is common in NICU-admitted newborns in Mongolia and is linked with increased odds of mortality, a study found.
Researchers developed a model using anxiety symptoms, postpartum recovery and hospital stay data to help predict postpartum mental health.
Platelet antigen testing can confirm fetal and neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia and help guide care in current and future pregnancies.
Newborns whose mothers have immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) rarely experience dangerous bleeding, according to a recent study.