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13 May 2022 | Open Access

Three-year outcome following neonatal encephalopathy in a high-survival cohort
- Kennosuke Tsuda
- , Jun Shibasaki
- & Osuke Iwata
Scientific Reports 12, 7945
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02 February 2022 | Open Access

A feasibility randomized controlled trial of a NICU rehabilitation program for very low birth weight infants
- Lisa Letzkus
- , Mark Conaway
- & Santina Zanelli
Scientific Reports 12, 1729
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25 October 2021 | Open Access

Measurement properties of the box and block test in children with unilateral cerebral palsy
- Kai-Jie Liang
- , Hao-Ling Chen
- & Tien-Ni Wang
Scientific Reports 11, 20955
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12 October 2021 | Open Access

Observational study on the efficiency of Neonatal Emergency Transport in reducing mortality and morbidity indexes in Sicily
- Raffaele Falsaperla
- , Giovanna Vitaliti
- & Martino Ruggieri
Scientific Reports 11, 20235
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16 September 2021 | Open Access

Yield of clinically reportable genetic variants in unselected cerebral palsy by whole genome sequencing
- C. L. van Eyk
- , D. L. Webber
- & J. Gecz
npj Genomic Medicine 6, 74
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11 August 2021 | Open Access

Neurodevelopmental outcome of preterm very low birth weight infants admitted to an Italian tertiary center over an 11-year period
- Stefania Longo
- , Camilla Caporali
- & Simona Orcesi
Scientific Reports 11, 16316

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Correspondence | 03 November 2015

Bumetanide for neonatal seizures—back from the cotside
- Ronit M. Pressler
- , Geraldine B. Boylan
- & Sarah Zohar
Nature Reviews Neurology 11, 724
News & Views | 28 April 2015

Neonatal seizures still lack safe and effective treatment

Seizures after neonatal hypoxia are difficult to treat. A recent antiepileptic safety and dose-finding study examined phenobarbital plus bumetanide, but was stopped owing to apparent futility and increased risk of hearing loss. However, this decision could have been overcautious: 0.2 mg/kg bumetanide reduced seizure burden, and might not have increased hearing loss.
- Marianne Thoresen
- & Hemmen Sabir
Nature Reviews Neurology 11, 311-312
Research Highlights | 22 July 2014

Robot-assisted physiotherapy in cerebral palsy

Nature Reviews Neurology 10, 427

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