Fetal and pediatric pathology · 2016
Quintuplets: 5 Cases of NEC. Are There Other Risk Factors?
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Nadendla Kavita, Sutton Amelia, Kelly David, Dimmitt Reed, Wilkinson Linda, Harmon Carroll, Martin Colin
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To review a case of quintuplets with all babies developing necrotizing enterocolitis.
METHODS: A retrospective study of preterm quintuplets all developing necrotizing enterocolitis. Clinical outcomes were reviewed.
RESULTS: Quintuplets were born at 24 weeks gestation. Each baby developed NEC and was treated. One baby died. Currently the remaining 4 infants are on full enteral nutrition.
CONCLUSION: Further studies are needed to better understand this emerging population of multiple birth pregnancy and the frequency of NEC development.
METHODS: A retrospective study of preterm quintuplets all developing necrotizing enterocolitis. Clinical outcomes were reviewed.
RESULTS: Quintuplets were born at 24 weeks gestation. Each baby developed NEC and was treated. One baby died. Currently the remaining 4 infants are on full enteral nutrition.
CONCLUSION: Further studies are needed to better understand this emerging population of multiple birth pregnancy and the frequency of NEC development.