Research progress on long-term dysplasia after middle and late preterm birth
Common perinatal problems should be avoided in middle and late preterm infants(MLPT).Compared with full-term newborns,MLPT are more likely to have respiratory complications,feeding difficulties,hypoglycemia,hypo-thermia,hyperbilirubinemia,and neurodevelopmental delays,as well as later developmental delays in nutrition,learning and long-term education,attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,and autism spectrum disorder.Infants born with MLPT face higher morbidity and mortality,longer hospital stays,higher readmission rates,and a large public health burden,and there may be long-term varying degrees of stunted outcomes after MLPT.Therefore,more attention should be paid to follow-up care,regular re-evaluation,and more comprehensive interventions and treatment strategies should be developed.
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