Browse Articles

Commentary

Addendum to: Surgical NEC, randomized control trials, missed opportunity

Garg, P.M., Shenberger, J.S. Volume 16 Issue 3 June 18th 2024

Letter to the Editor with regards to the article: Biotinidase deficiency in a Newborn

Wolf, B. Volume 16, Issue 2 June 18th 2024

Surgical NEC, Randomized Control Trials, Missed Opportunity

Garg, P.M., Shenberger, J.S. Volume 16, Issue 2 June 18th 2024

Assessing risks at 22–24 weeks gestation

Aghababaie, A., Zeina, M. Volume 16, Issue 1 April 27th 2023

Implementing a successful targeted neonatal echocardiography service and a training program: The ten stages of change

Ben Fadel, N., Surak, A., Almoli, E., Jankov, R. Volume 15, Issue 4 March 10th 2023

Fetal origin of brain dysmaturation in congenital heart disease – Challenges and opportunities for interventions

Volpe, J.J. Volume 15, Issue 3 March 10th 2023

Early discontinuation of antiseizure medication in neonatal seizures - Proceed with caution

Glass, H.C., Shellhaas, R. Volume 15, Issue 3 March 10th 2023

Reply to Drs. Glass and Shellhaas

Volpe, J.J. Volume 15, Issue 3 March 10th 2023

Commentary — Early discontinuation of antiseizure medication in neonatal seizures - Proceed with caution

Volpe, J.J. Volume 15, Issue 2 June 16th 2022

Commentary — The late preterm infant: Vulnerable cerebral cortex and large burden of disability

Volpe, J.J. Volume 15, Issue 1 February 10th 2022

Methodological rigor in both targeted neonatal echocardiography training and study design are essential to understanding the impact of ultrasound on neonatal pain

McNamara, P.J., Lee, S.S., Stanford, A.H., Bischoff, A.R., Rios, D.R., Giesinger, R.E. Volume 15, Issue 1 February 10th 2022

Commentary — Cerebellar underdevelopment in the very preterm infant: Important and underestimated source of cognitive deficits

Volpe, J.J* Volume 14, Issue 4 December 10th 2021

Vitamin K deficient bleeding and COVID-19: How are they related?

Volpe, J.J. Volume 14, Issue 3 September 17th 2021

Commentary ─ Primary Neuronal Dysmaturation in Preterm Brain: Important and Likely Modifiable

Volpe, Joseph J.* Volume 14, Issue 1 July 21st 2021

The Journal of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

Commentary

Addendum to: Surgical NEC, randomized control trials, missed opportunity

Letter to the Editor with regards to the article: Biotinidase deficiency in a Newborn

Surgical NEC, Randomized Control Trials, Missed Opportunity

Assessing risks at 22–24 weeks gestation

Implementing a successful targeted neonatal echocardiography service and a training program: The ten stages of change

Fetal origin of brain dysmaturation in congenital heart disease – Challenges and opportunities for interventions

Early discontinuation of antiseizure medication in neonatal seizures - Proceed with caution

Reply to Drs. Glass and Shellhaas

Commentary — Early discontinuation of antiseizure medication in neonatal seizures - Proceed with caution

Commentary — The late preterm infant: Vulnerable cerebral cortex and large burden of disability

Methodological rigor in both targeted neonatal echocardiography training and study design are essential to understanding the impact of ultrasound on neonatal pain

Commentary — Cerebellar underdevelopment in the very preterm infant: Important and underestimated source of cognitive deficits

Vitamin K deficient bleeding and COVID-19: How are they related?

Commentary ─ Primary Neuronal Dysmaturation in Preterm Brain: Important and Likely Modifiable

Pages

Search form

Browse Articles

Commentary

Pages