Neonatal mastitis (NM) is an infection of the breast which ultimately leads to abscess and sepsis. Up to date, there is no general consensus of therapy for NM, and physicians have broad therapy preferences. Twenty-eight-day-old baby came to the outpatient clinic with chief complaint of enlarged breast since 1 week before admission, with a mild sign of infection and no systemic symptoms. Laboratory examination revealed a normal result. The patient was discharged with oral antibiotics. Is this treatment adequate? Is intravenous antibiotics needed for this case? A literature search was performed from 3 databases: Pubmed, Google Scholar, Cochrane with keywords: “neonatal mastitis,” treatment,” “oral antibiotics,” &...
As infant mortality rates have fallen in many developing countries, the problem of neonatal mortalit...
Background Neonatal septicemia constitutes an important cause of morbidity and mortality among neona...
(1) Background: Infections caused by multidrug-resistant (MDR) or extensively drug-resistant (XDR) b...
Neonatal mastitis (NM) is an infection of the breast which ultimately leads to abscess and sepsis. U...
Background: Parenteral antibiotic therapy is the standard of care for treatment of serious neonatal ...
Objective: Suspected early-onset sepsis is a common diagnosis among neonates which warrants admissio...
ABSTRACT Neonatal sepsis and nosocomial infection are the most common diagnosis of neonatal ...
WOS: 000484450300009PubMed ID: 31236022Neonatal infections are a major cause of morbidity and mortal...
BACKGROUND: Worldwide many neonates suffer from bacterial infections. Adequate treatment is importan...
Neonatal infection is the highest contributor to neonatal death and The most important neonate fact...
Background: Over used prophylactic antibiotics on the potensially infected newborns to prevent early...
Background The effectiveness of antibiotics for preventing infection in neonates with meconium-stain...
Sepsis is a major cause of newborn death world wide but the burden is heaviest in the developing par...
The incidence of sepsis among neonates born in the United States varies from less than one to more t...
In low-income and middle-income countries, courses of antibiotics are routinely given to term newbor...
As infant mortality rates have fallen in many developing countries, the problem of neonatal mortalit...
Background Neonatal septicemia constitutes an important cause of morbidity and mortality among neona...
(1) Background: Infections caused by multidrug-resistant (MDR) or extensively drug-resistant (XDR) b...
Neonatal mastitis (NM) is an infection of the breast which ultimately leads to abscess and sepsis. U...
Background: Parenteral antibiotic therapy is the standard of care for treatment of serious neonatal ...
Objective: Suspected early-onset sepsis is a common diagnosis among neonates which warrants admissio...
ABSTRACT Neonatal sepsis and nosocomial infection are the most common diagnosis of neonatal ...
WOS: 000484450300009PubMed ID: 31236022Neonatal infections are a major cause of morbidity and mortal...
BACKGROUND: Worldwide many neonates suffer from bacterial infections. Adequate treatment is importan...
Neonatal infection is the highest contributor to neonatal death and The most important neonate fact...
Background: Over used prophylactic antibiotics on the potensially infected newborns to prevent early...
Background The effectiveness of antibiotics for preventing infection in neonates with meconium-stain...
Sepsis is a major cause of newborn death world wide but the burden is heaviest in the developing par...
The incidence of sepsis among neonates born in the United States varies from less than one to more t...
In low-income and middle-income countries, courses of antibiotics are routinely given to term newbor...
As infant mortality rates have fallen in many developing countries, the problem of neonatal mortalit...
Background Neonatal septicemia constitutes an important cause of morbidity and mortality among neona...
(1) Background: Infections caused by multidrug-resistant (MDR) or extensively drug-resistant (XDR) b...