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Growth outcomes of small for gestational age preterm infants before and after implementation of an exclusive human milk-based diet

Source: Journal of Perinatology

Preterm infants fed cow's milk-derived fortifier had adverse outcomes despite a base diet of only mother's own milk

Source: Breastfeeding Medicine

Continuous feedings of fortified human milk lead to nutrient losses of fat, calcium and phosphorous

Source: Nutrients

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Proactive use of a human milk fat modular in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A standardized feeding protocol

Source:

Nutrients

Author(s):

Amanda Salley and Martin L. Lee

Association of fortification with human milk versus bovine milk-based fortifiers on short-term outcomes in preterm infants—A meta-analysis

Source:

Nutrients

Author(s):

Radu Galis, Paula Trif, Diana Mudura, Jan Mazela, Mandy C. Daly, Boris W. Kramer, and Shivashankar Diggikar

Exclusive human milk diet for extremely premature infants: a novel fortification strategy that enhances the bioactive properties of fresh, frozen, and pasteurized milk specimens

Source:

Breastfeeding Medicine

Author(s):

Philip RK; Romeih E; Bailie E; Daly M; McGourty KD; Grabbrucker AM; Dunne CP; Walker G

The impact of homogenization on donor human milk and human milk–based fortifiers and implications for preterm infant health

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Current Developments in Nutrition

Author(s):

Reyes, Sarah M; Patra, Biranchi; Elliott, Melinda J

Effect of an exclusive human milk diet on feeding tolerance in preterm infants

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Journal of Perinatology

Author(s):

El-Fadeel, H; Velumula, P; Lulic-Botica, M; Natarajan, G; Thomas, R; Botica, G; Bajaj, M

Early fortification of enteral feedings for infants <1250 grams birth weight receiving a human milk diet including human milk based fortifier

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Journal of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

Author(s):

Huston R, Lee M, Rider E, Stawarz M, Hedstrom D, Pence M, Chan V, Chambers J, Rogers S, Sager N, Riemann L, Cohen H

Sustaining improved nutritional support for very low birthweight infants

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BMJ Open Quality

Author(s):

Kresch M, Mehra K, Jack R, Greecher C

A pilot study of human milk to reduce intestinal inflammation after bone marrow transplant

Source:

Breastfeeding Medicine

Author(s):

Khandelwal P, Andersen H, Romick-Rosendale L, et al.

Guidelines for acute care of the neonate 27th edition (2019-2020)

Source:

Baylor College of Medicine

Author(s):

Baylor College of Medicine

Improving growth for infants ≤1250 grams receiving an exclusive human milk diet

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Nutrition in Clinical Practice

Author(s):

Huston RK, Markell AM, McCulley EA, Gardiner SK, Sweeney SL

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