Global research review finds gaps in family-centered neonatal care
Researchers identified forty different definitions and nearly thirty models of family-centered care in neonatal medicine across the globe.
Researchers identified forty different definitions and nearly thirty models of family-centered care in neonatal medicine across the globe.
Learn more about the risks and benefits of intrauterine platelet transfusions for both mothers and infants.
Learn more about intrauterine platelet transfusions, including their risks, benefits and what patients can expect during the procedure.
A highly sensitive genetic testing technology could make prenatal testing for conditions like FNAIT both safer and more accessible.
Learn more about what to expect during your first postpartum appointment after you bring your infant home from the hospital.
Learn what to do if you think your child may have had undiagnosed FNAIT, a rare but serious blood disorder.
Learn what you can do to comfort your infant in the NICU, including talking to them, playing music and holding their hand.
Learn more about retinal hemorrhage due to FNAIT, including why it can happen and potential treatment options.
If a transfusion is performed with random donor platelets, they could contain the same antigen that originally triggered the mother’s immune response.
Researchers observed several emotional themes among parents, including anxiety, fear, fatigue, guilt and hope.