Publications by authors named "Nina P Nosavan"
Article Synopsis
- - The study investigated how a mother's pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI) affects the neurobehavior of very premature infants, focusing on 664 cases, including 227 infants born to obese mothers.
- - Results showed that higher maternal BMI, particularly when combined with factors like infection or diabetes, led to poorer neurobehavioral outcomes in infants, including issues with self-regulation and attention.
- - Ultimately, while maternal BMI alone didn't seem to impact short-term neurobehavior in extremely preterm infants, additional complications increased the risk of poor neurobehavioral profiles.
