Publications by authors named "Thomas McClintock"
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- High protein intake (HP) versus low protein intake (LP) was evaluated for its effects on neurodevelopment, growth, and biochemical issues in preterm infants, with findings based on 44 studies involving 5,338 children.
- HP intake may reduce survival without neurodisability slightly but could increase risks of cognitive impairment and several metabolic complications, including hypophosphatemia and refeeding syndrome.
- Overall, HP intake doesn't show significant long-term benefits for growth and may negatively impact neonatal metabolism and neurodevelopment, suggesting it shouldn't be recommended for premature infants.
Background: There is an increasing acceptance and use of donor human milk (DHM) in healthy infants. This review investigates the benefits and risks of mothers' own milk (MOM) supplementation with DHM compared to infant formula (IF) in moderate-late preterm (MLP) and early term (ET) infants.
Methods: MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, Scopus, Cochrane CENTRAL and clinical trial registries were searched for studies published up to September 2023.
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