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• W2896795995 abstract "Healthy growth and development during the first 1,000 days of a child’s life are of critical value in relation not to only immediate survival and morbidity but to the prevention of many important noncommunicable disorders development later in life. Optimal growth of premature infants can be defined as growth that is not associated with any adverse consequences in the short and the long term. At the same time, growth failure is associated with inadequate nutrition and long-term neurocognitive impairment. Therefore, appropriate nutrition should maintain optimal growth by ensuring that nutrient intakes are maintained at all times at adequate levels. Parenteral administration of nutrients must begin immediately at birth of very preterm infant and needs to be continued until enteral nutrition is fully established. While nutritional support is provided by parenteral nutrition, minimal enteral nutrition, also beginning at birth, stimulates the immature gastrointestinal tract to undergo maturation. Human milk is the preferred product for minimal nutrition because it is more effective and safer than alternative agents. As a source of nutrients, however, human milk is incomplete for the very preterm infant that determines the need for its fortification or for use the other special nutrition products. To ensure optimal postnatal growth of very preterm infants and accordingly to improve their long term neurological prognosis, a comprehensive strategy of nutrition and monitoring during the first years of life is needed with participation of neonatologists, pediatricians and family practice physicians." @default.
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