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Practice Points:  Placental pathologies are a frequent finding in the context of NE A combination of acute and chronic placental lesions are more likely to be seen in NE Defined histopathological criteria using the 2016 Amsterdam consensus document should be used whenever the placenta is assessed Efficacy of therapeutic hypothermia may be influenced by antenatal […]

Practice Points:  Neonatal encephalopathy due to a hypoxic ischemic event is commonly associated with cardiac dysfunction and acute pulmonary hypertension Therapeutic hypothermia and rewarming modify loading conditions and blood flow and careful adjustment of inotropic agents is recommended. Delineating the physiology during therapeutic hypothermia clinically is difficult Comprehensive, quantitative echocardiography can assist with delineating pulmonary

Practice Points: The rates of birth asphyxia are the lowest in developed countries. Access to prenatal care and the social determinants of health are the most important factors related to birth asphyxia. The pregnancy-related risk factors for birth asphyxia are common and generally not informative as to which foetuses are likely to be affected at

Practice points • Review family history of neurological disorders and consanguinity, previous babies with perinatal/neonatal death, neonatal encephalopathy and neurodevelopmental conditions including cerebral palsy and autism • For term and near-term neonates requiring NICU admission, submit placentas for examination. Follow up results, request expert consultation if in question. • Review maternal antenatal and perinatal records including maternal medical

By: Mohamed El-Dib, MD In preparation for the Combined Newborn Brain Society and Brigham and Women’s Hospital Department of Pediatric Newborn Medicine Grand Rounds titled “Neuroimaging in the Preterm Infant: Where Are We in 2020?”, we sent a survey to explore current practices regarding neuroimaging in preterm infants in 2020. The survey was sent to 2761

Survey on the use of Cranial Ultrasound in Neonatal Encephalopathy An NNCC-SIG Survey- June 2020 William Sanislow1,4, Elizabeth Singh1, MSN, RN, CPNP, Edward Yang2,3, MD, Terrie Inder1,2, MD, MBChB, Mohamed El-Dib1,2, MD 1Department of Pediatric Newborn Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, 2Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 3Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, MA,4University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,

We are very excited to announce our Ketogenic Diet and the Young Brain online workshop on June 5th, 2021 at 11 AM EDT. This event is part of the Newborn Brain Society collaboration with the Arab Neonatal Care group. We have some amazing sessions planned by experts in the field of ketogenic diet and the newborn

TAG US on social media with why you believe in the mission of the Newborn Brain Society to celebrate our one year anniversary! Thank you to everyone for an amazing first year! Please watch our President’s Message and First Year Highlights to see how you have contributed to our mission of advancing newborn brain care

The Newborn Brain Society is excited to announce that we are seeking new committee members in the following areas of expertise: Communication & Networking Committee: We are currently seeking up to 5 new members to join the Communication and Networking Committee for the upcoming fiscal year, specifically seeking persons with expertise in marketing, graphic design,