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Bayi Prematur dan manfaat Dari ASI

Bayi prematur yang diberi ASI membuat keuntungan dalam perkembangan sama atau lebih besar  daripada mereka yang diberi susu formula yang dirancang khusus untuk bayi lahir berat-kurang / w-birth-weight infants, ....read more

Premature Babies
Benefit From Breast Milk, Study Says

Date:

October 30, 2003

Source:

University Of Toronto

Summary:

Premature infants fed
breast milk made developmental gains equal to or greater than those fed formula
specially designed for low-birth-weight infants, an international study finds.

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premature infants fed
breast milk made developmental gains equal to or greater than those fed formula
specially designed for low-birth-weight infants, an international study finds.

"Definitely, appropriately fortified breast milk is the feeding of
choice for these premature, low-birth-weight babies," says University of
Toronto nutritional sciences professor Deborah O'Connor, lead author of a study
by Canadian, U.S., U.K. and Chilean researchers in the October Journal of
Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition.

The study confirmed previous findings that premature infants grow more
slowly on human milk than on nutrient-enriched premature formula, she says.
Nevertheless, the development of premature babies fed human milk fortified
in-hospital at least until term-corrected age (the day they should have been
born) was comparable to or better than that of premature babies fed premature
infant formula. This development was especially true in areas such as visual
acuity, although further study is needed to confirm this.

"Growth is one yardstick of a premature baby's progress but
developmental markers such as visual, motor and cognitive skills are also
important," says O'Connor, director of clinical dietetics at The Hospital
for Sick Children.

The study compared the growth and development of 463 premature infants
under four pounds at birth in the U.S., the U.K. and Chile who, based on their
hospitals' existing practices, were fed either breast milk (which was pumped,
then mixed with additional nutrients in-hospital) or nutrient-enriched formulas
or a combination of the two. After hospital discharge, most of the infants
received unfortified breast milk. Their progress was tracked until they reached
the equivalent of 12 to14 months.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has advised since 1998 that fortified
breast milk is appropriate for premature babies in hospital, says O'Connor. She
believes it may also benefit them after hospital discharge. The data analysed
in this study was collected as part of an earlier trial funded by Abbott
Laboratories.







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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/10/031030061056.htm

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