… All high-risk infants should … of the highest risk infants for comprehensive developmental
follow-up or early intervention programs. A system of tracking and monitoring high-risk infants …

… The present study prospectively investigated early temperamental profiles and … high-risk
infants (N = 138) with an older sibling with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) and low-risk infants (…

… follow-up of preterm and other high-risk infants. It also explores programs that can be imple…
the PCP informed of the high-risk infant’s course. The column provides guidelines for the …

… specialist and high risk infant team that assists with monitoring the physiologic stability,
oxygen requirements, calorie expenditures, and nutrition needs throughout the first year of life …

… researchers studying high-risk infants. Indeed, there has been a major effort to examine the
effect of certain high-risk infant characteristics on subsequent maternal and infant behaviors (…

… The purpose of the present study was to further define the … Thus, the thrombocytopenia and
bleeding seen in the high-risk … The present study supports the concept of decreased platelet …

… infant is given and appropriate intervention techniques are presented. The term high-risk
infant, as used in the context of this chapter, refers to those infants whose perinatal medical …

… man- Postpartum adaptation is more difficult for agement of autonomic regulation shifts the
high-risk infants who experience a varifrom the maternal placental-fetal system to ety of risk …

… Spinal anesthesia was attempted in 78 infants having 81 operative procedures. We
categorized 36 of these infants as high-risk infants because they had been delivered … The …

… high-risk infants. Such a group comprises premature birth, low-birth-weight, congenital
anomalies, perinatal asphyxia, postsurgical, and sepsis categories. The … of the patient phenotype. …