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Active perinatal care of preterm infants in the German Neonatal Network

by Heitmann, Friedhelm , Vochem, Matthias , Wieg, Christian , Eichhorn, Joachim G , Rausch, Tanja K. , Mögel, Michael , Olbertz, Dirk M. , Schneider, Katja , Wintgens, Jürgen , Dördelmann, Michael , Orlikowsky, Thorsten , Hubert, Mechthild , Böckenholt, Kai , Zemlin, Michael , Hillebrand, Georg , Böttger, Ralf , Stichtenoth, Guido , Weller, Ursula , Roll, Claudia , Linnemann, Knud , Jung, Philipp , Kannt, Olaf , Rossi, Rainer , Schaible, Thomas , Herting, Egbert , Göpel, Wolfgang , Bohnhorst, Bettina , Humberg, Alexander , Heldmann, Michael , Teig, Norbert , Kribs, Angela , Jensen, Reinhard , Möller, Jens , Werner, Claudius , Franz, Axel , Haase, Roland , Gerleve, Hubert , Schäfer, Stefan , Härtel, Christoph , Felderhoff-Müser, Ursula , Segerer, Hugo , Höhn, Thomas , Schmidtke, Susanne , von der Wense, Axel , Ehlers, Silke

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Active perinatal care of preterm infants in the German Neonatal Network

Heitmann, Friedhelm,

Vochem, Matthias,

Wieg, Christian,

Eichhorn, Joachim G,

Rausch, Tanja K.,

Mögel, Michael,

Olbertz, Dirk M.,

Schneider, Katja,

Wintgens, Jürgen,

Dördelmann, Michael,

Orlikowsky, Thorsten,

Hubert, Mechthild,

Böckenholt, Kai,

Zemlin, Michael,

Hillebrand, Georg,

Böttger, Ralf,

Stichtenoth, Guido,

Weller, Ursula,

Roll, Claudia,

Linnemann, Knud,

Jung, Philipp,

Kannt, Olaf,

Rossi, Rainer,

Schaible, Thomas,

Herting, Egbert,

Göpel, Wolfgang,

Bohnhorst, Bettina,

Humberg, Alexander,

Heldmann, Michael,

Teig, Norbert,

Kribs, Angela,

Jensen, Reinhard,

Möller, Jens,

Werner, Claudius,

Franz, Axel,

Haase, Roland,

Gerleve, Hubert,

Schäfer, Stefan,

Härtel, Christoph,

Felderhoff-Müser, Ursula,

Segerer, Hugo,

Höhn, Thomas,

Schmidtke, Susanne,

von der Wense, Axel,

Ehlers, Silke

2020

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ObjectiveTo determine if survival rates of preterm infants receiving active perinatal care improve over time.DesignThe German Neonatal Network is a cohort study of preterm infants with birth weight <1500 g. All eligible infants receiving active perinatal care are registered. We analysed data of patients discharged between 2011 and 2016.Setting43 German level III neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).Patients8222 preterm infants with a gestational age between 22/0 and 28/6 weeks who received active perinatal care.InterventionsParticipating NICUs were grouped according to their specific survival rate from 2011 to 2013 to high (percentile >P75), intermediate (P25–P75) and low (

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