Neonatal Follow-Up 3: Long-Term Outcomes in NICU Graduates

Neonatal Follow-Up 3: Long-Term Outcomes in NICU Graduates

579 - Association of anesthesia on full-scale intelligence quotient at 5 years of age in extreme preterm infants

580 - Brain DTI-ALPS index Association with Cognitive Outcome in Early School–Age Children Born With Extremely Low Birth Weight Who Exposed Systemic Inflammation in Critical Period

581 - Dysregulated Immune Function In Ex-Preterm Children

582 - Evaluating Late Childhood Morbidity: Effects of Maternal BMI and Smoking on Health Outcomes

583 - From movement to mind: Early fine motor skills are associated with cognitive performance at school age in very premature infants

584 - Gestational Diabetes Mellitus and School-Age Cognitive and Health Outcomes: a Matched Cohort Study

585 - Long-Term Neurodevelopmental Outcomes at 5 years in Preterm Infants Born At <27 Weeks Gestational Age Following Preterm Premature Rupture of Membranes (PPROM)

586 - Motor Difficulties and Visual Function in Adults Born Preterm with Very Low Birth Weight

587 - Neurodevelopmental Impact of Early Parent-Guided Interventions in Very Preterm Children: A School-Age Follow-up from a Randomized Controlled Trial

588 - Pediatric Multimorbidity is Associated with Accelerated Epigenetic Age in Adolescence

589 - Poorer Neonatal Neurobehavioral Regulation Is Associated With Longitudinal Epigenetic Age Deceleration in Children That Were Born Very Preterm

590 - Sex Differences in Health Service Utilization, Morbidity, and Prescribed Medications in Adolescence among Adolescents Born Preterm

591 - Sex Differences in Health Service Utilization, Morbidity, and Prescribed Medications in Late Childhood among Children Born Preterm

592 - Strengths, Difficulties and Educational Supports Amongst School-Aged Children following HIE in the Therapeutic Hypothermia Era

593 - Association between Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned anesthesia and sedation exposures and full-scale intelligence quotient at 5 years of age in extreme preterm infants