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Systemic postnatal corticosteroid use for the prevention of bronchopulmonary dysplasia and its relationship to early neurodevelopment in extremely preterm 被引量:2
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作者 Emilia Esterman Traci-Anne Goyen +6 位作者 Pranav Jani Gemma Lowe Jane Baird Rajesh Maheshwari Daphne D’Cruz Melissa Luig Dharmesh Shah 《World Journal of Pediatrics》 SCIE CSCD 2023年第6期586-594,共9页
Background Systemic postnatal corticosteroid use in extremely preterm infants poses a risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes.This study explores their use beyond seven days of age with early neurodevelopmental as... Background Systemic postnatal corticosteroid use in extremely preterm infants poses a risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes.This study explores their use beyond seven days of age with early neurodevelopmental assessments during the fidgety period(9-20 weeks postterm age).Methods This retrospective single-center cohort study included inborn extremely preterm infants from 1 January 2014 to 31 December 2018.Outborn infants,those with congenital or genetic abnormalities,and those who received postnatal cor-ticosteroids for nonrespiratory reasons were excluded.The cohort was dichotomized based on the status of corticosteroid receipt.Early neurodevelopmental outcomes were reported using Prechtl's General Movements Assessment.Results Of the 282 infants,67(23.75%)received corticosteroids.Of these,34(50.75%)received them for dependency on invasive ventilation(intermittent positive-pressure ventilation),and the remainder received them for dependency on non-invasive ventilation continuous positive airway pressure(CPAP)or bi-level positive airway pressure(BiPAP).Abnormal or absent fidgety movements were observed in 13% of infants(7/54)who received corticosteroids compared to 2% of infants(3/146)who did not.An increased odds for an abnormal general movements assessment from corticosteroid use after adjusting for gestational age[adjusted odds ratio(aOR)=5.5,95% confidence interval(CI)=1.14-26.56]was observed.The motor optimality scores differed between the two groups[corticosteroid group:25.5(23-26)versus no-corticosteroid group:26(24-28);z=-2.02].A motor optimality score<20 was observed in 14.8% of infants(8/54)in the corticosteroid group compared to 2% of infants(3/146)in the noncorticosteroid group.This difference was significant after adjustment for gestational age(aOR 5.96,95%CI 1.28-27.74).Conclusions Abnormal early neurodevelopment was observed in infants who received systemic postnatal corticosteroids.The relationship between these findings and other factors influencing early neurodevelopment needs further exploration. 展开更多
关键词 CORTICOSTEROIDS Early neurodevelopment general movement assessment Preterm infants
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