drbretty.bsky.social
Neonatologist and Professor of Newborn Medicine, Mercy Hospital for Women and The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia | Co-PI of @platipus.bsky.social
👤 Joined on 14 November 2024
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@drbretty.bsky.socialCaffeine is good for the preterm brain; might more caffeine be even better? One of the pivotal RCTs in neonatology was the CAP study (Schmidt B, et al. Long-term effects of caffeine therapy for apnea of prematurity. N Engl J Med. 2007;357(19):1893–902). We performed that study because there was no…
Show PostNEONATAL RESPIRATORY TRIALS IN SICK & PRETERM NEWBORN INFANTS With Professor Brett Manley, Consultant Neonatologist Mercy Hospital For Women, Melbourne & Professor of Neonatal Medicine Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Newborn Health, University of Melbourne, Australia youtu.be/NAY_0xBGsrw
Show PostDoes counting ribs on neonatal CXR really work? In 218 babies, we found a weak correlation with CT lung volumes. Time to abandon old dogmas? Lead by Dr Sophia Dahm published in @jama.com pediatrics. @davidtingay1.bsky.social @nhmrc.bsky.social jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
Show PostDelighted & honoured to be contributing to the iconic “Cool Topics in Neonatology 2025” at The Women’s Melbourne with great friends & colleagues! @ebneo.bsky.social @drbretty.bsky.social @nnrdbase.bsky.social @europerinatal.bsky.social www.thewomens.org.au/health-profe...
Show PostDouble-blind, parallel-group randomized trial to assess the effect of norepinephrine vs dopamine as first-line vasoactive agent in neonates with fluid refractory septic shock. #neobluesky #EBNeo #neoEBM #ebneoalerts buff.ly/fZdDFF6
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