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respiratory outcomes in preterm infants from infancy through adulthood pdf
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Respiratory outcomes in preterm infants from infancy through adulthood refer to the long-term effects on the respiratory system of individuals who were born prematurely. Preterm infants are at a higher risk of developing respiratory complications due to their immature lungs and respiratory systems. These complications can include chronic lung disease, respiratory infections, asthma, and other respiratory disorders. Studies have shown that preterm infants may continue to experience respiratory issues into childhood and adulthood, with some individuals experiencing reduced lung function, exercise intolerance, and an increased risk of respiratory conditions compared to those born at term. Monitoring and managing respiratory outcomes in preterm infants from infancy through adulthood is crucial for ensuring their long-term respiratory health and quality of life. This may involve regular follow-up appointments, pulmonary function tests, and appropriate interventions to prevent and treat respiratory complications.