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[Value of endogenous uterine contraction stress test by breast nipple stimulation].

In a prospective study we performed a breast-stimulation-test (BST) in 136 patients. Sufficient contractions could be achieved in 89.7%. A hyperstimulation was seen in 5.8% of the patients. We could not find a false negative BST-result. The duration of the BST was significantly shorter compared to the OBT. The new noninvasive method was well accepted by patients and staff-members, leading to a new management of fetal surveillance in patients beyond 40 weeks of pregnancy.

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Nippling management of the sick neonate in the NICU: the disorganized feeder.

With increased understanding of the feeding needs of high-risk sick neonates, nurses can facilitate adequate weight gain and promote earlier discharges. Disorganization in feeding is usually a temporary problem that caregivers and nurses can help resolve with adequate awareness. Immaturity, severity of illness, prolonged intensive care, and gestational age all contribute to it. Caregivers can successfully feed this disorganized feeder if they recognize the signs and implement environmental and protective measures to facilitate self-regulation, which will hopefully foster organized feeding behaviors.

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