A newly developed teat continuously monitors the electrolyte levels in the blood of premature babies. Until now, this has been measured by taking blood from these babies twice a day, but it can be dangerous. This brings back Vakblad Early.
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The teat measures the amount of potassium and sodium in the baby’s saliva. Measurements are automatically forwarded to healthcare professionals via Bluetooth.
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The results are as reliable as those of the blood samples. However, premature babies benefit from as few invasive treatments as possible, so this new teat is a welcome alternative to blood collection.
Edited by: National Guide for Education
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