Comportamiento de la curva de crecimiento de Fenton en recién nacidos prematuros sometidos al plan madre canguro en el Hospital General Guasmo Sur en el periodo 2019.

Abstract

Introduction: Prematurity is related to high neonatal mortality, deaths before 28 days after birth. Anthropometry reflects the degree of intrauterine growth and the nutritional status of the premature baby. The behavior in the growth of the premature baby is evaluated at some time to the kangaroo mother plan. Objective: To determine the behavior of the Fenton growth curve in preterm infants with “Kangaroo mother plan”, identify frequent neonatal diagnoses in our study population and summarize the findings of the kangaroo mother plan. Methods and materials: Descriptive, observational, retrospective and longitudinal study. Record data HGGS 2019 newborn premature, filtered through the Excel platform, analyzed and categorized by a RNP bulk research calculator provided by the “University of Calgary”. Results: The behavior of the growth curve according to the Fenton scale was performed with n = 32 participants and 337 reviews analyzing and graphing in each SG, in SG48 (n=10/32 = SGA), (n=8/32 = AGA) and (n=1/32 = LGA); in SG49 (n=9/32 = SGA) and (n=3/32 = AGA). If we categorize the 337 reviews in a general way, we obtain that: (224 = SGA), (102 = AGA) and (11 are LGA), regardless of the SG. Conclusions: Due to the inconsistency of weekly assists, the result obtained is not 100% satisfactory. We observed that the sample of 32 patients obtained 337 reviews.