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November 30, 2023

Clinical Applications of the Microbiome in Obstetrics

Seung Yeon Pyeon, Da Young Kang, So Young Kim, Sun Woo Choi, Moon Yeon Hwang, et al.

Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):89-95.

Human microbiome refers to the genetic material of approximately 1013 microorganisms present in the human body. These microbiomes interact significantly with the physiological, metabolic, and immune systems, particularly during pregnancy. Microbiome dysbiosis in pregnant women and their fetuses is associated with obstetric complications and poor neonatal outcomes. Oral and gut...

Review Article

November 30, 2023

Does Neonatal Microbiome Research Encompass the Placental Transfer Pathway?

Yong-Sung Choi

Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):96-101.

The word “microbiome” is a combination of “microbiota” and “genome,” which represents the genomic concept of microbiota. The bacterial culture method is the mainstay of identifying microbes, while polymerase chain reaction adds diagnostic value. However, in the era of next-generation sequencing, achieving high-throughput microbiota footprints is extremely sensitive. This sensitivity...

Case Report

November 30, 2023

Beta Thalassemia Presenting with Neonatal Cholestasis and Extensive Hemosiderosis: A Case Report

Chung Gang Jung, Jang Hoon Lee, Yu Bin Kim

Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):102-107.

Neonatal cholestasis is caused by various forms of liver injury and has a complex etiological background. Among these, cases of severe cholestasis due to primary hemolytic disease are rare. Herein, we report a case in which thalassemia-induced severe hemolysis caused bile duct injury by hemosiderosis, with cholestasis occurring shortly after...

Case Report

November 30, 2023

A Case of Oropharyngeal Teratoma Associated with Subluxation of Temporomandibular Joint: A Case Report

Ji Won Moon, Moon Sung Park

Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):108-112.

Teratomas are the most common congenital tumors and contain cells from the ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm. They are mainly located in the central axis of the body. The tumors are most commonly found in the sacrococcygeal region, followed by the gonadal site and mediastinum, and rarely in the head and...

Current Issue: Volume 30(4); Nov 2023

Clinical Applications of the Microbiome in Obstetrics Seung Yeon Pyeon, Da Young Kang, So Young Kim, Sun Woo Choi, Moon Yeon Hwang, Young Joo Lee Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):89-95. Review Article November 30, 2023 Full text PubReader ePub PDF	Does Neonatal Microbiome Research Encompass the Placental Transfer Pathway? Yong-Sung Choi Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):96-101. Review Article November 30, 2023 Full text PubReader ePub PDF
Beta Thalassemia Presenting with Neonatal Cholestasis and Extensive Hemosiderosis: A Case Report Chung Gang Jung, Jang Hoon Lee, Yu Bin Kim Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):102-107. Case Report November 30, 2023 Full text PubReader ePub PDF	A Case of Oropharyngeal Teratoma Associated with Subluxation of Temporomandibular Joint: A Case Report Ji Won Moon, Moon Sung Park Neonatal Med. 2023;30(4):108-112. Case Report November 30, 2023 Full text PubReader ePub PDF

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