
Indrani Bhattacharjee
@docindrani09
Attending Neonatologist at Boston Children’s Hospital Network, Assistant professor Tufts university school of medicine/ Director POCUS program/ MIT IDSS
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28-12-2013 18:17:28
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Is it time we recalibrate the clock on NEC findings? Instead of only searching for disease, maybe it's time we define baseline bowel characteristics in micro preemies — what is truly normal before we call it abnormal? Major interest in our baseline BUS paper at Pediatric Academic Societies 2025



6th annual Dr. Ehrenkranz Conference today led by Dr. Taylor Sarah Taylor and Yale Neonatology!Amazing presentations about nutrition by Aloka Patel MD Catherine Buck Daniel Robinson Amy Hair MD #neonatalnutrition #neotwitter




Our congenital syphilis paper is out! I feel bad I didn’t acknowledge the reviewers in the manuscript- they were so thorough and helpful. So thank you!!! And thanks to Veeral Tolia, MD for being the best research mentor ever! Read it here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40774295/


Thanks for highlighting #NECchicago The Incubator Podcast! Listen to the episode and then register to join us Sept 7th - 10th - NECsociety.org/NEC-symposium/ #preventNEC UCDavisChildrensHosp Jennifer Canvasser Misty Good UNC Children's Jae Kim Cincinnati Children's Ravi Mangal Patel Cami Martin Stacey Skrysak





What is your first line vasoactive agent to treat hypotension/hypoperfusion in the #NICU ? Are you a #dopamine fan? A review article in Journal of Perinatology by NeoCardioLab - Gabriel Altit Audrey Hebert Shazia Bhombal Shiran Moore Stephanie Ford, MD and Rios - full text at rdcu.be/eD0jX


Join the upcoming SPR Emerging to Established (E2E) Section webinar, Expanding the Funding Horizon: Opportunities Outside Traditional Grants, on Tuesday, September 16 at 11 am CT. This session will explore alternative funding avenues available to pediatric investigators. Register Now: ow.ly/8mZf50WQAEc




New publication: In neonates with HIE treated with TH, aevere aEEG, higher GA, and increased LV strain were the strongest predictors of brain injury. Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants NeoBrainLab Neonatal Hemodynamics Research Centre nature.com/articles/s4137…

