NeoSAFE - Mind the Feeding
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Feeding Ability = Feeding Maturity Achievement of effective oral feeding after birth is important for ideal growth and for safe discharge from hospital. The exact time at which sucking, respiration become coordinated in preterm infants is still unknown; however, integrity of oropharyngeal anatomy and neurological function is essential to complete the maturation process. Preterm infants need to be able to coordinate sucking, swallowing, and breathing, sustain alert awake behavior and preserve cardiorespiratory stability to achieve successful oral feeding. Swallow and Respiration Rhythm SW...

Monitoring Feeding Ability of Newborns NeoSAFE is an innovative, non-invasive point-of-care diagnostic medical device designed for the assessment of feeding maturity. It is designed and developed to be the standard diagnostic tool for the safe discharge of newborns from hospitals all over the world with the utilization of state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms. With its painless procedure, NeoSAFE can be safely used at NICUs and clinics alongside the other medical devices that physicians depend on every day for safer diagnosis and treatment. Acquire Bio-Signals Extract Bio-Events...

Monitoring of Swallow and Respiration Rhythm Informed Clinical Decisions Assessment and Diagnostic of Feeding Maturity Feeding Method & Treatment Schedule NICU Period Safe and Accurate Discharge Decision Safe Discharge Improved Growth Anuk Ince D., Ecevit A., Oskay Acar, B., Saracoglu A., Kurt, A., Tekindal, M.A., Tarcan A. (2014) Noninvasive evaluation of swallowing sound is an effective way of diagnosing feeding maturation in newborn infants Breastfeeding: how do they do it? Infant sucking, swallowing and breathing The reliability of the Neonatal Oral-Motor Assesment Scale Website:...