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La mise en Suvre pratique des soins palliatifs dans les differents lieux de soins : 3^e partie des reflexions et propositions autour des soins palliatifs en periode neonatale

P Bétrémieux, F Gold, S Parat, C Farnoux, M Rajguru, C Boithias, D Mahieu-Caputo, J-M Jouannic, P Hubert, and U Simeoni

Arch Pediatr 17(4):6 (2010) PMID 20206481

Palliative care in newborns may take place in the delivery room and then continued either in maternity wards or in the neonatal unit. For babies developing a chronic condition, going home may be advantageous. The population concerned includes babies born with a severe intractable congenital malformation and certain extremely preterm newborn babies at the limits of viability. Care procedures as well as withholding and withdrawing treatments are reviewed.

Copyright © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

DOI: 10.1016/j.arcped.2010.01.011
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