Necrotising Enterocolitis (NEC) - the Yorkshire Neonatal Network

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Necrotising
Enterocolitis
Anne Aspin 2010
What is it?
 Infection of the mucosal lining of the
bowel
 Lactobacilli
 Clostridium
 Unknown
Who does it effect?
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Maternal factors
prematurity
Hypoxic episodes
Cardiac anomaly
Exchange transfusion
Umbilical line near mesenteric artery
High osmolarity feeding
Increasing feeds quickly
Signs and symptoms
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Change in behaviour
Subtle signs
Lethargy
Increasing naso-gastric aspirates
Labile temperature, labile blood sugars
Vomiting, bile later
Blood in stools
Abdominal distension
Later
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Mottled, grey, capillary refill <4 secs
Apnoeic
Bradycardia
Oxygen requirement
Abdominal tenderness
Oedema
Dilated abdominal veins, dilated loops of bowel
Flare around umbilicus
Even later
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Thrombocytopenia
Raised CRP
Pneumoperitoneum
Collapse, ventilation
Abdominal drain
Surgery, stoma’s
Short bowel
Grading
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Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
What to do
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Large ng tube, aspirate and free drainage
Nil by mouth
IVI, Antibiotics
Blood sugar monitoring
Sepsis screen. Blood gas, FBC, U/E’s,
Blood cultures
 Urine MC/S, CXR, AXR
Surgical intervention
 When perforated
 When conservative treatment failing
 Strictures, adhesions
Stoma
 Immediate post-op
 Stoma care
 Stomal complications
Enteral feeding
 Feeding
 Long term TPN
 Short bowel
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