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. 2014 Dec 1;2014(12):CD001970. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD001970.pub5
Study Reason for exclusion
Chetry 2014 Both groups received early enteral feeds
Glass 1984 Infants were allocated alternately to either early (first day after birth) or delayed transpyloric enteral feeding. The delayed feeding group commenced enteral nutrition when assessed to be "clinically stable" but this included initiation within 4 days after birth
Higgs 1974 Infants in the delayed progressive enteral feeds group received total parenteral nutrition as a co‐intervention
LaGamma 1985 This was not a randomised controlled trial
Said 2008 Infants in the delayed progressive enteral feeding group received minimal enteral nutrition prior to feed advancement as a co‐intervention
Sanghvi 2013 Both groups received early enteral feeds
Weiler 2006 Infants in both groups received some enteral feeds before 4 days after birth
Wilson 1997 Infants in the delayed progressive enteral feeds group also received delayed advancement of parenteral nutrition as a co‐intervention