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1 Index Note: Page numbers of article titles are in boldface type. A AcuDairy Mid-Range Infrared instrument, Adiponectin, Advocacy, for lactation maintenance, 3 Alanine, Albuminuria, , 186 Allergies, incidence of, 24, 28 Amino acids, Antiadhesives, oligosaccharides as, 199 Antimicrobial proteins and peptides, Antioxidants, a 1 -Antitrypsin, 184 Arachidonic acid supplements, Atopic diseases, incidence of, 24, 28 B B cells, 27, 30, 33 Banked human milk, for preterm infants advantages of, 96 97, definition of, history of, labeling of, 110 safety of, treatment and quality of, Bed side milk analysis, Bile salt-stimulated lipase, 183, 186 Bioactive proteins, assessment of, clinical trials of, digestion of, types of, Body mass index, milk small molecules related to, Body weight, measurement of, for milk consumption, Bovine fortifiers, , 185 Brain development. See Neurodevelopmental outcomes. Breast milk. See Human milk. Breast pumps, lactation maintenance and, 2 15 Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, 28, 124 Clin Perinatol 44 (2017) /17 perinatology.theclinics.com
2 270 Index C Calais Human Milk Analyzer, Carbohydrates, measurement of, Caseins, 184 CD14, soluble, 31, 35 Cells, responses of, oligosaccharides effects on, Centralized service, for human milk handling, 12 Chemokines and chemokine receptors, 31, 35 Cholesterol, Coming to Volume Assessment Tool, 10 Complement system, 25 Cow s milk, in donor milk, Cytokines and cytokine receptors, 27 28, 30, 34 35, 106, 108 Cytomegalovirus infections, cell types in, cognitive outcome of, maternal HIV infection with, 123 prevention of, 127 reactivation of, 122 symptomatic, transmission of, D Defensins, 30, 32 Delta Lactoscope, Dendritic cells, 26 Development factors, in human milk, 28, Docoahexaneoic acid supplements, Donor human milk banked. See Banked human milk. mother s milk combination with, 17 necrotizing enterocolitis and, 51 54, 61 E Economic barriers, to lactation maintenance, 4 5 Education, to lactation maintenance, 3 Eicosapentaenoic acid supplements, Energy composition, Enterobacteriaceae, Enterotoxins, EPICure study, 78 Epidermal growth factor, 31, 36 EPIPAGE cohort, 77 F Fatty acids, Food antigens, 32, 37
3 Index 271 Fortifiers, French Human Milk Bank Association, 102 G Gangliosides, 32, Glycerophospholipids, Granulocyte-macrophage simulating factor, 31, 35 Growth factors, 31, 36, H Haptocorrin, 184 Hazards, in milk banking, High-pressure processing, Holder pasteurization, Homeostasis Model Assessment index, 159 Hormones, Human immunodeficiency virus infection, cytomegalovirus infections with, 123 Human milk, for preterm infants bed side analysis of, bioactive proteins in, components of, 28 38, 70, 104, consumption of, measurement of, costs of, cytomegalovirus infection through, docosahexanoic acid supplements and, donor. See Banked human milk. dose of, 56 60, 62 exclusive diet of, 54 56, feeding at breast, 12, for necrotizing enterocolitis prevention, fortifiers in, high-dose feedings of, 17 hormones in, immune system importance of, metabolites in, neurodevelopmental outcomes of, oligosaccharides in, promotions of, 1 22 safe handling of, volume of, 3, 6 10 Human Milk Analyzer by MIRIS, I Immune system, components of, in human milk, development of, human milk clinical benefits to, 24, 28 immaturity of, Immunoglobulins, 27, 30, 33 34, 108,
4 272 Index Infections, transmissive in donor milk, Infrared spectroscopy, Insulin, Insulin-like growth factors, 3, 31 Interferons, 27 28, 31, Interleukins, 27 28, 30 31, L Lactation barriers to, 2 12 cytomegalovirus reactivation during, 122 initiation of, 2 10 maintenance of, 2 13 Lactoferrin, 29 30, 32, 102, , 108, Lactoscope, Lactose, , , Leptin, Leukocytes, 33 Lipase, Lipids, , , amounts received, measurement of, Long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids, 32, 85 93, Lysozyme, 29 39, 106, 108, M Macronutrients, in banked milk, measurement of, Macrophages, 26, 30, 33 Maturation factors, in human milk, 28, Metabolites, MicroRNAs, 30, Milk analyzers, validation of, Milk fat globule membrane proteins, Milk fat proteins, recombinant, 185 Milk protein fortifiers, 185 Milkoscan, MIRIS Human Milk Analyzer, Monocyte chemotactic protein, 31, 35 Monocytes, 26 Mucous membrane, 25 Multinutrient fortifiers, My Mom Pumps for Me, 10 N National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Neonatal Research Network Study, 76 Natural killer cells, 26
5 Index 273 Near-IR reflectance analysis, Necrotizing enterocolitis, donor milk effects on, 51 54, 61 incidence of, 24, 50 Neurodevelopmental outcomes, adolescence, 79 childhood (age 2 to 12), in cytomegalovirus infections, infancy, nutritional supplementation for, 79 parental social factors in, 80 Neutrophils, 26, 30, 33 Nucleotides, 32, O Oligosaccharides, 32, 36 37, , analysis of, functions of, intake of, metabolism of, structures of, synthesis of, Osteopontin, , P Pasteurization, Peptide hormones, Perron Rotary Express Mothers (PREM) Milk Bank, , Polyunsaturated fatty acid supplements, Prebiotics, oligosaccharides as, PREM (Perron Rotary Express Mothers) Milk Bank, , Protective factors, in human milk, 28 Proteins, , bioactive, measurement of, R Retinopathy of prematurity, 18 S Safety, of banked human milk, Silicone nipple shield, 17 Skin, as immune defense, 25 Small molecules, Spectrastar analyzer, Sphingomyelins, Suctionpressure, during breastfeeding, 16
6 274 Index T T cells, 27 28, 30, 33 Team approach, to lactation maintenance, 3 Transforming growth factors, 31, 36 Triglycerols, Tumor necrosis factor-a, 31 Tyrosine, U Ultrasound pasteurization, 109 Ultraviolet radiation, 109 Unity Scientific Spectrastar analyzer, W Web of Science web site, 152 World Health Organization, milk bank guidelines of, Y York Dairy Analyzer,
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