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EFFECT OF HIGH‐ENERGY FEEDINGS ON LOW BIRTHWEIGHT INFANTS

A comparison of the effect of 100.5 kJ/30 mL (24 kcal/30 mL) feedings with that of 84 kJ/30 mL (20 kcal/30 mL) feedings on infants with a birthweight of 1500 g or less was made. No consistent benefits in growth occurred and there was a tendency for an increase in complications in infants fed the 100.5 kJ/30 mL milk. Hence the higher‐energy feeding cannot be recommended as the routine feeding for low birthweight infants.