S.C. Neonatology U
Principal Investigator (PI)/Coordinator: Prof. Enrico Bertino
Team
- Prof. Enrico Bertino, Full Professor, Head of Research Team
- Dr. Chiara Peila, Junior Lecturer
- Dr. Stefano Sottemano, Research Fellow
- Dr. Giulia Maiocco, Medical Resident
- Dr. Alessandra Coscia, Medical Executive (National Health Service)
- Dr. Francesco Cresi, Medical Executive (National Health Service)
- Dr. Elena Maggiora, Medical Executive (National Health Service)
- Dr. Agata Leone, Medical Executive (National Health Service)
- Dr. Paola Tonetto, Medical Executive (National Health Service)
PI contacts
Prof. Bertino Enrico
E-mail: enrico.bertino@unito.it
Phone: +39 0113135775; +39 335255183
Webex Room
SC Neonatologia U., Città della Salute e della Scienza di Torino
Via Ventimiglia 1, 10126 Torino
Research Activities
Neonatology is part of a national (University of Chieti, ISPA-CNR of Turin) and international (University of Warsaw, University of Amsterdam, Tellspec LDT of London, University of Oxford, etc.) network promoting studies on:
- Evaluation of the biological and nutritional aspects of human milk with particular attention to the variables influencing its composition: maternal diet, maternal diseases, innovative thermal treatments;
- Characterization of human milk mesenchymal stromal cells;
- New human milk fortifier;
- Validation of new tools for the analysis of human milk for its individualized fortification;
- Evaluation of oral feeding in preterm infants;
- Post-natal growth of preterm infants;
- Infants Outcomes in relation to twin pregnancies, to mothers with autoimmune diseases, nephropathies, congenital CMV infections;
- Neurosensory development in newborns;
- Effectiveness of synchronized and non-synchronized non-invasive ventilation in preterm infants.
Furthermore, Neonatology is currently involved in the coordination of multicentric RCTs to evaluate:
- the effects of non-invasive ventilation on feeding tolerance in the premature infant;
- the impact of the use of dextrose gel for the prevention and treatment of neonatal hypoglycemia.