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Aim:  Current clinical and laboratory diagnostics for neonatal infection are inadequate. An infant’s systemic inflammatory response may be identified earlier than clinical suspicion by a computerized algorithm (RALIS) incorporating multiple vital signs (VS). We tested the ability of RALIS to detect late onset infection (LOI) earlier than clinically suspected.

Computerized vital signs analysis and late onset infections in extremely low gestational age infants