3.3. Nutritional Intake and Growth
weight gain
Only one infant in each group received formula feeding. The rates of OMM and DHM feeding did not differ between the groups. The mean achieving 80 mL/kg/d of enteral feeding did not differ between the groups (SF 6.44 vs. TF 7.9, The average weight gain in g/d was higher in the tailored group compared to the standard group (27.01 ± 10.19 g/d vs. 25.84 ± 13.45 g/d, respectively); however, no significant difference was found (There was significant total weight gain in the tailored and standard groups over the first 4 weeks of supplementation [MD = 632.11, 95% CI (359.94, 904.28), 