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001). There was no change in length of stay between TAT and no TAT group (16 [13-21.8] vs 15 [12-21.8] days, p=0.722). Eight infants (15%) in the TAT group required a CVC and PN. One infant in the TAT group developed a perforation that required surgical management and nine infants in the non-TAT group had complications related to the CVC (21%), including one infant that required general anaesthetic for tunnelled central line placement (2.3%). In infants with CDO, TAT use was associated with earlier establishment of full enteral feeds, r
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