[PDF] Top 20 Closed-Loop Automatic Oxygen Control (CLAC) in Preterm Infants: A Randomized Controlled Trial

... 3. Di Fiore JM, Bloom JN, Orge F, Schutt A, Schluchter M, Cheruvu VK, et al. A higher incidence of intermittent hypoxemic epi- sodes is associated with severe retinopathy of prematurity. J Pediatr. 2010;157(1):69 – 73 4. ... See full document

... in preterm infants and is associated with hemodynamically signi fi cant patent ductus arteriosus ...a randomized controlled trial (RCT), Andrew et al 4 studied the effect of ... See full document

... This randomized, controlled trial comparing 2 ventila- tory approaches showed that the combination of a sus- tained inflation breath and ENCPAP supplied by a me- chanical pressure-limited device and ... See full document

... A randomized controlled trial (RCT) of skin-to-skin care in the delivery room for very preterm infants born at gestational age 28 0 – 31 6 weeks with birth weight >1000 ...grams. ... See full document

... in Preterm Infants” (NOPPI), consists of a prag- matic randomized controlled trial and a qualitative observational and interview ...term infants before they reach term age as ... See full document

... double-blind, randomized, controlled trial was conducted to evaluate growth, nutritional status, feeding toler- ance, and morbidity in preterm infants ⱕ33 weeks of gestation and ⱕ1600 g ... See full document

... Because this study involves an acute intervention at birth, written informed consent will be obtained ante- natally. All mothers admitted to Erasmus MC-Sophia Children’s Hospital at risk for preterm delivery ... See full document

... The proposed sample size is based on the primary out- come of duration of hospital stay. From our previous clinical data and similar clinical research reports from our Canadian colleagues [9], the average duration of ... See full document

... The primary fi nding of the current study was that a brief, 6-session intervention based on principles of trauma-focused CBT paired with techniques developed to help enhance parenting con fi dence and alter negative ... See full document

... and to perform fixed corrections to target the glycemic range according to current recommendations, with the derivative component equal to 0 due to the lack of glucose rate of change measured in the UB-group by CGM. All ... See full document

... included infants with a gestational age at time for first intervention (later called postmenstrual age [PMA]) be- tween 28 and 32 weeks, in stable con- dition, and at low risk for neurologic ...sequelae. ... See full document

... The parents were informed about the study by the study coordinating nurse ⬃ 2 weeks before planned discharge, and written informed consent was ob- tained if the parents agreed to partici- pate. Within gestational age ... See full document

... Few EI studies have actively involved fathers, and to our knowledge this is the fi rst study to report father-reported behavioral outcomes in preterm children. Unfortunately, an attrition of fathers in the ... See full document

... pluralities, infants with malformations or syndromes, and infants having undergone major surgery were excluded from ...The infants were stratified according to GA at birth (<28 weeks and ≥ 28 ... See full document

... of infants with a birthweight <1000 g presented spontaneous closure within 1 week [55], and in a cohort of preterm newborns treated with mixed timing of initiation, newborns who experienced failed PDA ... See full document

... were randomized controlled trials of probiotics for very low birth weight preterm babies; full text English articles; and having been published from 2009 to ... See full document

... 25,000 infants per year in Europe) are extremely low gesta- tional age neonates (ELGANs), ...supplemental oxygen in addition to positive pressure respiratory support and frequently ex- perience intermittent ... See full document

... A strength of this study is the variety of descriptions during a long follow-up and the relatively representative sample of breastfeeding mothers of preterm infants in a Swedish context. One limitation may ... See full document

... cohort attrition at some length, as summarized here. We achieved a follow-up rate of 45%, which increased to 54% among those who were seen at 18 months. Reduced numbers might, of course, affect the power of the study to ... See full document

... A randomized, double-blinded study design was used, with group assignment done through the pharmacy using a random- ization ...of infants was our primary ...performed. Infants were studied supine ... See full document