BRONCHIOLITIS

This study tested a new, structured plan for weaning infants with severe bronchiolitis off high-flow oxygen support. The goal was to see if this nurse-led protocol could safely reduce the time babies need the breathing machine, shorten their hospital stay, and lower costs. Resear…

This study compared two common methods of non-invasive breathing support for young children (aged 1 month to 5 years) who were in the pediatric intensive care unit with severe breathing problems from pneumonia or bronchiolitis. Researchers wanted to see which method—High-Velocity…

This study tested whether using special HEPA air filters at home helps babies under 12 months old recover after being hospitalized for bronchiolitis. Researchers gave families either real HEPA filters or look-alike filters without the cleaning technology to compare results. They …

This study aimed to find out if a quick heart ultrasound measurement, called TAPSE, could help doctors predict how long infants with severe bronchiolitis would need intensive care. Researchers measured the TAPSE in 46 infants under 2 years old who were admitted to the pediatric I…

This study aimed to understand if having bronchiolitis, a common chest infection, as an infant increases the chance of developing asthma by age three. Researchers followed 29 babies who had bronchiolitis, testing their lung function and checking for allergies several times over t…

This study observed and described cases of children hospitalized for serious breathing problems like bronchiolitis, pneumonia, or asthma. It involved 1,827 children under 2 years old across 12 hospitals in France. The main goal was to track these hospitalizations and understand t…