Gentle touch helps get baby urine samples faster, with less fuss
NCT ID NCT07075094
Summary
This study tested two different gentle stimulation techniques to see which one helps collect a needed urine sample from infants more successfully and with less pain. Researchers compared bladder stimulation and a skin tapping method on 72 infants who needed testing for a possible urinary tract infection. The goal was to find a quicker, less stressful way to get a clean urine sample without using invasive catheters or bags.
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Istanbul Medeniyet University
Istanbul, Turkey (Türkiye)
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