Shining a light on Kids' veins to make needle sticks less painful
NCT ID NCT05831605
Summary
This study tested whether using a near-infrared light device helps nurses find veins more easily on the first try when drawing blood or inserting an IV line in children. It involved 163 children in emergency rooms and newborn units who needed these procedures. The goal was to see if the light could reduce the number of needle attempts and make the process less stressful for kids and caregivers.
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Hôpital Trousseau
Paris, 75012, France
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