Thomas Riva

This study will watch 105,000 children aged 0-16 who need a breathing tube for surgery. The goal is to count how often problems happen and find ways to make the process safer. No new treatments are tested—only data is collected to improve future care.

This study looks at whether using a low or high flow of oxygen during a breathing tube placement in newborns and infants makes a difference in success. About 1,192 babies up to 52 weeks old will take part. The goal is to find the safest and most effective oxygen flow rate for thi…