Tiny patients, big question: does sedation make a critical baby procedure safer?
NCT ID NCT05065424
Summary
This study tested whether giving two medications (fentanyl for pain and atropine) to premature babies right before a common breathing treatment made the procedure safer. The treatment, called LISA, helps babies with breathing problems by giving them a lung-coating substance. Researchers compared babies who got the premedication to those who did not, checking for safety issues like low heart rate or oxygen levels during the procedure.
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Parkland Health and Hospital System
Dallas, Texas, 75390, United States
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