Many Newborns Still Undergo Intubation Without Pain Relief, Belgian Study Finds
A nationwide study of all 19 Belgian NICUs finds that nearly three in ten non-emergency newborn intubations and surfactant procedures ...
A nationwide study of all 19 Belgian NICUs finds that nearly three in ten non-emergency newborn intubations and surfactant procedures ...
A study of 2,149 pediatric MRI exams shows that multi-region protocols and contrast imaging lengthen scan time and that every ...
A French cohort study of 287 palliative care patients found that midazolam monotherapy failed in nearly three quarters of continuous ...
A retrospective cohort study of 150 older adults undergoing ERCP found that nearly one in three experienced hemodynamic instability during ...
A new narrative review in Intensive Care Medicine examines why volatile anesthetic sedation, despite promising anti-inflammatory and lung-protective biology, failed ...
A retrospective cohort study using time-lapse embryo imaging found that propofol-based general anesthesia during oocyte retrieval did not alter embryo ...
A retrospective study of 342 severe traumatic brain injury patients found that serum-creatinine-estimated augmented renal clearance, present in nearly 58 ...
An exploratory laboratory study finds that commonly used anaesthetic drugs such as ketamine, propofol and lidocaine can inhibit the growth, ...
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