Twelve years ago, the paper 'Oral sucrose for pain management in infants: Myths and
misconceptions' was published in the Journal of Neonatal Nursing. At this time, eight myths …

BACKGROUND: Sucrose has been demonstrated to provide analgesia for minor painful
procedures in infants. However, results of trials investigating other sweet solutions for …

(1) Historically, neonatal pain has not been adequately identified and treated by health
professionals. Although recent improvements in pain management have occurred for this …

There is a large body of evidence demonstrating the analgesic efficacy of oral sucrose
during minor painful procedures in young infants. Despite this evidence, sucrose is not …

BACKGROUND: Most infants experience painful procedures during their first days.
Minimization of pain to decrease noxious effects is warranted. This Critically Appraised …

Neonates have blood work for newborn screening in their first days of life, and preterm and
sick hospitalized infants often require repeated invasive needle-related procedures over the …

There is increasing concern regarding the number of painful medical procedures that infants
must undergo and the potential risks of alleviating infant pain with conventional …

The objective of this literature review was to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of sucrose
as analgesia for neonates. The review synthesizes the evidence relating to an emerging …

OBJECTIVE: The goal was to review published studies of analgesic effects of sweet
solutions, to ascertain areas with sufficient evidence of effectiveness and areas of …

OBJECTIVE: To review all trials evaluating sweet solutions for analgesia in neonates and to
conduct cumulative meta-analyses (CMAs) on behavioral pain outcomes. DATA …