… In agreement with the guideline published by the Committee on Fetus and Newborn
published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, we believe that the early use of nCPAP with …

… pressure, work of breathing, medical devices, infant, premature Nasal continuous positive
airway pressure (… report a relative decrease in airway pressure variability during breathing with …

… OSA was diagnosed by an attended, overnight level I polysomnogram in all patients, in
accordance with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine guidelines. Patients undergoing …

… Sleep was manually staged in 30-sec epochs, and arousals and respiratory events were
scored using the recommended criteria published in the American Academy of Sleep Medicine …

… Respiratory events were analyzed based on the 2015 standards of the American Academy
Sleep … , according to the “acceptable” rules of the American Academy Sleep Medicine, 2015. …

… Measurements and Results: Self-reported data on details of whether patients with OSA
were using positive airway pressure (PAP) devices, timeliness of the initiation of PAP therapy, …

… Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) splints the airway and diaphragm of the
premature infant. It also improves functional residual capacity, ventilation/perfusion matching, and …

… to maintain a stable blood pressure, high positive end expiratory pressure requirements, or
… using a T-piece and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) valve (CPAP valve of 10 cm …

… use of positive pressure ventilation. Theophylline and continuous positive airways pressure
(CPAP) … of 'clinical apnea', as defined by the American Academy of Pediatrics (see above). …

… Immediate postdelivery care was provided under a radiant warmer in accordance with the
guidelines of the American Academy of Pediatrics and American Heart Association Neonatal …