… This study provides an overview of the efficacy and safety of non-pharmacological
interventions for neonatal pain, while the other two reports are currently under review. …

… This article discusses the efficacy and safety of these interventions in the neonatal period. …
the interventions available to safely ameliorate neonatal pain. Circumcision and neonatal pain …

… ), although it was noted that safety data for this dose and drug are limited in neonates 97. …
monitoring are required to further evaluate analgesic dose response and safety in neonates. …

… The main purpose of this study was to compare the efficacy and safety of … pain associated
with heel lances in preterm and term … , yet efficacious, intervention to manage neonatal pain, …

… efficacy and safety of repeated sucrose for repeated procedural pain in neonates, in order
to … health-care professionals with the necessary information for neonatal pain management. …

… analgesics were used in <35% of the nearly 20000 procedures performed on 151 neonates.
… of knowledge in the field of neonatal pain. The neonatal pain-control group met regularly to …

… procedural pain via multisensory stimulation in preterm neonates. … Only four trials reported
on safety, and they found that … were safe for repeated procedural pain in preterm neonates. …

… morphine every 6 h to treat pain in neonates, which is roughly equivalent to the 100 μg/kg
oral dose administered in this study, assuming an oral bioavailability of approximately 50%. …

… As part of a larger randomized controlled trial (RCT) to examine the efficacy and safety of
sucrose during heel lance, 190 neonates were stratified by GA:(a) 27 to 31 6/7 weeks (group 1; …

… to manage pain. This article reviews the considerations for treatment of acute pain in neonatal
and … pain medications for safe and effective management of pain in pediatric patients. …