… the use of oral sucrose to relieve pain in both term and preterm infants during single … for
preterm infants ranged from .012 g (.05 ml 24% solution) to .12 g (.5 ml 24% solution) sucrose …

… that preterm infants <31 weeks’ gestational age who received >10 doses of sucrose per 24
h … neurologic development compared with infants who received fewer sucrose doses. What’s …

… in preterm and full term neonates up to the first month of life there is evidence to suggest that
oral sucrose, … 2 mls of either 24%, 25%, 33% or 44% sucrose solution being administered in …

… of any procedure performed within 24 hours in preterm infants whose mothers had had … by
mouth status for any reason and 7) being preterm with hyperglycemia. Of 48 preterm infants of …

… sucrose and simulated rocking alone and in combination on diminishing pain response in
preterm neonates … In summary, solutions of sucrose of 24–25% or greater seem to be effective …

… in Switzerland compared the effectiveness of oral sucrose, facilitated tucking (FT), and a
combination of both interventions in preterm infants between 24 and 32 weeks of gestation. …

… oral sucrose and NNS for pain relief in NICU newborns … Second, the dosage and
concentration of oral sucrose were … of sucrose is 0.1 to 0.4 mL of 12% to 24% for preterm infants …

… Infant the only variable that was found to predict neurobehavioral outcomes was the higher
number of repeated doses of sucrose (0.1 ml of 24% sucrose). The effect was detected in …

… preterm neonates were randomly allocated into three experimental (sucrose, music and
combination of sucrose … ml of oral 24% sucrose was provided for the sucrose and combination …

… The similar effectiveness in healthy term neonates or stable late preterm neonates between
sucrose/glucose administration and breast milk was also proposed in Shah’s review [54]. …