… Based on current best evidence, paracetamol does not provide effective pain relief for
infants undergoing procedural pain, despite its frequent use [130,131]. In a Cochrane review of …

… The non-pharmacological therapies that have been most frequently researched for pain
relief during invasive procedures with preterm neonates include sucrose, glucose, milk, …

… or disregarded the occurrence of neonatal pain. One unfortunate consequence was that
infant surgery was conducted routinely with minimal or no anesthesia until the late 1980s. …

… the first RCT investigating pain relief interventions specifically in late preterm infants. Although
the … different volumes, administrations, and combinations with other pain relief strategies. …

… the effects of topical proparacaine on pain relief in premature infants during ROP examinations.
In an … In this study, the first 2 eye examinations in 36 preterm infants were evaluated. The …

… in preterm infants individually or cumulatively, result in adverse sequelae in the form of death,
poor neurologic outcomes, abnormal somatization and response to pain … in preterm infants …

… pain response to heelstick procedures in preterm infants: … of preterm infants to painful
procedures and pain reduction … the exposure of premature infants to painful procedures in terms of …

… during painful procedures performed on preterm and term infants… pain in both term and preterm
infants during single painful … Effective doses for preterm infants ranged from .012 g (.05 ml …

… biobehavioral pain response associated with acutely painful procedures in preterm infants.
This … to help healthcare providers to build a tailored pain treatment plan for preterm infants. …

… dose to be used in preterm and/or term infants for procedural pain relief could not be identified…
smaller risk for less healthy preterm infants and very low-birth-weight infants is not known. …