Objective: The objective of this review is to evaluate the effectiveness of technology-based
interventions in relieving procedural pain in hospitalized neonates compared with other non …

Objectives: To investigate whether breast feeding is effective for pain relief during
venepuncture in term neonates and compare any effect with that of oral glucose combined …

Objective To describe parents' use of nonpharmacologic methods to manage infant
procedural pain in the NICU and determine the demographic factors related to such use …

Aims The objective of this study was to compare the influence of breastfeeding and 24% oral
sucrose on pain-related electrophysiologic activity, bio-behavioural pain scores, physiologic …

Topics in Pain Management October 2016 emphasis in prenatal education, to avoid
discouraging mothers from breastfeeding. 7 However, this gap in mothers' knowledge …

Background Shortly after birth, neonates are exposed to several painful medical procedures,
such as newborn metabolic screening, vaccination and venipuncture, without proper …

Multiple lines of evidence suggest an increased sensitivity to pain in neonates. Repeated
and prolonged pain exposure may affect the subsequent development of pain systems, as …

Unfortunately the history of pain management in infant care has included decades of
inadequate analgesia for a wide range of medical procedures, including major surgery. This …

Diagnostic and therapeutic skin-breaking procedures have become ubiquitous in current
medical practice and neonatology does not constitute an exception. One of the main sources …