… This review summarizes available evidence while suggesting practical clinical approaches
to pain assessment and avoidance, procedural analgesia, postoperative analgesia, sedation …

Routine assessment and management of neonatal pain has … the occurrence of neonatal pain.
One unfortunate consequence was that … 1, 2 Robust responses to painful stimuli were often …

… is always stressful and its relief most often requires analgesia and sometimes sedation.
Many analgesics and hypnosedatives are available, but few of them have been studied in …

… Drugs to manage pain and sedation during cooling in newborns following poor brain … Do
drugs save lives, or improve pain and sedation, in newborns who have poor brain oxygenation …

… analgesia and sedation for newborns requiring neonatal intensive care. … pain, 1– 3 surgery
causes prolonged postoperative pain, 4 and newborn diseases produce variable types of pain…

… adding DEX for management of pain and sedation in a cohort of newborns who underwent
… receiving DEX as part of their postoperative pain and sedation regimen. However, there was …

… Recognition of the sources of pain and routine assessments of neonatal pain should dictate
the avoidance of recurrent painful stimuli and the use of specific environmental, behavioral, …

… Demographic data, painful procedures, pain relief measures, vital signs, and pain scores
were collected from the clinical records of 90 newborns admitted to the intensive care unit and …

… or sedative. Regarding the frequency of use of analgesia or sedation, about 67% of the
newborns who were under mechanical ventilation received analgesic or sedative therapy in a …

… The questionnaire consisted of a series of questions on pain and pain management for
newborns through the first month of life. The questions were in reference to 12 procedures that …