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Study aim
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The practical purpose of this study is to reduce the possible side effects of the drugs used for the examination and increase the satisfaction of doctors by using appropriate analgesia methods during the ROP examination in addition to controlling the pain of the baby.
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Design
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This study, which is a double blind randomized control trial, will be conducted on 300 premature babies born and hospitalized in the NICU of Mehdieh Hospitals . At first, the informed consent form is given to the parents about the need and method of treatment, and after the necessary explanations and acceptance of the condition of the newborns, the candidates for eye examination enter the study.
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Settings and conduct
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Premature babies born with retinopathy are referred to Mahdieh Hospital within 5 months. This study will be conducted on 300 premature babies who were born and hospitalized in the NICU department. At first, the informed consent form is given to the parents about the need and method of treatment, and after the necessary explanations and acceptance of the condition, newborns candidates for eye examination enter the study.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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The inclusion criteria include being hemodynamically stable and alert and able to tolerate oral sucrose 25%, at least one hour has passed since feeding, and the examination will be done before the next meal.Exclusion criteria include the baby of an addict mother, the use of sedative drugs before the examination, connection to a ventilator.
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Intervention groups
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Investigating the best and most effective pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods in reducing the eye examination pain of premature babies born with ROP referred to Mahdieh Hospital within a period of 5 months.
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Main outcome variables
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Investigating the best and most effective pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods in reducing eye examination pain in premature babies with ROP.