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IRCT20110420006243N4 IRCT 2022-12-16 Shahed University effect of massage on neonatal jaundice effect of massage on neonatal hyperbilirubinemia 2022-12-17 anticipated 50 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/67283 interventional Randomization: Not randomized, Blinding: Double blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Blinding description: In the control group, massage is performed without any purpose in addition to phototherapy, which made the participant unaware of the type of participation in the project. The massage is performed once by a doctor and once by the mother, which causes the researcher to be unaware. A data analyst also has no knowledge of the plan. In the test group, targeted massage is performed with a special method in addition to phototherapy. N/A hyperbilirubinemia. Intervention 1: Intervention group :The intervention group is the group that, in addition to receiving phototherapy, received massage in this group. The massage is done with bare hands without any substance. The massage method is sub-designed: first the hands are washed and dried. The hands warm up the hands and bring them closer to the baby's body temperature. First, we start the massage from the face area and the thumb pad area around the eyes and cheeks with a very calm and low pressure, this work continues in the same way until the chest area. will continue. Then, the massage of the upper and lower limbs continues with a little more pressure than the previous areas. Finally, the baby's back is covered with the pads of the thumbs from the neck to the baby's buttocks. The massage method is the same for all the babies in the intervention group. Intervention 2: Control group: The control group in this study includes babies who only received phototherapy and no intervention was done for them. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: After the design, the data is collected in an Excel file and archived after the publication of the article and analysis When: 6 months after the project To whom: Pediatrician professors of universities Conditions: The data can be used for university teaching or to validate the plan or meta-analysis for the research subject if the legal conditions of the person are met. Where to obtain: To the mentioned address and the person responsible for the plan How to obtain: Writing a written letter and the reason for requesting the data after approval by the responsible person and with her decision Comments:
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Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 1714716653 +98 21 8896 9437 dr.shrafati@yahoo.com Shahed University Iran (Islamic Republic of) hyperbilirubinemia more than 12 mg/dl weight between 2/5-4 kg gestational age more than 37 3 days no limit Both Babies less than 48 hours A baby who is dehydration, does not feed well, is lethargic. A baby with sepsis, seizures, hypoglycemia P59.9 Neonatal jaundice, unspecified Treatment - Other Other Intervention group :The intervention group is the group that, in addition to receiving phototherapy, received massage in this group. The massage is done with bare hands without any substance. The massage method is sub-designed: first the hands are washed and dried. The hands warm up the hands and bring them closer to the baby's body temperature. First, we start the massage from the face area and the thumb pad area around the eyes and cheeks with a very calm and low pressure, this work continues in the same way until the chest area. will continue. Then, the massage of the upper and lower limbs continues with a little more pressure than the previous areas. Finally, the baby's back is covered with the pads of the thumbs from the neck to the baby's buttocks. The massage method is the same for all the babies in the intervention group. Control group: The control group in this study includes babies who only received phototherapy and no intervention was done for them The amount of total bilirubin on different days. Timepoint: 1) Measurement of bilirubin in the newborn's blood upon entering the study, then on the first, second, and third days after the intervention. Method of measurement: by laboratory by photometric means using 2 and 4 dichloroaniline. Comparison of the average weight of hospitalized infants in the control and intervention groups. Timepoint: When the baby enters the plan and on the first, second and third days after the intervention. Method of measurement: by means of a digital scale and under the same conditions. Comparison of infant stool frequency in the control and intervention groups. Timepoint: per day. Method of measurement: Number of diapers changed per day. Comparison of hospitalization time of infants in two control and intervention groups. Timepoint: Record the number of days of hospitalization. Method of measurement: With the help of the date of arrival and departure. Shahed University Approved 2022-03-08 ethics committee of shahed university of medical sciences Tehran, Shahid Montazeri Street, Memarian Block, Block 5, Unit 5 tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)