European Perspective on Less Invasive Surfactant Administration-a Survey

Overview

Journal Eur J Pediatr

Specialty Pediatrics

Date 2016 Dec 13

PMID 27942865

Citations 49

Authors

Daniel Klotz

Ugo Porcaro

Thilo Fleck

Hans Fuchs

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Abstract

Conclusion: The use of LISA/MIST within Europe is widespread. There is a wide variation concerning all aspects of LISA in daily clinical routine and different views on when and how LISA should be performed. What is Known: • Noninvasive surfactant administration has been the subject of randomized controlled trials and has found its way into clinical routine. What is New: • Noninvasive surfactant administration techniques are widely applied in European neonatal units. • There is a wide variety of equipment used and techniques applied for less invasive surfactant delivery as well as different views on the indications and perceived efficacy of this intervention.

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