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Brief summary
Investigate the effectiveness of 2ml of human milk compared with 0.5 per kg of sucrose 24% on pain relief in pre-term newborn during eye exam for diagnosis of ROP. Hypothesis: the human milk is as effective in relieving acute pain in newborn preterm as sucrose?
Interventions
The researcher or research assistent will administer one drop in each eye of tropicamide and phenylephrine in both eyes 60-90 min before the examination. the ophthalmologist views the retina with the indirect ophthalmoscope, directing its light and optical paths through a hand-held condensing lens. The infant’s eyes, with pupils pharmacologically dilated, are held open by an eyelid speculum. A scleral depressor is used to indent the wall of the eye to visualize the retinal periphery. The examination takes about 5 minutes. We will install the electrodes in the heart of newborn premature chest to measure heart rate to measure heart rate. With the infant in the incubator, face images will be recorded with a sony camera for further analysis facial during 5 minutes (baseline phase). Heart Rate will aso be monitored second-by-second by Biopac.Two patches / electrodes placed on the chest of the newborn baby while the baby is lying in the crib or incubator. After the instillation of 2 drops of citric acid into infant’s mouth, neonatal saliva sample will be collected 5-10 min before the start of eye examination. The infant will be transferred to a basinet and swaddle with a blanket. 2min before the eye exam 2ml of human milk will be administered by research assistent via oral using a syringe.The eye examination is performed by an ophthalmologist
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Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Birth weight less than or equal tto 1,500g or GA less than or equal to 32 wk; clinically stable and minimum time of 1 hour of the last feeding.
Exclusion criteria
Ventilator support Analgesic Therapy kidney disease intra-ventricular hemorrage grade III or IV