Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Therapy for infants with respiratory distress in non–tertiary care centers: A randomized, controlled trial
OBJECTIVE. Our objective was to determine whether continuous positive airway pressure
therapy would safely reduce the need for up-transfer of infants with respiratory distress from
nontertiary centers. METHODS. We randomly assigned 300 infants at> 30 weeks of
gestation with respiratory distress to receive either Hudson prong bubble continuous
positive airway pressure therapy or headbox oxygen treatment (standard care). The primary
end point was “up-transfer or treatment failure.” Secondary end points included death, length …
therapy would safely reduce the need for up-transfer of infants with respiratory distress from
nontertiary centers. METHODS. We randomly assigned 300 infants at> 30 weeks of
gestation with respiratory distress to receive either Hudson prong bubble continuous
positive airway pressure therapy or headbox oxygen treatment (standard care). The primary
end point was “up-transfer or treatment failure.” Secondary end points included death, length …
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