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Painful procedures in the NICU

Epidemiology of procedural pain in infants in intensive care

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Number of Painful Procedures Period of time Total Percentage the Were Needle Puncture (%) 60.8 per patients Total Stay 70.0 Barker and Rutter, 1995 2-10 per day First 7 d 90.0 Johnston at al, 1997 14 per day First 14 d 15.6 Simons et al, 2003 1-16 per day First 14 d 25.6 Carbajal et al 2008 0.8 per day 7d 94.6 Johnston at al, 2011
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Consensus Statement for the Prevention and Management of Pain in the Newborn

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Charter of the Rights of the Child

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OPBG

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A. Anatomical characteristics of the nociceptive pathways

6th week Dorsal horn neurons form synapses with the developing sensory neurons

11th week Sensory endings reach the skin of the limbs

20th week Sensory endings reach the whole skin

24th week Anatomical development of the pain pathways with the formation of the spinal-reticular substance projections of the thalamus and the midbrain → medulla oblongata- periaqueductal substance-ipothalamus → cortex

30th week The organization of the laminar structure of the dorsal horns (Redex’s laminae), started during the 13th week, is complete.

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A. Anatomical characteristics of the nociceptive pathways

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B. Neurophysiological characteristics of the nociceptive pathways

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C. Physiological, behavioural and stress nociceptive responses

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C. Physiological, behavioural and stress nociceptive responses

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C. Nociceptive responses

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C. Nociceptive responses to stress

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C. Nociceptive responses to longterm stress

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C. Nociceptive responses to longterm stress

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Postoperative period

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Department of Medical and Surgical Neonatology (DNMC): protocols and guidelines

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OPBG Protocol: the pain scales

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OPBG Protocol: the newborn pain scales

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DNMC Protocols

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A. Pharmacological interventions

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A. Pharmacological interventions in the DNMC

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A. Pharmacological interventions in the DNMC

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B. NON-pharmacological interventions

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B. NON-pharmacological interventions

Recommended use of non-pharmacological measures for puncture procedures in neonates and infants

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Intervention NNS Breast feading Facilitated Tucking/ Swaddling Sweet-Tasting Solution Intramuscular injection x x x x Subcutaneous injection x x x x Heel lance x x x x Venipuncture x x x x

B. NON-pharmacological interventions

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C. Preventive analgesia

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Future perspectives…

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Take Home Message

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