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“Randomized Trial of Occlusive
Wrap for Heat Loss Prevention in
Preterm Infants”
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“Randomized Trial of Occlusive Wrap for Heat Loss
Prevention in Preterm Infants”
Disusun Oleh:Fitrianindita
Ridwan Taufk
Pembimbing:
dr. Suherjati Setiyadi, Sp. A
BAGIAN/SMF ILMU !S!"ATAN ANA
FAULTAS !#$T!RAN UNI%!RSITAS MALA"A&ATI
RSU# 'IAMIS (A)A BARAT
TA"UN *+-
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Very preterm infants areparticularly vulnerable to heat
loss because of:
Immature
Keratin deficientskin without
subcutaneousfat
Poor
vasomotorcontrol
increasedsurface area
to bodyweight ratio
Hypothermia has been recognizedas an independent risk factor for death
in newborn infants.
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he application of occlusive wrap immediately after birth can reduce immediate postnatal evaporative heat loss.
Cramer et alEvaluated 3 small,randomized controlled trials
and 5 trials using historical controls
that studied the use of occlusive wra immediately
after !irth in infants !orn
at less than 33 wee"s# gestation.
$he conclution%
&ignificantly reduced the incidence of hyothermia
$he systematic review did not show a significant differencein mortality !etween wraed and unwraed infants.
to determine whether
the use of wraing immediately
after delivery would result in a difference in mortality
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'yothesized%• ()olyethylene occlusive wra alied immediately
after delivery to infants !orn at *+ /- to *- / -wee"s# gestation would result in decreased mortalitycomared with the conventional method of drying andthermal management.
)articiants%• 0andomized Controlled $rial 10C$2 at 3 articiating
4ermont Oford 6etwor" 14O62 centers 1enrollment
of 78 infants in each grou was lanned2.www.themegallery.com
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)rimaryOutcome
9 :ll9cause mortality occurring !efore discharge from thehosital or months# corrected age, whichever camefirst.
9 $rial infants who remained hositalized at months#corrected age were coded as being alive.
&econdaryOutcomes
9 &econdary outcomes included !aseline temeratureta"en after cardioresiratory sta!ilization.
9 ;ncluded :gar scores, ', !ase deficit, and !loodressure and !lood glucose.
9 $he incidence of common comlications ofrematurity were comared.
9 :ll temeratures were aillary and ta"en with astandardized thermometer 1<edline =igital$hermometer, <unde9 lein, ;llinois2.
> !ectal temperatures were optional
and only taken when infants were not wrapped.> "#illary temperature on wrapped infants was taken over the wrap
to prevent opening the wrap and potential cooling of the infant.
> 0esiratory distress syndrome> ?ronchoulmonary dyslasia
> &eizures> )atent =uctus :rteriosus 1)=:2> 6ecrotizing enterocolitis,> Gastrointestinal erforation,> ;ntraventricular hemorrhage,> Cystic eriventricular leu"omalacia,
> )ulmonary hemorrhage,> 0etinoathy of rematurity,> &esis,> )neumothora
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&tatistical :nalyses
&tratum 8% *+ /- wee"sto *5 /- wee"s
&tratum *% * /- wee"s
to *- / - wee"s
0esults were reortedwith O0 and their
associated 5@ C;.
&econdary outcomeswere comared !etweengrous using c* analyses
or t tests
:ll analyses used &:&
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