- 作者：Bheru G ; hi ; Wade Rich ; Neil Finer
- 关键词：FiO2 ; Fraction of inspired oxygen ; GA ; Gestational age ; NRP ; Neonatal Resuscitation Program ; ROAR ; Room-Air versus Oxygen Administration for Resuscitation of Preterm Infants ; SpO2 ; Oxygen saturation ; TOTS ; Transitional Oxygen Targeting System
- 刊名：The Journal of Pediatrics
- 出版年：2013
- 出版时间：August, 2013
- 年：2013
- 卷：163
- 期：2
- 页码：412-415
- 全文大小：305 K
Objective
To determine whether resuscitation teams can better maintain newborn transitional oxygen saturation (SpO2) values within a prespecified target range using a graphical display of the targets and real-time SpO2 data compared with using only numerical oximeter values.Study design
Preterm neonates were enrolled in this prospective cohort evaluation of a change in practice. The Transitional Oxygen Targeting System (TOTS) plots real-time SpO2 values in relation to 10th and 50th percentile SpO2 curves, which provides a visual target. After introduction of the TOTS, the resuscitation team adjusted the fraction of inspired oxygen to maintain the SpO2 within the target range, and before its use neonates were resuscitated in attempt to target normal transitional SpO2 values without using the TOTS monitor. Duration of time within 10th-50th percentile values was compared between 2 cohorts, children evaluated with the TOTS and those not evaluated with the TOTS (controls).
Results
A total of 40 infants were enrolled, including 20 prospectively evaluated with the TOTS and 20 controls. Mean gestational age, birth weight, total resuscitation time, duration of supplemental oxygen administration, changes in oxygen concentration, and respiratory support provided were similar in the 2 groups. The TOTS cohort spent 52 % of time within the target range; the control cohort, 37 % (P = .03).
Conclusion
SpO2 values were maintained within a specified target range for significantly longer in preterm neonates resuscitated using the TOTS display compared with those resuscitated without TOTS.