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Analyzing support of postnatal transition in term infants after c-sectionKonstantelos, Dimitrios, Ifflaender, Sascha, Dinger, Jürgen, Burkhardt, Wolfram, Rüdiger, Mario 18 May 2015 (has links) (PDF)
Background: Whereas good data are available on the resuscitation of infants, little is known regarding support of
postnatal transition in low-risk term infants after c-section. The present study was performed to describe current
delivery room (DR) management of term infants born by c-section in our institution by analyzing videos that were
recorded within a quality assurance program.
Methods: DR- management is routinely recorded within a quality assurance program. Cross-sectional study of
videos of term infants born by c-section. Videos were analyzed with respect to time point, duration and number of
all medical interventions. Study period was between January and December 2012.
Results: 186 videos were analyzed. The majority of infants (73%) were without support of postnatal transition. In
infants with support of transition, majority of infants received respiratory support, starting in median after
3.4 minutes (range 0.4-14.2) and lasting for 8.8 (1.5-28.5) minutes. Only 33% of infants with support had to be
admitted to the NICU, the remaining infants were returned to the mother after a median of 13.5 (8-42) minutes. A
great inter- and intra-individual variation with respect to the sequence of interventions was found.
Conclusions: The study provides data for an internal quality improvement program and supports the benefit of
using routine video recording of DR-management. Furthermore, data can be used for benchmarking with current
practice in other centers.
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Analyzing support of postnatal transition in term infants after c-sectionKonstantelos, Dimitrios, Ifflaender, Sascha, Dinger, Jürgen, Burkhardt, Wolfram, Rüdiger, Mario 18 May 2015 (has links)
Background: Whereas good data are available on the resuscitation of infants, little is known regarding support of
postnatal transition in low-risk term infants after c-section. The present study was performed to describe current
delivery room (DR) management of term infants born by c-section in our institution by analyzing videos that were
recorded within a quality assurance program.
Methods: DR- management is routinely recorded within a quality assurance program. Cross-sectional study of
videos of term infants born by c-section. Videos were analyzed with respect to time point, duration and number of
all medical interventions. Study period was between January and December 2012.
Results: 186 videos were analyzed. The majority of infants (73%) were without support of postnatal transition. In
infants with support of transition, majority of infants received respiratory support, starting in median after
3.4 minutes (range 0.4-14.2) and lasting for 8.8 (1.5-28.5) minutes. Only 33% of infants with support had to be
admitted to the NICU, the remaining infants were returned to the mother after a median of 13.5 (8-42) minutes. A
great inter- and intra-individual variation with respect to the sequence of interventions was found.
Conclusions: The study provides data for an internal quality improvement program and supports the benefit of
using routine video recording of DR-management. Furthermore, data can be used for benchmarking with current
practice in other centers.
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