Table 1. Characteristics
of included studies |
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Citation
Country
Inclusion
Sample
Intervention
LOE
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Design
Setting
Criteria
Size
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Ramji
India
Asphyxiated babies
431
Room air group; RAG
(n=210) 1b “-” |
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et al 10
Teaching
Hospitals
Weight>1000grams
Asphyxiated neonates born on
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Quasi-randomised
Heart Rate<100/min
even
dates given room air |
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Apnea unresponsive to suction |
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No abnormalities
100%
oxygen group, OG (n=221) |
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Asphyxiated neonates born on |
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Odds
date given 100% oxygen
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Vento
Spain
Asphyxiated babies
151
RAG; n=51, given room air 1b |
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et al 3
Hospital
Term
Oxygen group; n=55, given
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RCT
Obstetric Ward
100%
oxygen
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Vento
Spain
Asphyxiated
40
Room air (n=19) or 100 % oxygen (n=21)
1b |
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et
al 6
Hospital
Term
via IPPV with bag and mask at 30 bpm
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RCT
Outpatient Clinic
Apneic, unresponsive to stimuli
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Obstetric Ward
Bradycardic
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Saugstad
Multicentre
Asphyxiated infants
213
Follow up between ages 18 and 24 months 2b |
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et al 11
Hospitals
Weight> 999g
of 213 children enrolled in Saugstad et
al, |
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Cohort
Heart rate<80 bpm
1998 study: |
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Apnea/gasping
91 (62%) had
been resuscitated with 21%
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No abnormalities
oxygen and 122 (69%) had been resuscitated
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with
100% oxygen |
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Saugstad
Multicentre
asphyxiated infants
609
Quasi-randomised by date of birth
1b “-”
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et al 7
Hospitals
weight >999g
(even= room air, odd= 100%
oxygen) |
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Quasi-RCT
Heart rate <80 bpm
Room air group, n=288
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Apnea/gasping
100%
oxygen group, n=331 |
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No abnormalities
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Ramji
India
Birth weight > 999g
84
Neonates allocated to be resuscitated
1b
“-” |
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et al
8
Hospital
apnea
with either room air (n=42) or 100%
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Quasi-randomised
Heart
rate< 80 bpm
oxygen (n=42)
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IPPV: Intermittent Positive Pressure
Ventilation LOE: Oxford Centre for
Evidence-Based Medicine Levels of Evidence (May
2001) |