Neonatal Ventilation with Inhaled Nitric Oxide vs. Ventilatory Support without Inhaled Nitric Oxide for Infants with Severe Respiratory Failure Born at or Near Term: The INNOVO Multicentre Randomised Controlled Trial

David Field,Diana Elbourne,Pollyanna Hardy,A.C. Fenton,J. Ahluwalia,Henry L. Halliday,N. Subhedar,K. Heinonen,O. Aikio,Richard Grieve,Ann Truesdale,Keith Tomlin,Charles Normand,Janet Stocks

Neonatal Ventilation with Inhaled Nitric Oxide vs. Ventilatory Support without Inhaled Nitric Oxide for Infants with Severe Respiratory Failure Born at or Near Term: The INNOVO Multicentre Randomised Controlled Trial

2007

David Field
Diana Elbourne
Pollyanna Hardy
A.C. Fenton
J. Ahluwalia
Henry L. Halliday
N. Subhedar
K. Heinonen
O. Aikio
Richard Grieve
Ann Truesdale
Keith Tomlin
Charles Normand
Janet Stocks

Background: Evidence from European centres to support the use of nitric oxide (NO) in mature newborns with evidence of severe respiratory failure is sparse. Methods:

Keywords:

Respiratory failure
Internal medicine
Randomized controlled trial
Endocrinology
Anesthesia
Intensive care medicine
Nitric oxide
Respiratory system
Medicine
Respiratory physiology
Ventilation (architecture)
Survival rate
Diabetes mellitus

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