Mais Jogos no Click Jogos Mais Jogos no Click Jogos Esse ultimo post do ano tem a finalidade de divulgar alguns eventos cientificos, nacionais e internationais, que abordam a tematica dor e que acontecerao em 2012. Alguns deles ja encerraram o periodo de submissao de resumos, outros ainda estao com as inscricoes abertas. Organizem suas agendas!!The Canadian Pain Society Annual ConferencePain hurts... Everyone. Searching for solutions23 a 26 de maio de 2012, em Whistler, BC, CanadaSubmissao de resumos encerrada.Clique aqui para acessar a webpage do evento.14th World Congress on Pain27 a 31 de agosto de 2012, Milao, ItaliaSubmissao de resumos ate 06 de fevereiro de 2012.Clique aqui para acessar a webpage do evento.10o. Congresso Brasileiro de Dor26 a 29 de setembro de 2012, Salvador, BA, BrasilSubmissao de resumos nao iniciada.Clique aqui para acessar a webpage do evento.The art and science of pediatric pain management, Children's Hospital Boston29 de setembro de 2012, Boston, MA, EUASubmissao de resumos ate 31 de marco de 2012. Clique aqui para acessar a webpage do evento. Pessoal, segue abaixo um resumo extraido da minha tese de doutorado (que pode ser acessada na integra aqui), que foi aceito no 7th Congress of the European Federation of IASP Chapters e sera apresentado como poster, em Setembro. Esse resumo refere-se a avaliacao da eficacia de glicose e leite materno ordenhado no alivio da dor resultante da puncao capilar em calcaneo em recem-nascidos pre-termo tardios. Em breve, postarei tambem um resumo especifico para a ocorrencia de eventos adversos, resultantes da administracao de ambas as solucoes. THE EFFECTS OF BREAST MILK AND GLUCOSE ON PAIN SCORES OF PRETERM NEONATES UNDERGOING HEEL LANCING: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL(M Bueno, B Stevens, P Camargo, E Toma, V Krebs, A Kimura)Background and aim: Effects of glucose on neonatal procedural pain relief are well known but the role of expressed breast milk (EBM) has not been completely explored. The aim of this study was to compare the effects of 25% glucose and EBM on pain scores of infants undergoing heel lancing. Methods: Noninferiority randomized controlled trial conducted in one teaching hospital (Sao Paulo, Brazil). Neonates were born between 34-36 weeks of gestational age, were 24-72hours post birth, had Apgar scores 7, and had no syndromes or malformation. Interventions were 2mL of glucose (control group-CG) or EBM (experimental group-EG), 2 minutes prior to heel lancing. Pain scores were assessed using the Premature Infant Pain Profile (PIPP) in 30 seconds intervals for 3 minutes after lancing. Results: 113 infants were randomized and 88 completed data collection. No significant differences on demographics were observed between groups, except for birth weight (p=0.013). Analyses of variance indicated a significant main effect of the intervention favoring glucose (p<0.001) and main effect of the time (p<0.001). Maximum mean PIPP scores were observed at T30: 4.5 (3.1) for CG and 7.5 (3.6) for EG. Lower number of infants who received glucose presented scores 7 at T30 (CG: 11/43-25.6%, EG: 24/40-60.0%), p=0.002; results also favored glucose on the intention to treat analysis (CG: 25/57-43.9%, EG: 40/56-71.4%), p=0.003. Conclusion: Glucose and EBM reduced PIPP scores over. Future research