Video Recording in the Delivery Room in Very Preterm Infants (Video Apgar Trial)
Video Recording in the Delivery Room in Very Preterm Infants (Video Apgar Trial)
A video of the delivery room management will be taken using standardized conditions. The video will be evaluated either locally by those directly involved in the delivery room care of this specific infant or anonymously at the main study center. Using a standardized evaluation form a set of predefined interventions is rated regarding at what time they took place and at what time they should have taken place. The difference in time for all interventions is summed up to a score. This score should allow to assess the delivery room management in comparison to the desired standard as well as between hospitals. The evaluation forms of all centers will be analyzed at the main study center to define correlations between certain delivery room interventions and short term outcome.
Aim of the study is to
Hypothesis:
In preterm infants <32;0 weeks of gestational age a correlation exists between specific delivery room interventions and short term outcome.
Delivery room interventions measured are: Stimulation, Ventilation, Oxygen, Cardiac massage, Suctioning, ven / art access, fluid and drugs given
Short term outcome measurements are: IVH, PVL, Pneumothorax, BPD, DOL when first time 120mL/kg oral feeds, NEC, ROP, death, Head circumference at discharge
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria: