Paracetamol was reported to be effective for patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) closure. We present a case series of PDA closure by paracetamol in seven premature infants. During the treatment, paracetamol blood levels did not exceed the recommended levels for analgesia and hyperthermia in six tested infants. None of the patients demonstrated significant disturbances of liver function.
Our results demonstrate that the evening to morning difference in BP in men with OSA is linearly related to the severity of OSA, both in patients with HT and in those with non-HT. These results may have practical relevance in screening for patients with OSA and may have prognostic clinical value in predicting future cardiovascular events.
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