Influence of gastric residual assessment in preterm neonates on time to achieve enteral feeding (the GRASS trial)—Multi-centre, assessor-blinded randomised clinical trial
A Branagan,
C Murphy,
A O’Sullivan
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
Gastric residual measurement is routinely performed in premature infants prior to feeding despite a lack of evidence of benefit. We aimed to evaluate if the exclusion of routine gastric residual measurement and evaluation has an impact on the time taken to achieve full enteral feeding in preterm neonates.
Methods
International multi-centre randomised controlled trial. Clinically stable, appropriate for gestational age infants between 26+0 and 30+6 … Show more
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