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Trying to help tiny babies breathe🫁 Principle investigator of the ÉCLAT trial 🌟 All views are my own

Melbourne, Victoria
Joined February 2018
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Extubation failure occurs in over half of extremely preterm infants extubated to standard CPAP levels but drops to about one-third when using higher CPAP levels of 10 cm H2O. This simple adjustment could substantially reduce reintubation and improve respiratory outcomes in these vulnerable babies. Learn more about this important neonatal respiratory care research by listening to the full episode here: buff.ly/lEM83OT.
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Wow! What a way to start the new year after a break from social media! The ÈCLAT trial took a village! The work supporting respiratory support for preterm infants isn’t over yet! We only scratched the surface 🫁 🌟
Congrats to the ECLAT trial - voted the 2023 Impact Article of the Year! How did this trial impact your practice? Original pub: buff.ly/4fzwECw #ebneoreviews: buff.ly/49IhYPm Campaign review with @nicupodcast coming soon! #neoebm #EBNeoImpact23
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#neotwitter: For a 22 week 400g infant intubated in the delivery room, with minimal oxygen requirement, normal blood gases, spontaneous respiratory effort and no other major contraindications, I would attempt extubation:
17%In the first 24 hrs
39%24 hrs - 1 week of age
32%1-3 weeks of age
12%Not for at least a month
987 votes • Final results
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Important ‼️
Here is an approved share link for the paper. Special thanks to all the families that participated in this study! rdcu.be/dt9qP
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I’m obviously very biased as respiratory care is my flavour of choice but… FANTASTIC start to an exciting series 🫁 👶
🎙️ Exciting News! 🌟 The Incubator Podcast is thrilled to announce our new mini-series: "Managing Respiratory Distress: Flow and Pressure." Where we discuss the new evidence in the management of respiratory distress in critically ill newborns 🫁 A huge shoutout to @fphcare for their generous sponsorship, making this series possible! 👏 Check out the incubator podcast all week for daily episodes with amazing guests! 🎧 Join the conversation and listen on @Spotify tinyurl.com/2p9uw36j #neotwitter #medtwitter #pedsICU #pediatrics #neonates #nicu #icu #lungs #rds #Podcast #MedicalEducation #Neonatology #HealthcareHeroes
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Just fantastic! A huge congratulations to all involved in this important research 🫁
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Working in the NICU is both a privilege and a reminder of the resilience of tiny humans. World Prematurity Day is a day to celebrate progress, support families, and reflect on global awareness about research, the challenges faced by preterm infants and their families.
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And a silly flash back Friday to baby Anna in 2011 after my first day in a NICU
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Well done @NeoAnup! Thorough and thought provoking research. A further step towards understanding appropriate cord management at birth! “There was no difference in the rates of severe IVH or death. UCM may be a safe alternative to DCC in premature infants born at 28 to 32 weeks”
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Incase anyone missed the publication of ÉCLAT authors.elsevier.com/c/1h~rR… have a read… 🤓
Sulaiman et al. Vs Wang et al. Vs Kidman et al. Which paper posted by us during October is more likely to impact your practice? Vote for @EBNeo's "Impact Article of the Month" is now open on our website for 48 hours! buff.ly/3F3y6gq
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New RCT: Extubation of extremely #preterm infants to higher nCPAP significantly reduced extubation failure vs standard nCPAP, without increasing rates of adverse effects bit.ly/47cvPLZ #neoEBM
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WOW! What a few days! Thank you kindly again to everyone for the comments and thought provoking discussions following the publication of our clinical trial ÉCLAT! One more time here is an easy access link: 🌟 authors.elsevier.com/c/1h~rR… 🌟 Some thoughts from our many discussions… 🧵
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💬Thank you again to the 🌟 team @drbretty @roseandtoby @Atul_Monash Dr Bhatia, Prof. Davis, Dr Donath & Dr Beker. 💬ÉCLAT only scratches the top of the extubation question
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💬Social media really does have a role in the dissemination of clinical research and bridges gaps so reach out if you have any questions!
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@AnnaKidman3 et al. compared higher vs lower NCPAP for extubation of extremely preterm infants (ÉCLAT) in a multi-centre, randomised trial buff.ly/3QglF6n @roseandtoby @drbretty @Atul_Monash @LancetChildAdol #ebneoalerts #neotwitter #NeoEBM
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We are so excited to share our anticipated published results of ÉCLAT. We compared higher nCPAP pressures to standard pressures in extremely preterm infants. A Thread…🧵 1/10 thelancet.com/journals/lanch…
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Thank you to all the co-investigators @drbretty @roseandtoby @Atul_Monash, Susan Donath, Peter Davis, Freddy Beker & Risha Bhatia, DSMB, babies & families and all involved. @MonashHealth @MonashChildrens @MonashNewborn @MCRI_for_kids @UniMelb @UniMelbMDHS @thewomens @MaterNews
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