Cumulative procedural pain and brain development in very preterm infants: A systematic review of clinical and preclinical studies
• Cumulative pain has been proven to influence brain development in preterm infants. • Translational animal studies show some harmful effects of pain on brain histology. • Evidence supporting epigenetics as potential underlying mechanism is still scarce. • The interplay among pain, epigenetics and b...
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• Cumulative pain has been proven to influence brain development in preterm infants. • Translational animal studies show some harmful effects of pain on brain histology. • Evidence supporting epigenetics as potential underlying mechanism is still scarce. • The interplay among pain, epigenetics and brain development needs to be assessed. • Despite knowledge gaps, it is crucial to minimize pain exposure in neonatal units. |
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• Cumulative pain has been proven to influence brain development in preterm infants. • Translational animal studies show some harmful effects of pain on brain histology. • Evidence supporting epigenetics as potential underlying mechanism is still scarce. • The interplay among pain, epigenetics and brain development needs to be assessed. • Despite knowledge gaps, it is crucial to minimize pain exposure in neonatal units. |
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• Cumulative pain has been proven to influence brain development in preterm infants. • Translational animal studies show some harmful effects of pain on brain histology. • Evidence supporting epigenetics as potential underlying mechanism is still scarce. • The interplay among pain, epigenetics and brain development needs to be assessed. • Despite knowledge gaps, it is crucial to minimize pain exposure in neonatal units. |
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