Table 2.
Trials (7) | Surfactant | N | Prophylaxis (P) or Rescue (Tx) | Patients | Results |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bloom et al.22 | Survanta. vs Infasurf. | 374 | P | <1250 g | No difference in any variables; Infasurf: increased mortality in infants <600 g |
Bloom et al.22 | Survanta. vs Infasurf. | 608 | Tx | <2000 g | Infasurf: lower average 0–72 h FiO2 and MAP |
Speer et al.23 | Survanta. vs Curosurf. | 73 | Tx | 700–1500 g | Curosurf: lower FiO2, PIP, MAP at 12–24 h |
Baroutis et al.24 | Alveofact. vs Survanta. vs Curosurf. | 80 | Tx | <2000 g | Curosurf: fewer days on O2 & mechanical ventilation, decreased length of stay |
Ramanathan et al.25 | Survanta. vs Curosurf. | 293 | Tx | Curosurf: faster weaning, fewer doses, decreased mortality, cost effective | |
Malloy et al.26 | Survanta. vs Curosurf. | 58 | Tx | Curosurf: lower FiO2 up to 48 h, fewer doses | |
Bloom and Clark27 | Survanta. vs Infasurf. | 749a | P | <30 weeks | No definite conclusions |
Bloom and Clark27 | Survanta. vs Infasurf. | 1361a | Tx | 401–2000 g | No definite conclusions |
Abbreviations: MAP, mean airway pressure; PIP, peak inspiratory pressure.
aTrial stopped due to slow enrollment.
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