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Automated intermittent olfactory stimulation to reduce apnea in preterm infants: results of the PREMODEUR randomized clinical trial. | ClinicLens

Apnea of prematurity is a frequent clinical complication in very preterm infants. Olfactory stimulation has been proposed as a complementary nonpharmacological strategy to reduce apnea episodes, although previous studies have shown methodological limitations. The PREMODEUR study

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