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T cell responses to PPD in BCG‐vaccinated children with insulin‐dependent diabetes mellitus and controls

All the infants were receiving theophylline (3) and none was disadvantaged by a prolonged period of endotracheal CPAP (6). Perhaps a slower pattern of weaning than adopted for either study group might be more appropriate for very premature infants. Our results suggest that our original hypothesis, that SIMV is the more appropriate method of weaning of preterm infants than PTV, was incorrect. The two groups were well matched, in terms of gestational age, severity of their acute illness and number of complications sustained prior to weaning, to test that hypothesis. Even comparison of a subgroup less than or equal to one week old and of similar gestational age failed to demonstrate any significant difference in the duration of weaning between the two triggered modes. Thus, from the present results, we do not feel we can recommend that SIMV is the more advantageous method of weaning. Further studies are required to explore the use of SIMV.