Characterizing pelvic floor muscles activities using magnetomyography.
Characterizing pelvic floor muscles activities using magnetomyography.
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DOI:
10.1002/nau.23870
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发表时间:
2019-01
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2
通讯作者:
Eswaran H
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Escalona-Vargas D;Oliphant S;Siegel ER;Eswaran H
To characterize levator ani muscle (LAM) activity in nulligravidas using magnetomyography (MMG) and define MMG characteristics associated with LAM activity with and without accessory muscle contributions. MMG data was collected from eight nulligravidas during rest and voluntary LAM contractions (Kegels) of varying intensity. We utilized simultaneous vaginal manometry and surface electromyography (sEMG) to evaluate for accessory muscle recruitment. Moderate Kegel (MK) MMG trials were sub-selected based on the presence or absence of accessory muscle interaction. Amplitude and spectral-related indicators were calculated across MK epochs: root-mean square (RMS) amplitude, percentage amplitude relative to rest, and relative power spectrum density (rPSD) in three frequency bands (low, middle, high). Ternary diagram characterized rPSD from selected Kegels and ROC analysis was performed to identify cut-points to differentiate MKs from interacting MKs. Nineteen MMG recordings were obtained. Amplitude and spectral parameters were significantly different between isolated and interacting MK epochs. Mean RMS and power values of the isolated MK were, respectively, 120.66±43.8fT and 1.72±1.44 (T2/Hz)*10−28. Amplitudes of MK were 62% and 49% higher than baseline activities for the isolated and interacting epochs, respectively. ROC curves reveled cut-off points on low and middle frequency bands that achieved perfect separation (ROC-AUC=1.0) between isolated and interacting MK. Our study demonstrates that MMG, a novel biomagnetic technique, allows precise detection and characterization of normal female pelvic floor function. Results show that isolated moderate voluntary contraction of the LAMs produces distinct MMG amplitude and spectral characteristics compared with Kegels involving co-activation of other muscle groups.
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3
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