Growth Hormone Secretion and Behavioral States in Neonate.
新生儿的生长激素分泌和行为状态。
基本信息
- 批准号:06670777
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- 金额:$ 0.26万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:1994
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1994 至 1995
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This study was aimed to make clear the relation between the behavioral states and growth hormone (GH) secretion in infants. We designed to observe the behavioral states by continuous video recording and at the same time take small amounts of blood every 20 to 30 minutes. But we took only one blood sample at the end of the video recording from each infant because it was impossible for us to take blood samples frequently from the sick infants. Plasma GH concentrations were measured by the highly sensitive sandwich enzyme immunoassay (EIA). From the data of this study, we couldn't confirm the relation between the behavioral states and GH secretion. In our study some infants, especially premature ones, showed the changes of states so frequently that we couldn't judge them as the true state cycle. Previously some study about the relation between states and GH secretion were reported, but the conclusions of each study are inconsistent. It was suggested that the misjudgments of the behavioral states were the reason of that inconsistency. So it is thought that we should reconsider the duration to observe the states and the timing of taking blood samples for GH assay. By accumurating data over a long period, the effects of factors such as postconceptional age, perinatal distress and the disorders of central nervous system will be clear.
本研究旨在明确婴儿行为状态与生长激素(GH)分泌之间的关系。我们设计通过连续视频记录来观察行为状态,同时每20至30分钟抽取少量血液。但我们在视频录制结束时只采集了每个婴儿的一份血样,因为我们不可能频繁地从患病婴儿身上采集血样。血浆 GH 浓度通过高灵敏度夹心酶免疫分析 (EIA) 进行测量。从本研究的数据来看,我们无法证实行为状态与GH分泌之间的关系。在我们的研究中,一些婴儿,尤其是早产儿,表现出如此频繁的状态变化,以至于我们无法判断它们是真实的状态周期。此前已有一些关于状态与GH分泌关系的研究报道,但各研究的结论并不一致。有人认为,行为状态的误判是造成这种不一致的原因。因此我们认为我们应该重新考虑观察状态的持续时间和采集血液样本进行GH检测的时间。通过长期积累的数据,孕后年龄、围产期窘迫、中枢神经系统疾病等因素的影响将会变得清晰。
项目成果
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小西 行郎: "赤ちゃんの行動 -胎児期から乳児期までの連続性について" 周産期医学. 26(1). 81-85 (1996)
Yukio Konishi:“婴儿行为 - 从胎儿期到婴儿期的连续性”围产期医学 81-85 (1996)。
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Yukuo Konishi: "Continuity of Behavior in Neonate from Prenatal to Postnatal Period." Perinatal Medicine. 26 (1). 81-85 (1996)
Yukuo Konishi:“新生儿从产前到产后的行为连续性。”
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Y.Konishi: "Development of posture in prone and supine positions during the prenetal period on low risk preterm prfants." Archives of Disease in Childhood. 70. F118-191 (1994)
Y.Konishi:“低风险早产儿产前期间俯卧位和仰卧位的姿势发展。”
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Y.Konishi: "Finger movements and fingers postures in preteim infornts are not a good indicator of brain damage." Early Human Development. 36. 89-100 (1994)
Y.Konishi:“临时信息中的手指运动和手指姿势并不是大脑损伤的良好指标。”
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小西行郎: "新生児の姿勢と自発運動の臨床的意義" 小児科の進歩. 15. 81-86 (1995)
Yukio Konishi:“新生儿姿势和运动的临床意义”《儿科进展》15. 81-86 (1995)。
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