Clinical Value of Prolonged Polygraphic Recordings in High-Risk Newborn Infants
Clinical Value of Prolonged Polygraphic Recordings in High-Risk Newborn Infants
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高危新生儿长时间测谎的临床价值
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1974
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K. Theorell
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K. Theorell
THEORELL, K.: Clinical value of prolonged polygraphk recordings in high-risk newborn infants. Neuropadiatrie5: 383—401 (1974). Twelve full-term newborn infants suffering from high-risk conditions such as asphyxia and convulsions, were examined with polygraphic methods. They were examined between the fourth and 11th day of life. The physiological variables recorded were respiration, ECG, surface EMG, EOG and EEG, and the recordings lasted six hours. The paper write-outs were analysed visually with regard to behavioural state, convulsions, EEG, abnormalities of respiratory and heart rate patterns and eye movements. Two infants had clinical convulsions during state 2 and one during state 3. The relation between behavioural state and convulsions is discussed. One infant with massive necrosis of the hemispheres and who showed sleep-wakefulness cycle and alternation between sleep states is described. The advantages of prolonged polygraphic examinations are discussed.