Entwicklung eines Geburten-Dokumentations-Systems — Erfahrungen mit diesem System auf einem Kleinrechner

Pluta, M.; Goeschen, Klaus

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“…This means that preterm infants have a slower pNCV than term infants. The same conclusion was reached by those authors who studied the more distal segment of the median, ulnar or tibial nerve (6,22,25,31). A difference in pNCV between SGA and AGA term infants could not be demonstrated (6,22,25).…”

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“…The same conclusion was reached by those authors who studied the more distal segment of the median, ulnar or tibial nerve (6,22,25,31). A difference in pNCV between SGA and AGA term infants could not be demonstrated (6,22,25). Since we found a gradual decrease in N13/AL with increasing weight, it is possible that the differences are located in the more proximal part of the pathway.…”

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“…Brainstem auditory evoked potentials (BAEPs) of malnourished or SGA infants are less mature than those of AGA neonates of the same gestational age (3,13,20). However, several reports on the peripheral nerve conduction velocity (pNCV) of the ulnar or median nerve measured from wrist to elbow (6,22,25,31) in SGA and AGA term infants did not demonstrate a difference between the two groups.…”

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Somatosensory Evoked Potentials in Term and Preterm Infants in Relation to Postconceptional Age and Birth Weight

Bongers-Schokking

Colon²,

Hoogland³

et al. 1990

Neuropediatrics

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The effect of age on the maturation of median nerve somatosensory evoked potentials (SEPs) was studied in 103 normal neonates (24 preterm, 79 term) at the postconceptional age (PCA) of 36-48 weeks. The influence of birth weight was evaluated in 44 term neonates, aged 0-7 days, according to their gestational age (GA) stratified into three groups: A: 38-39 weeks (n = 15); B: 39.5-40.5 weeks (n = 15); C: 41-43 weeks (n = 14). The mean birth weight was not different in the three groups. For all infants the N13 latency recorded at cervical (CS2-Fz) level as well as the N19 onset and peak latency at cortical (C3'/C4'-Fz) level were measured. For these parameters and for the N13 latency divided by arm length (N13/AL) and the N19 ascending time (N19AT) the P50, P97 and P3 were calculated as a function of PCA. They were all decreasing in the 36-48 weeks period, fast before 40 weeks and slowly thereafter. The SEP values of groups, A, B and C were not different, but in each group the wave pattern of the cortical SEPs was more mature in the larger than in the smaller infants. For the groups A, B and C together birth weight (in SDS) correlated inversely with the N13/AL and the N19AT (both in SDS) (r = 0.73 and 0.52 respectively, p less than 0.001). Our data indicate that the progression of maturation of the various SEP components in the period of 36-48 PCA is non-linear.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)

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