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Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns

Yıl 1997, Cilt: 10 Sayı: 1, 9 - 15, 01.01.1997

L. Hekimoğlu A. Vitrinel H.ö. Gülcür Z. Vural N. Karatoprak D. Çorbacıoğlu

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Objective: Many scientists have hinted that the newborn period may offer uniquely favourable conditions for assessing the functional status and adaptive capacities of infants. Thus in this study, a system has been developed for monitoring the motility and for evaluating the sleep patterns of normal and asphyxiated newborns.

Methods: The system consists of a commercially available pressure sensitive pad placed under the baby, an amplifier, an A/D converter and an IBM compatible personal computer.

Results: An attempt has been made to detect the sleep states of infants, normal and those with asphyxia using the computerized motility monitoring system. The first 72 hours of life has been evaluated and the sleep patterns of infants have been classified using the same method as Thoman et al.

Conclusion: Although the previous studies indicated that sleep patterns may differ in hypoxic conditions, sleep states of both groups in this study did not have statistically significant difference.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Sleep pattern newborn computer scoring

Kaynakça

  • Freudigman KA, Thomas EB. Infant sleep during the first postnatal day: An opportunity for assessment of vulnerability. Pediatrics 1993;92:373-379.

Yıl 1997, Cilt: 10 Sayı: 1, 9 - 15, 01.01.1997

L. Hekimoğlu A. Vitrinel H.ö. Gülcür Z. Vural N. Karatoprak D. Çorbacıoğlu

Öz

Kaynakça

  • Freudigman KA, Thomas EB. Infant sleep during the first postnatal day: An opportunity for assessment of vulnerability. Pediatrics 1993;92:373-379.
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L. Hekimoğlu Bu kişi benim

A. Vitrinel Bu kişi benim

H.ö. Gülcür Bu kişi benim

Z. Vural Bu kişi benim

N. Karatoprak Bu kişi benim

D. Çorbacıoğlu Bu kişi benim

Yayımlanma Tarihi 1 Ocak 1997
Yayımlandığı Sayı Yıl 1997 Cilt: 10 Sayı: 1

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APA Hekimoğlu, L., Vitrinel, A., Gülcür, H., Vural, Z., vd. (1997). Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns. Marmara Medical Journal, 10(1), 9-15.
AMA Hekimoğlu L, Vitrinel A, Gülcür H, Vural Z, Karatoprak N, Çorbacıoğlu D. Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns. Marmara Med J. Ocak 1997;10(1):9-15.
Chicago Hekimoğlu, L., A. Vitrinel, H.ö. Gülcür, Z. Vural, N. Karatoprak, ve D. Çorbacıoğlu. “Development of a Computer Assisted Motility Monitoring System for Evaluation of Sleep Patterns of Newborns”. Marmara Medical Journal 10, sy. 1 (Ocak 1997): 9-15.
EndNote Hekimoğlu L, Vitrinel A, Gülcür H, Vural Z, Karatoprak N, Çorbacıoğlu D (01 Ocak 1997) Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns. Marmara Medical Journal 10 1 9–15.
IEEE L. Hekimoğlu, A. Vitrinel, H. Gülcür, Z. Vural, N. Karatoprak, ve D. Çorbacıoğlu, “Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns”, Marmara Med J, c. 10, sy. 1, ss. 9–15, 1997.
ISNAD Hekimoğlu, L. vd. “Development of a Computer Assisted Motility Monitoring System for Evaluation of Sleep Patterns of Newborns”. Marmara Medical Journal 10/1 (Ocak 1997), 9-15.
JAMA Hekimoğlu L, Vitrinel A, Gülcür H, Vural Z, Karatoprak N, Çorbacıoğlu D. Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns. Marmara Med J. 1997;10:9–15.
MLA Hekimoğlu, L. vd. “Development of a Computer Assisted Motility Monitoring System for Evaluation of Sleep Patterns of Newborns”. Marmara Medical Journal, c. 10, sy. 1, 1997, ss. 9-15.
Vancouver Hekimoğlu L, Vitrinel A, Gülcür H, Vural Z, Karatoprak N, Çorbacıoğlu D. Development of a computer assisted motility monitoring system for evaluation of sleep patterns of newborns. Marmara Med J. 1997;10(1):9-15.