NEONATAL HEART RATE VARIABILITY MONITORING.

R. H. Mitchell; B. S. Sharif; S. J. Cahill; J. G. Jenkins; B. G. McClure

NEONATAL HEART RATE VARIABILITY MONITORING.

R. H. Mitchell, B. S. Sharif, S. J. Cahill, J. G. Jenkins, B. G. McClure

Electrical Engineering

University of Ulster

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Abstract

Heart rate variability in newborn infants can be used as an indicator of those likely to develop idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome. Various statistical and frequency-related parameters have been devices to model the variability and are suitable for prediction of ventilation needs and for discrimination between survivors and nonsurvivors.

Original language	British English
Pages	167-170
Number of pages	4
State	Published - 1987

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