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Exploring state changes/sleep-wake cycling in mechanically ventilated children using amplitude-integrated EEG
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• Critically ill children are at risk for sleep disruption. However, there is a paucity of sleep data in this population. • This work explores the role of amplitude-integrated electroencephalography as a tool to characterize sleep-wake cycling. • Children displayed a normal background pattern. Sleep-wake cycling increased over time and was seen more often in young children.
Keywords:
Mechanical ventilation
Sleep architecture
Amplitude-integrated electroencephalography
Pediatric intensive care unit
UMCG
University medical centre Groningen
PICU
paediatric intensive care unit
PSG
polysomnography
EEG
electroencephalography
EMG
electromyography
REM
rapid eye movement
aEEG
amplitude-integrated electroencephalography
NICU
neonatal intensive care unit
SWC
sleep-wake cycles
PIM
Paediatric Index of Mortality
PRISM
Paediatric RISk of Mortality
WU-NEAT
Washington University- Neonatal EEG Analysis Toolbox
CNV
continuous normal voltage
DNV
discontinuous normal voltage
BS
burst suppression
CLV
continuous low voltage
FT
flat trace
SD
standard deviation
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