Arduini D, Rizzo G, Caforio L, Mancuso S
Department of Obstetrics, Catholic University S. Cuore, Rome, Italy.
Fetal Ther. 1987;2(3):135-43. doi: 10.1159/000263307.
Behavioral states observations were carried out in 12 hydrocephalic fetuses by means of a computerized system. Recordings of behavioral parameters, including fetal heart rate, gross body movements, breathing movements and eye movements, were performed at 2-week intervals from 30 weeks of gestation onwards. The hydrocephalic fetuses showed quantitative and qualitative differences in their motor behavior in comparison to healthy fetuses of equivalent gestational age. Similarly the appearance of behavioral states was delayed in hydrocephalic fetuses. Furthermore, an increased discordance between the behavioral parameters was evidenced. The degree of discordance seems to be related to the severity of neonatal outcome suggesting a possible estimation of CNS dysfunction by means of behavioral state analysis.
通过计算机系统对12例脑积水胎儿进行行为状态观察。从妊娠30周起，每隔2周记录包括胎儿心率、全身大运动、呼吸运动和眼球运动等行为参数。与同等孕周的健康胎儿相比，脑积水胎儿的运动行为在数量和质量上存在差异。同样，脑积水胎儿行为状态的出现也延迟。此外，行为参数之间的不一致性增加。不一致程度似乎与新生儿结局的严重程度相关，提示通过行为状态分析可能估计中枢神经系统功能障碍。
