Changes in cardiac output and cerebral oxygenation during prone and supine sleep positioning in healthy term infants.

Tai-Wei WuRey-In LienIstvan SeriShahab Noori

Published in: Archives of disease in childhood. Fetal and neonatal edition (2017)

In healthy term infants, CO decreases in prone position due to a decrease in SV and not HR. CO recovers when placed back in supine. However, frontal lobe CrSO2 does not change in the different positions.

Keyphrases

preterm infants
gestational age
subarachnoid hemorrhage
left ventricular
physical activity
working memory
functional connectivity
heart failure
blood flow
depressive symptoms
atrial fibrillation
cerebral blood flow