C. Médigue, J. Bestel, S. Renard, M. Garrido, F. Pizarro, P. Peirano
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Abstract
To assess the autonomic nervous system development in iron-deficient anemic infants during sleep, we applied the discrete wavelet transform to perform heart rate variability analysis. The method provides suitable frequency resolution in the low-frequency domain, which is the domain of physiological interest. Significant differences between iron-deficient and control infants are shown in both quiet and active (REM) sleep, suggesting an autonomic dysfunction or delay in anemic infants.