Application of whole body exercise quality assessment in prognosis evaluation of asphyxia children

Abstract

Neonatal asphyxia is a clinical disease in which newborns are unable to establish regular and effective respiration after birth due to various factors, resulting in hypoxia, acidosis and hypercapnia.Severe cases can cause damage to the nervous system of children, mental retardation, cerebral palsy, and even death.The quality assessment of systemic exercise(general movements, GMs)is a simple, non-invasive and easy to implement technique for early diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disorders in children.Although GMs quality assessment has been widely used in the assessment of nervous system injury after asphyxia resuscitation at home and abroad, there has not been a systematic introduction to its pathogenesis, specific manifestations and the correlation between them.Therefore, this paper systematically reviewed the above problems combined with the latest research at home and abroad, in order to provide help for clinical work. Key words: Asphyxia; General movements; Quality assessment; Nervous system injury; Neonate