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摘要
研究目的本研究旨在评估在高危新生儿复苏期间，心电图与脉搏血氧仪在检测心率（HR）方面的功效：方法：对高危分娩病例进行前瞻性观察研究，测量检测心率所需的时间。结果：对 41 名婴儿进行了分析：研究分析了 41 名婴儿，其中 11 名需要复苏。9 名婴儿出生时体重为 36 千克。心电图从放置到检测心率的时间明显快于 PO 检测时间[30（20-43.5）秒 vs. 125（100-175）秒，PP=0.039]：结论：与 PO 相比，ECG 能有效评估新生儿复苏期间的心率。结论：与 PO 相比，心电图能有效评估新生儿复苏过程中的心率，经常需要复苏的低胎龄婴儿可受益于附近标准心电图的心率评估。
Assessing the efficacy of electrocardiogram for heart rate evaluation during newborn resuscitation at birth: a prospective observational study.
Objective: This study aimed to assess the efficacy of electrocardiogram (ECG) compared to pulse oximetry (PO) in detecting heart rate (HR) during high-risk newborn resuscitation.
Methods: A prospective observational study was performed with high-risk delivery cases to measure the time required for HR detection. A conventional PO and a standard ECG monitor were used for HR assessment.
Results: Forty-one infants were analyzed in the study, and 11 among them needed resuscitation. Nine were <32 gestational weeks (GA), 28 were 33-35 GA, and 4 were >36 GA at birth. ECG time for placement to HR detection was significantly faster than PO detection [30 (20-43.5) vs. 125 (100-175) seconds, P<0.001]. ECG time for placement to HR detection was the fastest in the infants below 32 GA at birth [19 (11.5-30) vs. 34.5 (25-44.25) vs. 39.5 (30-64.75) seconds, P=0.039).
Conclusion: ECG effectively evaluated HR during neonatal resuscitation compared to PO. Low gestational age infants who need resuscitation often may benefit in HR evaluation with nearby standard ECG.
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