Der SIDS-Risikofragebogen Graz (SRFB) - I. Entwicklung und Validierung - II. Prospektive Anwendung bei 6000 Säuglingen

Einspieler, Ch.; Sutter-Holzer, A.; Kurz, Ronald; Löscher, Wolfgang N.; Kerbl-Meyer, U.; Roll, P.; Kenner, Thomas; Haidmayer, R; Rosanelli, K; Rosegger, H; Bachler, I.; Klug, E. M.; Reiterer, F; Schenkeli, R.; Kerbl, Reinhold; Hoffmann, Eike; Schöber, Peter; Spannring, R; Flotzinger, D.; Resch, R.

doi:10.1055/s-2007-1025328

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“…Based on the EEG characters considered as relevant for the ontogenetic development of brain activity (the quotients beta 1/theta, alpha/delta, alpha and theta a, Wackermann et al 1998) have been correlated with the classification of riskgroups 0±12 of the SFRB (Einspieler et al 1992). The risk score derived from the SFRB is a result from a semistructured interview with the parents.…”

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“…Medical histories and administration of medication were documented on an anonymized computer database. For data comparison we used the EEG records of infants from the Children's Hospital Cottbus classified concerning the the Graz Scoring System for Identifying Infants at Risk for SIDS (SFRB ) (Einspieler 1992). Two of these records originated from one SIDS victim.…”

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“…The risk-score (Graz-score) was derived from observations of anomalies found in clinical reports of the behavioural features of sudden death victims. The causal connection of these facts and SIDS has not yet been proved (Einspieler et al 1992). Further uncertainty results from the parents' subjective judgement of the behaviour and certain reactions of the infant that were used for classification (Bentele et al 1988).…”

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“…Now, in Central Europe, SIDS is the leading cause of postneonatal infant mortality (Kinney et al 1992, Einspieler et al 1992). Aetiology and pathogenesis of the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) remained unexplained, however (De Leo et al 1997).…”

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The meaning of character combination for the separation of EEG-data

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Standard EEG risk evaluation works on scoring systems that use different types of questionnaires. Here, an alternative for SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) risk detection is presented that is based exclusively on EEG data which possibly could substitute the procedure of questioning the parents and allow a direct qualification of the physiological disposition of the individual neonate: Using EEGcharacters an approved SIDS-case could be discriminated as well against the group of ªhealthyº infants as against the ªhigh-risk-groupº. The results of this study may confirm the evidence that the EEG analysis can be a promising approach to predict an increased SIDS risk.

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In the current study, design and success of intervention programmes to prevent sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) in Austria are described and major future challenges indicated. Various prevention programmes are being carried out in the federal states of Austria and they focus on the detailed information of parents about modifiable SIDS risk factors. Relevant topics such as guidelines for home monitoring are carefully addressed in the Austrian consensus statements. With the introduction of the first campaigns SIDS incidence rates have gradually dropped from 1.69 (1988) to 0.51 per 1000 life births (2000). In line, there was a decline in the prevalence of risk behaviour, especially of the prone sleeping position (federal state of the Tyrol: 53.7% before the campaign (1984-1994) vs. 4.7% thereafter (1995-2001), p < 0.001). Because of this latter trend smoking during pregnancy became the most prevalent SIDS risk factor and the prevalence of the side sleeping position substantially increased. To maintain the current success in lowering SIDS frequency, prevention programmes ought to continue and changes in the weight of risk factors should be considered. Further efforts are required to achieve a thorough post-mortem examination in virtually all sudden unexpected deaths, to establish a country-wide SIDS data base and to continuously update SIDS risk profiles in Austria.

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Der SIDS-Risikofragebogen Graz (SRFB) - I. Entwicklung und Validierung - II. Prospektive Anwendung bei 6000 Säuglingen

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The meaning of character combination for the separation of EEG-data

The meaning of character combination for the separation of EEG-data

Plötzlicher Säuglingstod und pädiatrische Schlafmedizin

Der Plötzliche Säuglingstod — Präventionsprogramme in Österreich

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