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Clinical Application of Neonatal Instantaneous Heafrt Rate Monitoring (Part Two:Asphyx ia and Variability of Instantaneous Heart Rate) H. Nishida, K. Oguchi, R. Haku, T. Mihara, S. Hiraishi, K. Yashiro Introduction: We have been evaluating neonatal instantanepus heart rate whether the accumulated knowledge of fetal monitoring is also applicable for neonatal monitoring. This study was focused on the relation between variability of neonatal IHR and clinical outcomes of severely asphyxiated neonates. Method: Subjects for the study were 15 severely asphyxiated neonates who were admitted to Kitasato Uriiversity Hospital during 1977-8. Eleven of them were expired mainly due to anoxic brain damage and CNS bleeding which were confirmed by autopsy and/or CT scan. One of them was asphyxiated postnatally due to diaphragmatic hernia. Four neonates survived but two of them had neurological sequele. Their clinical Information s are summarized on table 1.

Clinical Application of Neonatal Instantaneous Heart Rate Monitoring (Part Two: Asphyxia and Variability of Instantaneous Heart Rate)