Peripheral nerve conduction velocity and brainstem auditory evoked responses in small for gestational age preterm infants
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Small-for-gestation birth exerts a minor additional effect on functional impairment of the auditory brainstem in high-risk babies born at late preterm
2016, Clinical NeurophysiologyCitation Excerpt :The authors found electrophysiology evidence of accelerated maturation of cognitive processing suggesting an atypical process of maturation that may not support typical cognitive development in the IUGR babies. Some BAER studies in SGA infants also found a shortening wave V latency and I–V interval, suggesting accelerated maturation of the brainstem auditory pathway (Henderson-Smart et al., 1991; Kesson et al., 1985; Pettigrew et al., 1985; Sarda et al., 1992). In our present MLS BAER study, none of the MLS BAER wave latencies and interpeak intervals in the high-risk SGA late preterm babies showed significant shortening or decrease, compared with both the low- and high-risk AGA late preterm babies.
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