Optimizing Detection Rate and Characterization of Subtle Paroxysmal Neonatal Abnormal Facial Movements with Multi-Camera Video-Electroencephalogram Recordings.

摘要: Objectives  We retrospectively analyze the diagnostic accuracy for paroxysmal abnormal facial movements, comparing one camera versus multi-camera approach. Background  Polygraphic video-electroencephalogram (vEEG) recording is current gold standard brain monitoring in high-risk newborns, especially when neonatal seizures are suspected. One synchronized with EEG commonly used. Methods  Since mid-June 2012, we have started using multiple cameras, of which point toward newborns' faces. We evaluated vEEGs recorded newborns study period between 2012 and end September 2014 compared, each recording, accuracies obtained one-camera approaches. Results 147 from 87 found 73 episodes movements 18 11 By single-camera approach, only 28.8% these events were identified (21/73). Ten positive multicamera 52 (52/73, 71.2%) would been considered as negative Conclusions  The use additional can significantly increase detection newborns.