Efficiency of Melatonin as Compared to Pentobarbital for Audiometry Brainstem Response in Children With Associated Disorders
作者： Joanne Guerlain , Antoine Paul , Isabelle Rouillon , Marine Parodi , Erea Noel Garabedian
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摘要: Purpose Outpatient pediatric audiometry brainstem response (ABR) uses various techniques (no drug, hydroxyzine, pentobarbital, melatonin). The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficiency melatonin as compared pentobarbital in children with associated disorders. Method This a retrospective that took place tertiary care center. Eighty-three (34 girls and 49 boys) had performed ABR under (GPent) or (GMel) between 2013 2014 were included. All neurological behavioral disorders failed previous using another technique. Success rate, defined completed binaural investigation, delay, duration sleep (minutes), well side effects, GPent GMel. Results There 56 patients GMel 27 GPent, mean age at test 3 years 10 months (1–13 years) 4 1 month (1–14.5 years), respectively. rate 76.8% 88.8%, respectively (p > .05), sle...
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