Value of sleep deprivation in sedation of children undergoing MRI

Chen Xia; Chen Yin; Ran Qiying

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Value of sleep deprivation in sedation of children undergoing MRI

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- Value of sleep deprivation in sedation of children undergoing MRI
- Journal of Army Medical University Vol. 36, Issue 11, Pages: 1217-1219(2014)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 重庆医科大学附属儿童医院：骨科,放射科
  2. 第三军医大学新桥医院放射科
- 作者简介：
- 基金信息：
- DOI：
  CLC： R72;R445.2;R338.63
- Published：2014，
  
  Published Online：15 June 2014，
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CHEN XIA, CHEN YIN, RAN QIYING. Value of sleep deprivation in sedation of children undergoing MRI. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2014, 36(11): 1217-1219.
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CHEN XIA, CHEN YIN, RAN QIYING. Value of sleep deprivation in sedation of children undergoing MRI. [J]. Journal of army medical university, 2014, 36(11): 1217-1219. DOI：

摘要

目的探讨睡眠剥夺对接受MRI检查的儿童的镇静作用。方法对300例1～

7岁门诊MRI检查的儿童，在常规药物镇静基础上，根据睡眠剥夺时间长短及年龄进行分组：未行睡眠剥夺组、短时段（0.1～＜3.0 h）、中时段（3.0～＜6.0 h）以及长时段睡眠剥夺组（≥6.0 h）；1～＜3岁组（A）、3～＜5岁组（B）、5～

7岁组（C）。对各睡眠剥夺组及各年龄组的MRI检查成功率进行比较分析。结果 300例患儿中，睡眠剥夺患儿MRI检查总成功率（223/242，92.15%）及A（91/98，92.86%）、B（66/72，91.67%）、C（66/72，91.67%）各年龄组成功率均分别较对应的未行睡眠剥夺组患儿MRI检查成功率有较显著提高（

总

=17.622 7；

=77.041 7；

=52.408 5；

=47.684 9

0.01）；趋势检验发现A、B、C各年龄组内，MRI检查成功率随患儿睡眠剥夺时段的延长均存在增高趋势(

=14.167 8，

=0.000 2；

=12.388 6，

=0.006 2；

=10.526 9，

=0.014 6)。结论睡眠剥夺在儿童MRI检查中有镇静作用，联合常规药物镇静能有效提高检查成功率。

Abstract

Objective To determine the value of sleep deprivation (SD) in pediatric MRI sedation. Methods A total of 300 children (mean age 3.4 years

ranging from 1 to

7 years) who underwent MRI examination in our hospital from January 2013 to were re

cruited in this study. According to the duration of SD

the 300 children were divided into 4 groups

the without SD group

the short period (0.1 to

3.0 h)

the middle period (3.0 to

6.0 h) and the long period SD group (≥ 6.0 h). In addition

they were also divided into 3 groups of ages

in every 2 years for interval

that is

1- to 3-year-old group (group A)

3- to 5-year-old group (group B) and 5- to 7-year-old group (group C). The total successful rate were analyzed between the SD group and the without SD group

and among the groups of different ages. Results In 300 children

the total successful rate was 92.15% (223/242) for the children receiving sedation

and was 92.86% (91/98)

91.67% (66/72) and 91.67% (66/72) respectively for the 3 different age groups A

B and C

which were significantly higher than their corresponding without sedation (

Chi

-square

total

=17.622 7

Chi

-square

=77.041 7

Chi

-square

=52.408 5

Chi

-square

=47.684 9

0.01). Within each age group

the successful rate of MR examination was in an increasing trend with the extension of SD duration (

Chi

-square

=14.1678

=0.000 2

Chi

-square

=12.388 6

=0.006 2

Chi

-square

=10.526 9

=0.014 6). Conclusion SD enhances the sedation in the children undergoing MRI

and will effectively improve the successful rate of examination when is combined with routine drug sedation.

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睡眠剥夺镇静儿童MRI

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sleep deprivationsedationchildrenmagnetic resonance imaging

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