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Estudo da microestrutura do sono em surdos : estudo descritivo da microestrutura do sono em surdos vs casos controlo de indivíduos sem défice auditivo

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Resumo:This is a descriptive study, based in a sample composed by two groups: one with 8 elements belonging to the congenital deaf population, and other with 6 normal hearing subjects. This study used the data obtained by the acquisition of two nocturnal successive polysomnografic recordings (PSG) performed by Neurophysiology technicians and Professor Doctor Teresa Paiva in Electroencephalography Laboratory, Neurological Department of Santa Maria Hospital, Lisbon, between 2005 and 2007 (research project to evaluate the dremas contents of congenital deaf). In each recording sleep staging was done by visual analyzis, together with the visual identification of sleep spindles and K complexes from sleep stage 2 NREM in 1st sleep cycle. After visual identification, spectral analysis of the sleep spindles and K complexes was performed. The main goal of this analysis was to determine the mean values of latency, duration, events density and power of frequency bands. The transient events density was computed together with the mean latency and duration of each sleep stage in the 1st sleep cycle. Conclusion: The statistic results didn't show significant differences of the mean values for sleep macrostructure parameters, except for the %SPT S1. The Kcomplex and spindle densities were similar in both groups. The microstructure (CK and spindles) mean values from the power bands were importants to demonstrate the existence of differences between the deaf group and the normal hearing population.
Autores principais:Gomes, Andreia Pereira
Assunto:Sono Surdez Pessoas com insuficiência auditiva Fases do sono Estimulação acústica Teses de mestrado - 2009
Ano:2009
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:português
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Resumo:This is a descriptive study, based in a sample composed by two groups: one with 8 elements belonging to the congenital deaf population, and other with 6 normal hearing subjects. This study used the data obtained by the acquisition of two nocturnal successive polysomnografic recordings (PSG) performed by Neurophysiology technicians and Professor Doctor Teresa Paiva in Electroencephalography Laboratory, Neurological Department of Santa Maria Hospital, Lisbon, between 2005 and 2007 (research project to evaluate the dremas contents of congenital deaf). In each recording sleep staging was done by visual analyzis, together with the visual identification of sleep spindles and K complexes from sleep stage 2 NREM in 1st sleep cycle. After visual identification, spectral analysis of the sleep spindles and K complexes was performed. The main goal of this analysis was to determine the mean values of latency, duration, events density and power of frequency bands. The transient events density was computed together with the mean latency and duration of each sleep stage in the 1st sleep cycle. Conclusion: The statistic results didn't show significant differences of the mean values for sleep macrostructure parameters, except for the %SPT S1. The Kcomplex and spindle densities were similar in both groups. The microstructure (CK and spindles) mean values from the power bands were importants to demonstrate the existence of differences between the deaf group and the normal hearing population.