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신생아의 혈압에 관한 연구

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 Study on blood pressure in newborn 
Authors
 김주용 
Issue Date
1973
Description
의학과/석사
Abstract
[한글]



[영문]Recording of blood pressure does not from part of the routine examination in the neonatal period. This is mainly due to the difficulties encountered in measuring blood pressure with the usual apparatus.

However, it is important to record blood pressure in infants with suspected coarctation of the aorta, congenital anomalies of the kindney, metabolic disturbance, such as hypoglycemia and also those born of toxemic and diabetic mothers, etc.

In an attempt to establish blood pressure values and the relationship between blood pressure and weight, gestation, and height in Korean newborn within 24 hours of life, blood pressure was taken on 107 full-term (male 56, female 51) and 21 premature babies (male 11, female 10) from July 1 to November 30, 1970, at

Severance Hospital.

In all cases systolic blood pressure was recorded both by the xylol pulse indicator and the flush method, but diastolic blood pressure could not be obtained by either method.

The results of this observation were as follows ;

1. Measurement of systolic blood pressure by xylol pulse indicator:

(1) Range of systolic blood pressure was from 62 to 95 mmHg in the full-term, and from 45 to 78 mmHg in the premature infant.

(2) Mean systolic blood pressure showed 75.5±0.7 mmHg in the full-term and 61.2±1.9 mmHg in the premature baby.

Compared with measurements in the full-term baby, systolic blood pressure in the premature baby was markedly lower. However, both showed a rise as their weight increased.

(3) Statistically, systolic blood pressure did not vary according to sex.

(4) Systolic blood pressure indicated a positive correlation with birth weight, gestational period and height.

2. Comparison of systolic blood pressure by the xylol pulse indicator and flush method :

Systolic blood pressure by the xylol pulse indicator method was found to be higher than by the flush method in 114 or 88.5% of the cases.

The difference between the two methods of recording systolic blood pressure was as high as 15 mmHg but in the majority, or 79% of the cases, the difference was less than 10 mmHg.
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