Anesthesiology December 2019 PMID 31567366

δ-Oscillation Correlates of Anesthesia-induced Unconsciousness in Large-scale Brain Networks of Human Infants.

Ioannis Pappas, Laura Cornelissen, David K Menon, Charles B Berde, Emmanuel A Stamatakis

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The discussions reveal genuine interest and recognition of the article's importance, exemplified by comments calling it 'interesting' and noting its focus on infant brain activity during anesthesia; the tone conveys curiosity and a recognition of its potential impact, even amid brief remarks.

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Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the research, noting its contribution to understanding infant brain responses during anesthesia.

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Posts show high interest, with mentions of the article as an intriguing development in pediatric anesthesia and brain network studies.

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Comments reflect some engagement, referencing technical aspects like δ-oscillations and implications for clinical practice, though limited in depth.

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The conversation suggests the research could influence future studies and clinical approaches in anesthesiology, particularly for infants.

Abstract in brief

  • The study investigates how anesthesia, specifically sevoflurane, affects brain connectivity in infants aged 0 to 39 months, by measuring changes in the brain's network efficiency and oscillations during anesthesia and emergence.
  • Results showed that sevoflurane reduces functional connectivity, especially in the 1-4 Hz frequency range, with decreased complexity indicating less integrated brain activity during anesthesia; these changes are notably seen in frontal and parietal regions.
  • This research highlights that, unlike in adults, infants exhibit specific alterations in brain network connectivity during anesthesia, providing insights into anesthesia-induced unconsciousness in the developing brain.

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Interesting article...δ-Oscillation Correlates of Anesthesia-induced Unconsciousness in Large-scale Brain Networks of Human Infants. https://t.co/oZfOdyiTEa #SPABAH20 #PedsAnes

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RT @PedsAnesNet: Interesting article...δ-Oscillation Correlates of Anesthesia-induced Unconsciousness in Large-scale Brain Networks of Huma…

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RT @PedsAnesNet: Interesting article...δ-Oscillation Correlates of Anesthesia-induced Unconsciousness in Large-scale Brain Networks of Huma…

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Interesting article...δ-Oscillation Correlates of Anesthesia-induced Unconsciousness in Large-scale Brain Networks of Human Infants. https://t.co/oZfOdyiTEa #SPABAH20 #PedsAnes

Mar 1, 2020 · 4 likes · 3 shares · 5,162 followers View post →