Table 2 Description of data recording used by each study.
From: Using heart rate variability to predict neurological outcomes in preterm infants: a scoping review
Study | Length of continuous HRV segment analysed | Infant state during recording | Device used for recording |
|---|---|---|---|
Addison et al.46 | >24 h | Long-term continuous recording | ECG |
Doussard-Roosevelt et al.48a | 10–15 min | Sleep (not specified) | ECG |
Doussard-Roosevelt et al.47 a | 10–15 min | Sleep (not specified) | ECG |
Fairchild et al.45 | >24 h | Long-term continuous recording | HeRO monitor (using ECG) |
Gronlund et al.37 | 2 min | Quiet sleep | ECG |
Hanna et al.38 | 20 min | During morning multisensory stimulation (done for a separate study) | NA |
Huvanandana et al.39 | Mean 156 min | NA | Umbilical or peripheral arterial catheter |
Hadas et al.51 | 24 h | Long-term continuous recording | ECG |
King et al.49 | NA | NA | HeRO monitor (using ECG) |
Lloyd et al.50 | 1 h | NA | NA |
Prietsch et al.40 | >24 h | Long-term continuous recording | Neonatal monitor measuring HR |
Shiono et al.41 | NA | NA | ECG |
Sullivan et al.42 | > 6 h | Long-term continuous recording | HeRO monitor (using ECG) |
Tuzcu et al.43 | ~1 h | Supine quiet infants before surfactant administration/tracheal suctioning and then afterwards | ECG |
van Ravenswaaij-Arts et al.44 | 3 min | Sleep (not specified) | ECG |
