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NCT ID: NCT05290168 Recruiting - Normal Children Clinical Trials

Normal Vascular Doppler Pattern of Abdominal Organ in Children

Start date: March 28, 2022
Phase: N/A
Study type: Interventional

The following ultrasonic findings are obtained at both time points before and after induction of anesthesia (T1) and after induction (T2) in normal children . Positive pressure ventilation (Tidal volume of 6-8 ml/kg and a positive exhalation pressure of 5 cmH2O) is applied after anesthetic induction. 1. Inferior vena cava diameter and distensibility 2. Hepatic vein Doppler 3. Portal vein Doppler 4. Splenic artery and vein Doppler 5. Renal artery and vein Doppler Based on this, the reference values for Doppler findings before and after anesthesia in normal children are obtained.

NCT ID: NCT00922558 Unknown status - Normal Children Clinical Trials

Evaluation of Postural Control in Children Using Tetra Axial Posturography

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Start date: July 2010
Phase: N/A
Study type: Interventional

Tetra-ataxiametric posturography is based on the measurement and computerized elaboration of electronic signals emitted by four footplates, one for each heel and toe, respectively. These are sensitive to vertical pressure produced by a subject standing straight but in various positions (feet parallel, in tandem, eyes closed, on pads, etc.). The method yields additional parameters not obtained by the traditional monoplate stabilometers, namely, weight-distribution patterns and correlation among six combinations of paired outputs from the two heels, two toes, heel/toe of each foot, and the two diagonals (tetra-ataxiametric synchronizations). Comparing age-matched learning disabled, mentally retarded, autistic, and hearing impaired (with and without labyrinthine hypofunction) with normal children, significant and clinically meaningful differences were detected between the Tetra-ataxiametric measures of stability, interaction between Fourier Spectral Power Ranges of body sway, weight distributions, and synchronizations of toe parts. The same parameters correlated significantly with cognitive school readiness in normal populations. While the stability and spectral quotients show significant developmental changes, weight distribution and toe synchronisations are stable from 5 years onwards. The method is suitable for young subjects and attractive to children who may ordinarily be reluctant to cooperate, such as the autistic ones. The equipment is portable and tests can be conveniently carried out in a child's familiar educational setting.