Por todo podemos concluir que el análisis
espectral EEG tiene un alto valor para predecir la EG, el estado de sueño, así
como una alta sensibilidad para afectarse por la presencia de lesiones
neurológicas al nacer, con disminución de todas los valores espectrales y
elevación de la energía espectral en la banda de frecuencia delta en el grupo de
RNs de más de 34 semanas.
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