Superficial facialelectromyography as a techniqueassessment of tuberculin diagnosis
- Authors: Kozlova OS1, Kozlova OS1
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- Issue: Vol 12, No 1-2 (2012)
- Pages: 95-97
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://aspvestnik.ru/2410-3764/article/view/25507
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/2072-2354.2012.0.1-2.95-97
- ID: 25507
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Abstract
For a choice of a technique of statement of optimal physiologically comfortable sample
psychophysiological reactions of an organism of a child according to a superficial facial
electromyography on Mantoux test reactions and prik-test has been studied. Performance
of intradermal Mantoux test reactions with 2ÒÅ in children has taped the stressful reaction
accompanied by negative emotional reaction. The offered technique prik-test has smaller
irritating effect. It is low stress factor for children in comparison with a Mantoux reaction in
case activation of parameters of a facial electromyogram in the first case occurs less on 67%
on power and on 66% on amplitude. For carrying out of a mass tuberculin diagnosis the priktest
is more optimal method.
psychophysiological reactions of an organism of a child according to a superficial facial
electromyography on Mantoux test reactions and prik-test has been studied. Performance
of intradermal Mantoux test reactions with 2ÒÅ in children has taped the stressful reaction
accompanied by negative emotional reaction. The offered technique prik-test has smaller
irritating effect. It is low stress factor for children in comparison with a Mantoux reaction in
case activation of parameters of a facial electromyogram in the first case occurs less on 67%
on power and on 66% on amplitude. For carrying out of a mass tuberculin diagnosis the priktest
is more optimal method.
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