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DEVELOPMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TEMPORAL SHARP TRANSIENTS IN THE EEG OF NORMAL PRETERM AND TERM NEWBORNS Magda Lahorgue Nunes1, Fernando T. Gameleira2, Andréa J. Oliveira3, Jaderson Costa da Costa4 ABSTRACT - Objective: To describe developmental characteristics, morphological aspects and incidence of temporal sharp transients (TST) in normal preterm and term newborns at matched conceptional ages (CA). Method: Neonatal EEGs from two groups of normal newborns were evaluated in order to identify and characterize TST. Group I (n=40) consisted of newborns from 34 to 40 weeks of gestational age (GA) that were submitted to a single EEG between 24 and 48 hours of life. Group II consisted of 10 preterm newborns with GA between 30-32 weeks, followed with a weekly EEG until they reached term. Morphology of TST was divided in 3 groups (temporal sawtooth, isolated transients or repetitive transients). TST index, density and total number were calculated in each polysomnography and related to sleep stages and CA. Laterality (right/ left) was also evaluated. The groups were compared at 34, 36, 38 and 40 weeks of CA. Results: TST index and density decreased with the increase of CA in both groups (p
