Surface electromyography of facial muscles during natural and artificial feeding of infants

Jornal de pediatria
Cristiane F GomesCarlos R Padovani

Abstract

To measure and compare the activity of the masseter, temporalis and buccinator muscles in different infant feeding methods. Cross-sectional study of 60 full-term infants with no intercurrent diseases, aged between two and three months, classified into the following groups: 1) exclusive breastfeeding; 2) breastfeeding plus bottle-feeding; and 3) exclusive breastfeeding plus cup feeding. Surface electromyography was performed during infant feeding. The Krushal-Wallis test was used, complemented by multiple paired comparisons of the groups. A 5% significance level was chosen for the tests. Statistically higher results were verified in the breastfeeding group in relation to the bottle-feeding one, both in the range of movement and the mean contraction of the masseter. With regard to the temporalis muscle, statistically higher results were found in the breastfeeding group comparatively to the bottle-feeding one. As to the buccinator muscle, statistically higher results were observed in the breastfeeding group in relation to the bottle-feeding one, although in this case, the difference concerned only the range of contraction. The similarities between the muscle activity in the breastfeeding and in the cup-feeding groups suggests that...Continue Reading

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