Bruxoff jako alternatywa polisomnografii w diagnostyce bruksizmu

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MS 2019; 10: 8-51.

Streszczenie

Bruksizm nocny to aktywność parafunkcjonalna o zmiennym osobniczo przebiegu i różnym nasileniu dolegliwości. W znacznej większości przypadków pacjenci dotknięci tego rodzaju zaburzeniami nie są świadomi ich występowania i rzadko łączą z nimi dolegliwości bólowe. Ze względu na niską dokładność i specyficzność diagnostyki opartej wyłącznie na objawach klinicznych i zgłaszanych przez pacjenta symptomach konieczne jest wdrożenie dodatkowych metod diagnostycznych. Jedną z nich jest zastosowanie przenośnego urządzenia Bruxoff, umożliwiającego rejestrację aktywności elektrycznej mięśni żucia i częstotliwości pracy serca w warunkach domowych. Na podstawie analizy piśmiennictwa przeprowadzono ocenę skuteczności wykorzystania elektromiografii w pomiarze zaawansowania bruksizmu nocnego.

Abstract

Sleep bruxism is a parafunctional activity with numerous clinical features and varied intensity among patients. In most cases, patients with this condition are unaware of the problem and rarely associate it with pain. Diagnosing bruxism based solely on clinical features and symptomatology yields low accuracy and specificity, which indicates the necessity of broad diagnostic methodology. Bruxoff is a new portable device that allows for home registration of muscle electric activity and heart rate. A review of electromyography's effectiveness in measuring sleep bruxism intensity has been conducted based on current literature review.

Hasła indeksowe: elektromiografia, bruksizm nocny, Bruxoff, przegląd piśmiennictwa

Key words: electromyography, sleep bruxism, Bruxoff, literature review

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