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Drug-induced Chances In The Inverse Power-law Distributions And I/F Power Spectra Of Fetal Breathing Dynamics

We have shown that the inverse power-law relationship in the distribution of the interburst intervals and in the power spectrum of fetal breathing dynamics can be effectively changed with drugs. Immature breathing patterns can be made more mature with opiate agonists, while more mature breathing patterns can be made less mature with opiate antagonists. These changes support the hypothesis that the fractal mechanisms involved in the regulation of breathing rate variability can be modulated.