Hao, Chao Xie, Tian Peng, Yudi Li, Mingzhu Luo, Wei Ma, Ning
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Journal of sleep research
Vigilance is highly sensitive to the time-of-day effect and goes through the daytime trough during the period of the post-noon dip. A midday nap could maintain individuals' vigilance at an optimal level. Thus, homeostatic sleep pressure is one of the main reasons for the post-noon dip in daytime vigilance. The current study focussed on the role of ...
Jørgensen, Sofie Drevsholt Kidmose, Preben Mikkelsen, Kaare Blech, Maxine Hemmsen, Martin Christian Rank, Mike Lind Kjaer, Troels Wesenberg
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Journal of sleep research
The interest in sleep as a potential clinical biomarker is growing, but the standard method of sleep assessment, polysomnography, is expensive, time consuming, and requires a lot of expert assistance for both set-up and interpretation. To make sleep analysis more available both in research and in the clinic, there is a need for a reliable wearable ...
Zeng, Guoli Zhou, Yan Yang, Yushu Ruan, Lili Tan, Linjie Luo, Hua Ruan, Jianghai
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Journal of sleep research
Electroencephalogram-microstate analysis was conducted using low-resolution electromagnetic tomography (LORETA)-KEY to evaluate dynamic brain network changes in patients with acute large artery atherosclerotic cerebral infarction (LAACI) during the rest and sleep stages. This study included 35 age- and sex-matched healthy controls and 34 patients w...
Petit, Dominique Touchette, Evelyne Pennestri, Marie-Hélène Paquet, Jean Côté, Sylvana Tremblay, Richard E Boivin, Michel Montplaisir, Jacques Y
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Journal of sleep research
Sleep plays a fundamental role in brain development and resultant functions. The aim was to verify whether nocturnal sleep duration during early childhood has long-term associations with academic achievement at age 10 years. The present study is part of the Quebec Longitudinal Study of Child Development, a representative cohort of infants born in 1...
Ojalvo, Dávid Pacheco, André Pekkola Benedict, Christian
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Journal of sleep research
Consumer sleep wearables are increasingly popular, even among patients with sleep problems. However, the daily feedback provided by these devices could exacerbate sleep-related worry. To investigate this issue, 14 patients received a self-help guide booklet to improve sleep and wore the sleep tracker Fitbit Inspire 2 on their non-dominant hand for ...
Chabal, Sarah Folstein, Jonathan R Chinoy, Evan D Markwald, Rachel R Lieberman, Harris R
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Journal of sleep research
Submariners face many environmental and operational challenges to maintaining good sleep, including suboptimal lighting, shift work, and frequent interruptions. Anecdotally, many Sailors consume caffeine to alleviate the effects of poor sleep on alertness, mood, and performance; however, caffeine itself may also degrade sleep quantity and/or qualit...
Rach, Héloïse Reynaud, Eve Kilic-Huck, Ulker Ruppert, Elisabeth Comtet, Henri Roy de Belleplaine, Virginie Fuchs, Fanny Van Someren, Eus J W Geoffroy, Pierre A Bourgin, Patrice
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Journal of sleep research
Idiopathic hypersomnia is poorly diagnosed in the absence of biomarkers to distinguish it from other central hypersomnia subtypes. Given that light plays a main role in the regulation of sleep and wake, we explored the retinal melanopsin-based pupil response in patients with idiopathic hypersomnia and narcolepsy type 1, and healthy subjects. Twenty...
Dibben, Grace O Martin, Anne Shore, Colin B Johnstone, Avril McMellon, Christina Palmer, Victoria Pugmire, Juliana Riddell, Julie Skivington, Kathryn Wells, Valerie
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Journal of sleep research
Optimal sleep, both in terms of duration and quality, is important for adolescent health. However, young people's sleeping habits have worsened over recent years. Access to and use of interactive electronic devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, portable gaming devices) and social media have become deep-rooted elements of adolescents' lives and are a...
Lin, Yanjuan Xu, Shurong Peng, Yanchun Li, Sailan Huang, Xizhen Chen, Liangwan
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Journal of sleep research
Postoperative delirium (POD) is a very common neurological complication after valve surgery. Some studies have shown that preoperative sleep disorder is associated with POD, but the correlation between preoperative slow wave sleep (SWS) and POD remains unclear. Therefore, this study aims to identify the correlation between preoperative slow wave sl...
Basta, M Skourti, E Simos, P Soumaki, E Li, Y Gerostergios, G Samiotakis, G Dafermos, V Drakaki, M Papadakis, N
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Depression prevalence increases significantly during adolescence/early adulthood. Depression in youth may present suicidal ideation, while suicide represents the leading cause of death in this age group. Moreover, adolescents/young adults frequently report sleep complaints that may partially be due to depressive symptoms. Studies on the association...
