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  • To review the principal properties of melatonin.
  • To explore potential clinical applications of melatonin in critically ill patients.

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  • Literature review of clinical studies on melatonin's effects.
  • Analysis of melatonin's physiological and pharmacological properties.

Main Results:

  • Melatonin administration is linked to improved sleep quality.
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