PME1qEEG

Emma Pophal1, Mohamed Taha2, Emily Doll2

  • 1Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA.

まとめ

アンヴェリヒット - ルンドボルグ病 (ULD) の進行は,睡眠パターンの悪化によって追跡される可能性があります. 定量的EEG (qEEG) は,ULD患者の運動機能と認知機能の低下と相関する睡眠構造の喪失を示しています.

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