在Lisdexamfetamine治疗中测量客观和主观睡眠 治疗急性甲基胺戒断:可行性研究

Liam S Acheson1,2,3, Christopher Gordon4,5, Rebecca McKetin1

  • 1The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), The University of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

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概括

行为摄影和睡眠日记是可行的测量睡眠在甲基胺戒断期间,显示低参与者负担. 与主观睡眠日记报告相比,客观行动图显示了显著的差异.

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