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. 2024 Nov 22;11:100285. doi: 10.1016/j.prdoa.2024.100285

Table 2.

Change of objective sleep parameters between the zonisamide treatment and placebo groups on the full analysis set (FAS).

zonisamide treatment placebo
baseline (n = 23) 28 days (n = 19) quantity of alteration (n = 15) a baseline (n = 22) 28 days (n = 22) quantity of alteration (n = 16) a p*
dropouts number (n) 10 14 18 12 12 18
primary outcome
sleep efficiency (%) 82.81 ± 16.33 83.59 ± 14.16 0.21 ± 12.35 86.45 ± 8.38 85.19 ± 11.36 −2.45 ± 12.53 0.556
secondary outcomes
objective outcome
Total sleep time (TST) (min) 321.87 ± 84.89 313.84 ± 105.23 −11.77 ± 72.10 348.30 ± 103.96 339.50 ± 115.68 −15.28 ± 81.81 0.9
Wake time after sleep onset (WASO) (min) 72.96 ± 77.79 64.71 ± 56.51 −8.73 ± 60.65 54.14 ± 33.78 60.67 ± 56.81 11.69 ± 65.02 0.374
Sleep onset latency (SOL) (min). 30.70 ± 29.13 21.84 ± 17.43 −2.17 ± 23.59 32.57 ± 43.61 37.61 ± 51.24 3.69 ± 31.82 0.567
REM sleep/non-REM sleep ratio (%) 20.75 ± 12.27 16.66 ± 15.78 −1.7 ± 17.18 17.98 ± 13.44 20.62 ± 9.78 −0.42 ± 11.09 0.805
Deep sleep (N3) time (min) 69.30 ± 30.03 66.50 ± 38.25 −8.90 ± 33.08 68.09 ± 29.84 55.23 ± 27.63 −13.91 ± 37.84 0.699

* comparison of quantity of alteration between zonisamide treatment and placebo groups.

a: the quantity of alteration of the EEG/EOG recording system was analyzed patients who had both pre- and post-intervention data.