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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2013 May 29;83:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2013.05.020. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2013.05.020

Table 1. Participants with In-scanner Sleep-stage Monitoring.

Seven subjects participated in this study, ranging in age from 24 to 58 months.

Child Age Gender Acquisition time (S1; S2) Sessions Sequences Arousals (B; F) Arousal Cause :
1 24 F 49.1 (49.1; 0.0) 2 5 0; 3 P, ASL, P
2 29 M 62.833 (0.0; 62.833) 2 9 0; 1 ASL
3 35 M 52.983 (52.983; n/a) 1 5 1; 3 P, ASL, ASL
4 39 M 39.183 (34.017; 5.167) 2 7 4; 6 P, T2*, P, P, ASL, ASL
5 53 F 33.933 (33.933; 0.0) 2 5 2; 6 P, T2*, P, P, ASL, P
6 56 F 82.033 (53.133; 28.9) 2 9 2; 3 T2*, ASL, ASL
7 58 M 54.6 (41.683; 12.917) 2 9 0; 2 T2*, ASL

Age = post-natal months. All seven subjects contributed to sleep-stage analysis. All seven participants underwent in-scanner sleep-stage monitoring with EEG, EOG and video monitoring. Acquisition time = minutes of fMRI data acquired in NREM3 sleep for Session 1 (S1) and Session 2 (S2). Sessions = number of scanning session per child. Sequences = number of image-acquisition epochs initiated per child. Arousals = number of confirmed arousals, either brief (B) or full (F). Arousal Cause = cause of full arousals, where P = subject preparation; ASL = ASL pulse-sequence acquisition; T2* = T2* pulse-sequence acquisition.

= subject excluded from ICN analysis due to insufficient T2* data.