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. 2014 Jun 10;8:209. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2014.00209

Table 3.

Sleep parameters recorded before and 1 day after the end of EMDR therapy applied to control (CTL) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) patients.

Sleep parameters Before After
CTL (N = 11) PTSD (N = 13) CTL (N = 11) PTSD (N = 13)
Sleep latency (min) 10.3±6.1 8.3±4.3 13.5±15.6 5.8±7.1
REM sleep latency (min) 83.2±36.5 81.2±28.9 84.5±39.4 91.4±31.5
N1 (%) 2.7±2.4 3.9±4.3 1.9±1.2 2.8±1.7
N2 (%) 57.8±6 54.7±4.5 55.8±6.8 54.8±6.4
N3 (%) 21.0±6.0 22.2±6.3 22.2±7.8 21.7±8.1
Micro-arousals (n) 71.2±25.4 80.1±29.2 75.5±28.1 72.3±29.1
Total sleep time (min) 383.1±24.3 375.8±57.3 377.4±66.3 379.5±47.9
PLM (n/h) 0.6±2.2 0.6±2.1 0.6±2.0 0.7±2.1
AHI (n/h) 2.1±1.7 4.8±6.7 2.8±2.1 4.2±6.2
Transitions REM-waking 3.0±1.7 4.8±3.5 2.9±1.8 3.8±2.7
Transitions REM-N1 0.4±0.7 0.4±0.6 0.6±1.0 0.6±0.8
Transitions REM-N2 2.5±0.9 2.4±1.6 3.4±2.2 2.5±1.4
REM densitya 34±18 62±33 29±21 26±17

Values are presented as mean ± SD. Number of subjects per group is shown in parenthesis.

a

REM density was determined in 9 control subjects and 13 PTSD patients.

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