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. 2020 Nov 23;77:15–22. doi: 10.1016/j.sleep.2020.11.021

Table 1.

Prevalence of individual sleep disturbances and changes during home confinement in Parkinson's disease subjects with sleep abnormalities (N = 295).

Sl. No. Sleep parameters (A) Parkinson's disease subjects having symptom (n; %)
(B) Never had this symptom (n; %)
(C) No worsening during home confinement
(n; %)
(D) Worsening/appearance of new-onset sleep disturbances during home confinement
(n; %)
A (295-B) B (295-A) C (A-D) D (A-C)
1 Insomnia (a/b + c/d) 221 (74.9) 74 (25.1) 69 (23.4) 152 (51.5)
a. Difficulty falling and/or
staying asleep
244 (82.7) 51 (17.3) 109 (36.9) 135 (45.8)
b. Waking up too early in the
morning
240 (81.4) 55 (18.6) 129 (43.7) 111 (37.7)
c. Fatigued, irritable or low
mood the next day
211 (71.5) 84 (28.5) 94 (31.9) 117 (39.7)
d. Difficult to concentrate and reduced ability to function
or heaviness of head next
day
198 (67.1) 97 (32.9) 93 (31.5) 105 (35.6)
2 Features suggestive of restless legs syndrome 135 (45.8) 160 (54.2) 62 (21) 73 (24.7)
3 Features suggestive of sleep-disordered breathing (a and/or b) 166 (56.3) 129 (43.7) 119 (40.3) 47 (15.9)
a. Snoring at night 144 (48.8) 151 (51.2) 119 (40.3) 25 (8.5)
b. Feeling as if you were not
able to breathe at night
81 (27.5) 214 (72.5) 48 (16.3) 33 (11.2)
4 Features suggestive of rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder 147 (49.8) 148 (50.2) 80 (27.1) 67 (22.7)