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. 2021 May 18;18(5):471–477. doi: 10.30773/pi.2020.0348

Table 2.

Sleep parameters, vigilance, and subjective drowsiness after LE in the three conditions

DLa OLEDb LEDc p Post hoc analysis
Polysomnography
 Total sleep time, min 319.8±25.3 327.3±18.9 328.5±15.1 0.204
 Sleep latency, min 3.4±3.2 4.2±5.5 3.8±3.0 0.639
 Sleep efficiency, % 93.9±3.5 94.1±3.9 94.1±3.9 0.882
 WASO, % 5.2±3.3 4.7±3.4 5.0±2.9 0.929
 Stage N1, % 10.2±4.9 10.2±6.9 10.4±5.8 0.453
 Stage N2, % 51.1±8.3 50.4±8.2 53.8±6.5 0.023* b<c
 Stage N3, % 14.6±9.2 16.0±10.7 12.9±9.2 0.013* b>c
 REM sleep, % 24.1±5.8 23.4±6.1 22.9±4.8 0.576*
 Total AI, /h 12.6±5.1 12.2±5.9 12.7±5.0 0.384
 Spontaneous AI, /h 7.9±4.3 8.6±5.5 8.7±4.6 0.742
Psychomotor vigilance test
 Number of lapses 3.5±3.9 3.0±3.5 3.7±3.4 0.529
 1/response time, /s 4.3±0.5 4.3±0.6 4.3±0.6 0.883*
 Errors 1.1±1.4 1.3±0.9 0.9±1.2 0.402
 Subjective drowsiness
 SSS 2.5±0.7 2.5±1.0 2.3±0.8 0.524

Data are mean±standard-deviation values. Analyzed by Friedman test.

*

analyzed by Repeated-measures ANOVA.

WASO: waking after sleep onset, REM: rapid eye movement, AI: arousal index, SSS: Stanford Sleepiness Scale