<Original Paper>Nocturnal EEG Sleep in Blind Subjects : Comparison to Non Visually-Impaired Controls
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Sleep EEG recordings were made over two consecutive nights on two congenitally totally-blind subjects and two partially-blind subjects. The recordings obtained were compared with those from non-impaired subjects. The results showed that the percentage of sleep stage 3 was significantly decreased in blind subjects compared to control subjects. There were no significant differences in the other sleep stages. The blind subjects had less percentage of sleep stage 4,but there were no statistical differences.
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著者
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Hono Takahiro
Department Of Clinical Psychology Faculty Of Medical Welfare Kawasaki University Of Medical Welfare
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Miyata Yo
Department Of Psychology Faculty Of Arts Kwansei Gakuin University
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HONO Takahiro
Department of Clinical Psychology, Faculty of Medical Welfare Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare
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