Neonatal sleep is pivotal for their growth and development, yet manual interpretation of raw images is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) presents significant advantages in terms of objectivity and convenience for investigating neonatal sleep patterns. However, research on the sleep patterns of healthy neonates remains scarce. This study aims to identify QEEG markers that distinguish between different neonatal sleep cycles and analyze QEEG alterations across various sleep stages in relation to postmenstrual age.
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