Key result
The study examined slow-wave activity, cardiac sympathetic activity, heart rate, and body temperatures during NREM/REM sleep cycles in 10 young healthy males, though results are not reported.
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No immediate clinical implications from small healthy-male cohort; leaves open NREM/REM modulation of post-sleep sympathetic decline.
Observational (n=10)
Burgess et al. (2001) conducted an observational in Healthy (n=10). Nighttime sleep recording was evaluated on Pattern of change in cardiac sympathetic activity, slow-wave activity, heart rate, and body temperature during NREM/REM sleep cycles. The study examined slow-wave activity, cardiac sympathetic activity, heart rate, and body temperatures during NREM/REM sleep cycles in 10 young healthy males, though results are not reported.
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