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February 9, 2026Медицинский вестник МВД0 citations

The Issue of Sleep Monitoring in the Resuscitation and Intensive Care Units

ASA. SchUChKOMLM.A. LarinIPIgor N. Pasechnik

Key Points

  • To explore the prevalence of sleep disorders in intensive care and their impact on patient rehabilitation.
  • Assessing sleep patterns using actigraphy in critically ill patients.
  • Analyzing sleep and wakefulness through motor activity measurements.
  • Focusing on both therapeutic and surgical profiles in a resuscitation setting.
  • Identified widespread dyssomnia among patients in intensive care units.
  • Noted significant complications associated with poor sleep.
  • Suggested actigraphy as an effective tool for future monitoring.

Abstract

Sleep disorders – dyssomnia – in patients of a resuscitation and intensive care unit of both therapeutic and surgical profile – is a wide-spread phenomenon resulting in complications and retarding rehabilitation. Us of actigraphy – a method of objective assessment of the rhythm of sleep and wakefulness by means of registering the patient’s motor activity allows characterizing the state of sleep in patients with various diseases.

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SchUChKO et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698979e9f0ec2af6756e7e9ehttps://doi.org/10.52341/20738080_2025_136_3_19
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