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Daytime somnolence in adult sleepwalkers
Daytime sleepiness in adults who sleepwalk
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Abstract
Sleepwalkers reported excessive daytime somnolence (EDS), which may be linked to their condition.
- A total of 70 adult sleepwalkers and 70 control subjects participated in the study.
- No differences were observed in sleep parameters between somnolent and nonsomnolent sleepwalkers.
- Sleepwalkers' daytime sleepiness scores were not associated with body mass index or periodic limb movements during sleep.
- There was a tendency for a negative correlation between sleepiness scores and respiratory events during sleep.
- The findings suggest that EDS in sleepwalkers may not stem from other sleep disorders or nocturnal disruptions.
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