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Prihodova I et al. – Almost two–thirds of the groaning episodes were connected with arousals. Hypothetically, nocturnal groaning may well be a source of sleep disruption (mainly REM) in some cases. Because an arousal mostly preceded or coincided with groaning the authors believe that arousal mechanisms may be involved in the pathogenesis of nocturnal groaning.

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