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Sleep perception in insomniacs, sleep-disordered breathing patients, and healthy volunteers – An important biologic parameter of sleep
Sleep Medicine, 08/27/09
Pinto LR et al. – The results showed that the reported sleep perception of insomniacs is lower than that of sleep–disordered breathing patients or normal individuals. The authors believe that sleep perception is as important as other commonly measured parameters, such as sleep efficiency.
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