Sleep monitoring in ICU patients
Abstract
Sleep disruption and deprivation is a continuing problem in the ICU. Strategies to improve sleep are confounded by difficulties in monitoring and measuring sleep in the ICU; traditional polysomnography cannot be utilized. Practical, non-intrusive diagnostic monitoring of sleep is required. The aims were to test two new ambulatory sleep diagnostic devices to monitor sleep in the ICU, compare sleep data generated by the different devices, and...
Paper Details
Title
Sleep monitoring in ICU patients
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
19
Issue
Suppl 1
Pages
P551 - P551
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