Abstract
Sleep and wake are defined through physiological and behavioral criteria and can be typically separated into NREM sleep stages N1, N2, and N3, REM sleep and wake. Sleep and wake states are not homogenous in time. Their properties vary during the night and day cycle. Given that brain activity changes as a function of NREM, REM, and wake during the night and day cycle, are seizures more likely to occur during NREM, REM, or wake at a specific time? More ...
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