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Sleep deprivation and intensive care unit psychosis.
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[An animal model for a heart deficiency syndrome induced by sleep deprivation].
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[Influence of sleep deprivation on experimental psilocybine-induced psychosis].
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[Therapy of endogenous depressions using sleep deprivation. Practical and theoretical consequences].
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[Influencing of peroral glycemic curves by sleep deprivation. Analysis of the curves by computer].
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The effect of LSD on sleep-deprived men.
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Selective REM sleep deprivation and compensation phenomena in the rat.
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Serum enzyme changes during sleep deprivation.
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A response to 'Patient safety', Levison A, Anaesthesia 2003; 58: 1236, and 'Sleep deprivation and performance', Price S R, Anaesthesia 2003; 58: 1238-9.
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[Experience with the activation of EEG recordings through sleep deprivation in children and adolescents].
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Effects of limited sleep deprivation on performance of selected motor tasks.
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[Influence of sleep deprivation on the daily rhythm of plasmatic iron].
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[Influence of sleep deprivation and work on performance in vigilance tests].
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Sleep deprivation as a provocation method in electroencephalography in patients with non-epileptic cerebral disorders.
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[Activation of EEG tracings in graduated sleep deprivation in children and adolescents].
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Simple reaction time, duration of driving and sleep deprivation in young versus old automobile drivers.
Car accidents are one of the major causes of death in modern society and sleepiness is identified as one major risk factor. The purposes of the present study were: (1) to relate the sleep loss and driving time to a performance indicator and (2) to identify risk factors of performance decrement. We investigated 294 drivers (age < 30 years, n = 100; age > or = 30 years, n = 194) who drove into a rest stop area. All were asked to fill out a questionnaire about the drive and previous sleep/wake pattern, and to carry out a 10 min, simple reaction time (RT) test. The level of performance is identified by the 10% slowest RTs. Multiple regression analysis, with the mean of the 10% Slowest RTs as the dependent variable, showed that age, duration of drive, and duration (shortness) of previous breaks were the main predictors. Our study suggests that public awareness may need to be raised with respect excessive length of driving, especially in young drivers.
Neurological findings following short-term sleep deprivation.
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