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  • 25. Inter-hemispheric asynchrony of the brain during events of apnoea and EEG arousals.
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  • 30. Altered processing of acoustic stimuli during sleep: reduced auditory activation and visual deactivation detected by a combined fMRI/EEG study.
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  • 33. Cyclic alternating pattern (CAP) alterations in narcolepsy.
    Terzano MG, Smerieri A, Del Felice A, Giglia F, Palomba V, Parrino L.
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  • 34. [Sleep-arousal dissociation in a case of hypersomnia].
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  • 40. Facial muscle activation during sleep and its relation to the rapid eye movements of REM sleep.
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