Murri L., Stefanini A., Bonanni E., Cei G., Navona C., Denoth F.
life and medical sciences
Variations in EEG total power and in single frequency bands during REM sleep have been studied in normal right-handed and left-handed subjects. A reduction in the R/L ratio was observed in right-handed subjects while a statistically significant increase was noted in left-handed subjects. In a number of this subjects, a wakening was provoked during REM sleep using non-verbal auditory stimuli. The R/L ratio found in REM sleep did not show any significant variation in the immediately successive wakeful state. The results indicate that the presence of a power asymmetry during REM sleep is in that this asymmetry frequently changes immediately after experimental awakening.
Source: Research communications in psychology, psychiatry and behavior 9 (1984): 109–120.
Publisher: PJD Publications Ltd., Westbury, N.Y., Stati Uniti d'America
@article{oai:it.cnr:prodotti:420627,
title = {Hemispheric EEG differences during rem sleep in dextrals and sinistrals},
author = {Murri L. and Stefanini A. and Bonanni E. and Cei G. and Navona C. and Denoth F.},
publisher = {PJD Publications Ltd., Westbury, N.Y., Stati Uniti d'America},
journal = {Research communications in psychology, psychiatry and behavior},
volume = {9},
pages = {109–120},
year = {1984}
}