Showing papers by "Stephan F. Taylor published in 1991"

TL;DR: Sleep continuity measures improved after 3 weeks of neuroleptic therapy, showing decreased sleep latency and improved sleep efficiency, while REM latency increased with treatment, although half the patients continued to exhibit REM latencies less than 60 min.

TL;DR: Kupfer and Ehlers (1989) have sug- gested that SOREMs may indicate shortening of REM latency because of increased REM "pressure," as opposed to deficient slow-wave sleep, which also shorten REM latency.