Aircraft noise effects on sleep: a systematic comparison of EEG awakenings and automatically detected cardiac activations.
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...…destabilizes physiology and promotes a range of somatic responses (Wulff et al., 2010), including drowsiness, micro-sleeps and unintended sleep (Basner et al., 2008a, 2008b; Philip & Akerstedt, 2006; Pilcher et al., 2000; Scott et al., 2007), bodily sensations of pain and cold (Kundermann et…...
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...Experimental studies have shown acute responses to environmental noise on different physiological responses, such as endothelial dysfunction,(14) hypertension,(15,16) and sleep quality.(17,18) In the present study, we aim to investigate if and how night-time aircraft noise can trigger mortality for cardiovascular diseases (CVDs)....
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...In the same way, Griefahn et al. (2008) and Basner et al. (2008) recently showed that subjects spending four consecutive nights during three consecutive weeks in laboratory conditions submitted to nocturnal transportation noises (air, road, rail from 45 to 77 dBA), showed no cardiac habituation....
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...The latter are defined as activations of the central nervous system lasting for 3 s or longer (Bonnet et al 1992, Iber et al 2007), and they are therefore more frequent and less specific than EEG awakenings....
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...According to specific conventions (Iber et al 2007, Rechtschaffen et al 1968), the night is divided into 30 s epochs....
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...Shorter activations in the EEG and EMG, so-called arousals, can be detected with the polysomnogram (Bonnet et al 2007, Iber et al 2007)....
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