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Temporal coherence in ultradian sleep EEG rhythms in a never-depressed, high-risk cohort of female adolescents.

Biological psychiatry - 15 Mar 2002

Morehouse Rachel L, Kusumakar Vivek, Kutcher Stanley P, LeBlanc John, Armitage Roseanne

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BACKGROUND: Previous work has indicated that low temporal coherence of ultradian sleep electroencephalographic rhythms is characteristic of depressed patients and of depressed women, in particular. It may also be evident in one quarter of those at high risk, based on a family history of depression. METHODS: The present study evaluated temporal coherence of sleep electroencephalographic rhythms in 41 adolescent...

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PMID: 11922878
DOI: 10.1016/s0006-3223(01)01297-5

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