How can I run sleep and anesthesia studies with intracranial EEG?

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<p>The similarity of sleep and general anesthesia has fascinated scientists for a longtime. At first glance, both states are characterized by similar behavioralcorrelates, namely decreased responsiveness, arousal and movement. Previously,non-invasive scalp electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings demonstratedhighly comparable spectral signatures of both states, such as the ubiquitouspresence of slow waves or delta...

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• Electroencephalography
• Healthy Volunteers
• Phenotype
• Polysomnography
• Sleep
• Sleep Deprivation
• Time Factors
• Wakefulness

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b8e87fba-698b-515a-8a4a-4745de50a378

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10.31234/osf.io/s65q4