Analysis of influencing factors of sleep spindles / 临床神经病学杂志
Journal of Clinical Neurology
; (6): 102-106, 2024.
Article
in Zh
| WPRIM
| ID: wpr-1019239
Responsible library:
WPRO
ABSTRACT
Objective Sleep spindles play an important role in promoting cognition.This paper discusses the influencing factors of sleep spindles and provides objective evidence for clinical intervention and regulation of spindles to improve sleep and cognition.Methods Fifty patients with poor sleep quality were monitored overnight by sleep monitoring system,and physiological parameters of sleep structure,electroencephalography power spectrum,cardiovascular and respiratory function were obtained.The correlations between the parameters,age,sex and the spindle index and characteristics(frequency,duration and amplitude)of non rapid-eye-movement sleep(NREM)Ⅱphase were calculated.In Poincare diagram,SD1 represents the positive index of parasympathetic nerve activity,and SD2 represents the negative index of sympathetic nerve activity.Pulse transit time(PTT)decline index represents vascular sympathetic stability.Results SD1(β =-0.512,P<0.05)and PTT decline index(β =-0.271,P<0.05)were negatively correlated with spindle index respectively,while SD2 was positively correlated with spindle index(β =0.474,P<0.05).The sleep change index,NREMⅠ phase proportion and cortical EEG microarousal index were negatively correlated with spindle index(r =-0.316,r =-0.359,r =-0.326;all P<0.05).Age was negatively correlated with spindle index(β =-0.422,P<0.05).δ power of deep sleep was negatively correlated with Spindle wave amplitude(β = 0.65,P<0.001).No correlation was found between sex and sleep spindles.Conclusions The production of sleep spindles depends on good sleep and stable autonomic nerves.It is related to cognition and reflects the strength of synaptic connections,which provides evidence for clinical intervention and regulation of sleep spindles,and also provides a new physiological indicator for evaluating cognitive and brain function.
Full text:
1
Database:
WPRIM
Language:
Zh
Journal:
Journal of Clinical Neurology
Year:
2024
Document type:
Article