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Journal Article

Author
Shannon, G. F.; Thomas, M.; Mills, C. J.
Title
Restlessness: Quantitative measures to aid health evaluation
In
Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia: Multi-Disciplinary Engineering
Imprint
vol. GE10, no. 1, Jun 1986, pp. 59-63
Description

Paper G1192

Abstract

How good is a good night's sleep? Quantitative assessment is difficult because of the variety of physiological and psychological factors that influence the sleeping process. Strain gauges placed on a leg of the patient bed enable physical activity during sleep to be monitored in a continuous way from which the data can be compared with other clinical data. This simple, non-invasive monitor, provides valuable assistance to the clinician.

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