Sleep EEG Signatures in COVID-19 Survivors.

Abhishek GoyalKhushboo SaxenaAvishek KarParneet Kaur BhagtanaChinta Siva Koti Rupa SrideviSwanzil ChaudharyRashida Ali

Published in: Sleep and vigilance (2021)

Abnormal EEG waves are very commonly seen in COVID-19 survivors. Presence of these abnormal PSG-EEG waves hints that COVID-19 might have similar effects as depression, insomnia on these subjects, at least in short run. Whether these changes are temporary or permanent needs to be evaluated by performing serial polysomnographies in patients with COVID-19 ARDS.

Keyphrases

coronavirus disease
sars cov
functional connectivity
resting state
working memory
sleep quality
young adults
respiratory syndrome coronavirus
depressive symptoms
acute respiratory distress syndrome
physical activity
intensive care unit
high density