Changes in cerebral and autonomic activity heralding periodic limb movements in sleep
Authors:
- Franco FerrilloFFFranco Ferrillo
- Manolo BeelkeMBManolo Beelke
- Paola CanovaroPCPaola Canovaro
- Tsuyoshi WatanabeTWTsuyoshi Watanabe
- Debora AricòDADebora Aricò
- Pierpaolo RizzoPRPierpaolo Rizzo
- Sergio GarbarinoSergio Garbarino
- Lino NobiliLNLino Nobili
- Fabrizio De CarliFCFabrizio De Carli
- 1 July 2004
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Sleep Medicine
- Vol. 5 (4) , 407-412
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