Impact of Sleep on Extracellular Volume in Human Brains: A Study with Simultaneous Sodium (23Na) MRI and EEG

Alzheimers Dement · 2024 · PMC11716296

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Surprisingly, we observed a decrease in ECVF with sleep stage in the gray matter ( P =0.036) and in the white matter ( P =0.085, nearly significant).

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