Images: A Case of EEG Artifact By Proxy.

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2019
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Abstract
In this manuscript we describe a case of electroencephalography artifact during polysomnography that occurred in the context of mother co-sleeping with her child. The potential interference from a co-sleeping parent's electrocardiography, as illustrated in this case, may be an under-recognized source of electroencephalography artifact in pediatric patients.
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Authors Li, Ang;Matthews, Camilla K;Plante, David T;
Journal journal of clinical sleep medicine : jcsm : official publication of the american academy of sleep medicine
Year 2019
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jc-18-00686
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