Figure 1From: Sleep continuity: a new metric to quantify disrupted hypnograms in non-sedated intensive care unit patientsIllustration of the potential superiority of sleep continuity measures over conventional sleep analysis. The two hypnograms are similar as concerns the amount of sleep and awakening index. Only sleep continuity measures such as time spent in short naps of 10- to 30-minute duration (24Â minutes (80% of sleep time) in hypnogram A versus 0Â minutes [0%] in hypnogram B) or time spent in bouts of less than 10Â minutes (6Â minutes (20%) in A versus 30Â minutes (100%) in B) could differentiate the two hypnograms.Back to article page