Figure 3From: Sleep continuity: a new metric to quantify disrupted hypnograms in non-sedated intensive care unit patientsHypnogram and sleep episode distribution in two representative patients. A) Frequency of sleep episode duration in a patient with high sleep continuity. Note that the number of sleep bouts is low. This patient spent most of his sleep time in naps lasting more than 10Â minutes. Total sleep was 349Â minutes. Inset: conventional hypnograms from 4Â pm to 9Â am. Arrow: median value (1.5Â minutes); Dash arrow: 75th percentile value (4.75Â minutes). B) Frequency of sleep episode duration in a patient with low sleep continuity. The number of bouts is high and there is only one nap lasting more than 10Â minutes. This patient spent most of his sleep in bouts shorter than 10Â minutes. Total sleep was 326Â minutes. Inset: conventional hypnograms from 4Â pm to 9Â am. Arrow: median value (one minute); Dash arrow: 75th percentile value (two minutes).Back to article page