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Published in: Sleep and Biological Rhythms 1/2023

01-01-2023 | Polysomnography | Correction

Correction to: Comparison of the usability of an automatic sleep staging program via portable 1-channel electroencephalograph and manual sleep staging with traditional polysomnography

Authors: Aoi Kawamura, Takuya Yoshiike, Masahiro Matsuo, Hiroshi Kadotani, Yuki Oike, Midori Kawasaki, Yuichi Kurumai, Kentaro Nagao, Masanori Takami, Naoto Yamada, Kenichi Kuriyama

Published in: Sleep and Biological Rhythms | Issue 1/2023

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In the original publication of this article, in Table 2, the lengths of each sleep stage (N1, N2, N3, REM) were incorrectly listed as the same for all participants, the patient group, and the healthy group. The correct data (Table 2) is given in this correction. This error does not impact the conclusions of the article.
Table 2
Sleep outcome measures for the patient and healthy groups based on the Sleep Scope system and polysomnography findings
Outcome measure
Sleep Scope
Polysomnography (expert)
1
2
3
All participants (N = 40)
 Total sleep time (min)
408 (69)
425 (69)
414 (72)
400 (74)
 Sleep onset latency (min)
24 (18)
21 (16)
21 (17)
21 (16)
 WASO (min)
70 (58)
55 (58)
67 (61)
81 (63)
 SE (%)
81 (12)
85 (12)
82 (13)
80 (13)
 Number of awakenings, ≤ 2 min
131 (115)
188 (69)
119 (77)
111 (57)
Sleep stage
 N1 (min)
56 (50)
83 (49)
85 (60)
80 (54)
 N2 (min)
222 (64)
205 (57)
193 (72)
223 (86)
 N3 (min)
36 (34)
62 (40)
47 (33)
24 (23)
 REM (min)
93 (38)
74 (27)
88 (31)
73 (29)
 Undeterminable (% of total epochs of all participants)
0.214
1.11
0.546
0.0224
Patient group (N = 26)
 Total sleep time (min)
385 (71)
403 (72)
391 (76)
374 (75)
 Sleep onset latency (min)
21 (12)
18 (11)
18 (11)
19 (11)
 WASO (min)
88 (63)
72 (65)
86 (68)
101 (69)
 SE (%)
78 (14)
82 (14)
79 (15)
76 (15)
 Number of awakenings, ≤ 2 min
165 (126)
197 (58)
135 (83)
123 (61)
Sleep stage
 N1 (min)
67 (58)
95 (55)
100 (67)
94 (60)
 N2 (min)
205 (69)
187 (60)
170 (76)
194 (90)
 N3 (min)
29 (36)
53 (41)
39 (36)
18 (21)
 REM (min)
84 (37)
69 (29)
82 (35)
67 (31)
 Undeterminable (% of total epochs of all participants)
0.327
1.19
0.642
0.00389
Healthy group (N = 14)
 Total sleep time (min)
450 (41)
466 (38)
456 (35)
448 (40)
 Sleep onset latency (min)
30 (24)
26 (22)
27 (22)
26 (22)
 WASO (min)
36 (19)
24 (17)
33 (18)
43 (20)
 SE (%)
87 (5)
90 (5)
88 (5)
87 (5)
 Number of awakenings, ≤ 2 min
69 (39)
169 (81)
89 (48)
90 (38)
Sleep stage
 N1 (min)
37 (11)
62 (21)
59 (25)
53 (19)
 N2 (min)
254 (30)
238 (26)
237 (29)
276 (34)
 N3 (min)
49 (22)
80 (29)
62 (17)
35 (20)
 REM (min)
110 (33)
85 (17)
98 (18)
84 (19)
 Undeterminable (% of total epochs of all participants)
0.0138
0.976
0.374
0.0554
All participants (N = 40)
All data are presented as the mean value and standard deviation [mean (SD)]
N1 sleep stage N1, N2 sleep stage N2, N3 sleep stage N3, REM rapid eye movement, WASO wake after sleep onset, SE sleep efficiency
Note (for all tables): Sleep Scope is manufactured by SleepWell Co., Ltd. (Osaka, Japan; https://​sleepwell.​co.​jp/​sleepscope)
Metadata
Title
Correction to: Comparison of the usability of an automatic sleep staging program via portable 1-channel electroencephalograph and manual sleep staging with traditional polysomnography
Authors
Aoi Kawamura
Takuya Yoshiike
Masahiro Matsuo
Hiroshi Kadotani
Yuki Oike
Midori Kawasaki
Yuichi Kurumai
Kentaro Nagao
Masanori Takami
Naoto Yamada
Kenichi Kuriyama
Publication date
01-01-2023
Publisher
Springer Nature Singapore
Keyword
Polysomnography
Published in
Sleep and Biological Rhythms / Issue 1/2023
Print ISSN: 1446-9235
Electronic ISSN: 1479-8425
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s41105-022-00425-1

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