Chronic intermittent hypoxia worsens brain damage and sensorimotor behavioral abnormalities after ischemic stroke: Effect on autonomic nervous activity and sleep patterns

Keyphrases

• Activity Fragmentation 8%
• Activity Patterns 100%
• Autonomic Function 25%
• Autonomic Nervous System 100%
• Behavioral Abnormalities 100%
• Blood Pressure 8%
• Brain Injury 100%
• Cardiac Autonomic Function 8%
• Cerebral Infarction 25%
• Chronic Intermittent Hypoxia 100%
• Dysregulated 8%
• Hypoxia 8%
• Increased Blood Pressure 8%
• Intermittent Hypoxia 100%
• Ischemic Stroke 100%
• Objective Sleep 8%
• Paradoxical Sleep 8%
• Patients with Stroke 8%
• Physiological Signals 8%
• Post-stroke 8%
• Pressure Behavior 8%
• Prevalent Diseases 8%
• Room Air 8%
• Sensorimotor 100%
• Sensorimotor Function 33%
• Sensorimotor Performance 16%
• Sleep Apnea 16%
• Sleep Fragmentation 8%
• Sleep Patterns 100%
• Stroke Effect 100%
• Stroke Risk 8%
• Sympathetic Activity 25%
• System Patterns 8%
• Transient Middle Cerebral Artery Occlusion (tMCAO) 58%

Neuroscience

• Autonomic Nervous System 14%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 57%
• Brain Injury 100%
• Brain Ischemia 100%
• Cerebral Infarction 42%
• Cerebrovascular Accident 42%
• Middle Cerebral Artery 100%
• Obstructive Sleep Apnea 28%
• Parasympathetic Tone 14%
• Rapid Eye Movement Sleep 14%
• Sleep Pattern 100%