Publications by authors named "Nikolay Yu Osetsky"
Front Physiol
October 2021
Article Synopsis
- Sleep quality and duration decreased during prolonged Dry Immersion (DI), a ground-based model for studying microgravity, with significant changes in sleep architecture observed by the third day.
- On DI3, participants experienced severe back pain, increased sleep latency, and disruption in REM sleep, which improved by DI10 when pain subsided.
- By DI19 and the recovery phase, REM sleep duration increased again and showed varying correlations with blood pressure, suggesting a link between sleep changes and cardiovascular regulation during prolonged exposure to altered conditions.
