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Enhanced frontoparietal synchronized activation during the wake-sleep transition in patients with primary insomnia.
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Abstract
Cognitive and brain hyperactivation have been associated with trouble falling asleep and sleep misperception in patients with primary insomnia (PI). Activation and synchronization/temporal coupling in frontal and frontoparietal regions involved in executive control and endogenous attention might be implicated in these symptoms.