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Embracing sleep-onset complexity
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DOI：10.1016/j.tins.2024.02.002.png)
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Sleep is crucial for many vital functions and has been extensively studied. By contrast, the sleep-onset period (SOP), often portrayed as a mere prelude to sleep, has been largely overlooked and remains poorly characterized. Recent findings, however, have reignited interest in this transitional period and have shed light on its neural mechanisms, cognitive dynamics, and clinical implications. This review synthesizes the existing knowledge about the SOP in humans. We first examine the current definition of the SOP and its limits, and consider the dynamic and complex electrophysiological changes that accompany the descent to sleep. We then describe the interplay between internal and external processing during the wake-to-sleep transition. Finally, we discuss the putative cognitive benefits of the SOP and identify novel directions to better diagnose sleep-onset disorders.
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FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY
HYPNAGOGIC IMAGERY
FALL ASLEEP
NON-REM
EEG
WAKEFULNESS
TRANSITION
WAKE
INSOMNIA
DEPRIVATION
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