A repeated awakening study exploring the capacity of complexity measures to capture dreaming during propofol sedation
Scientific Reports September 24, 2025 Imad J. Bajwa, André Sevenius Nilsen, René Skukies et al. 3 citations
Abstract Patients undergoing general anesthesia are often assumed to be unconscious. However, it is known that conscious experiences in the form of dreams occur even in unresponsive states induced by anesthetics. Here, we recorded resting state electroencephalography (EEG) as well as EEG combined with TMS perturbations in 20 healthy participants during propofol sedation. Participants were...