
Pathophysiology Idiopathic Hypersomnolence
Defined Previously characterised by hypersomnolence with sleep drunkenness (Billiard & Sonka, 2016), the “unique symptomatology” demonstrated by IH patients combined with a lack of physiological

Defined Previously characterised by hypersomnolence with sleep drunkenness (Billiard & Sonka, 2016), the “unique symptomatology” demonstrated by IH patients combined with a lack of physiological

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