The Importance of Trains of Current Producing Electrosleep

Wulfsohn, N.L. and Waldron, L. The importance of trains of current producing electrosleep. In Wageneder, F. M. and St. Schuy (Eds.), Electrotherapeutic Sleep and Electroanesthesia. Vol. II, Excerpta Medica, Amsterdam, Pp. 212-216, 1970.

In an early attempt to see what parameters of CES would more likely yield sleep in subjects, 5 cats were implanted subdurally, bitemporally and occipito-frontally. The researchers applied numerous stimulation parameters, and concluded that EEG modulated trains produced better sleep effects than non-modulated trains, and were better than EEG modulated current without trains when compared with controls.