These results suggest that a new, automated assessment for RBD may provide as much utility as a more time-consuming manual approach.

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These prospective, longitudinal data suggest that inefficient neonatal sleep-as quantified by increased time in quiet sleep, lower electroencephalogram delta power during that stage, and muted differences in FTOE between quiet sleep and wakefulness-may improve prediction of adverse long-term outcomes for newborns with neurological dysfunction.

The RCREC may reflect brief but numerous microarousals that could help to explain neurobehavioral consequences of SDB.