Objectives Sleep issues are common in children with cerebral palsy (CP), although there are
challenges in obtaining objective data about their sleep patterns. Actigraphs measure …

Study Objectives: To investigate how subjective assessments and device-based
measurements of sleep relate to each other in children with cerebral palsy (CP). Methods …

Abstract Study Objectives: Few studies have examined the validity of actigraphy in school-
aged children. The objective of this study was to examine the validity of a commonly used …

Study Objectives: The algorithms used to derive sleep variables from actigraphy were
developed with adults. Because children change position during sleep more often than …

There have been limited studies of the validation of actigraphy for the determination of sleep
and wake in children and in this study we aimed to compare wrist actigraphy with …

Objective There are currently no reference values for actigraphy-measured sleep length and
fragmentation in preschool children. We created standardized parameters using a …

Actigraphy is an ambulatory study that captures sleep-wake patterns for up to two weeks in
the patient's natural sleep environment [1]. An actigraph is a wrist-watch sized device that …

Aim To objectively assess the sleep quantity, and explore the relationships between sleep
quantity and quality, and physical activity and sedentary behaviour in children and …

Abstract Study Objectives Provide actigraphic reference values for motor activity during
sleep for children and adolescents ages 8–17 years. Methods Participants were 671 healthy …

Purpose While actigraphy has gained popularity in pediatric sleep research, questions
remain about the validity of actigraphy as an estimate of sleep-wake patterns. In particular …