Slow Wave Sleep: Its Measurement and Functional Significance

The book is in good condition with a softcover binding. There are noticeable signs of wear, including some creases and edge wear on the cover, but the pages are clean and intact. There is no dust jacket, and the spine shows minor wear, typical for its age and use.

"Slow Wave Sleep: Its Measurement and Functional Significance," edited by Michael H. Chase, Ph.D., and Thomas Roth, Ph.D., is a comprehensive examination of slow wave sleep, a crucial phase in the sleep cycle. Published by the Brain Information Service/Brain Research Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1990, this work compiles proceedings from an international symposium held in Santa Monica, California, in April 1991. The book offers an in-depth exploration of the measurement techniques and functional implications of slow wave sleep, making it an essential resource for researchers and students in neuroscience and sleep studies. This edition is a softcover format, and while it lacks a dust jacket, it remains a valuable addition to academic collections focusing on brain research and sleep science.