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Sleep whistling and replaying a melody during N3 sleep: a new form of disorder of arousal
Vocalizations are common during arousal disorders, but producing a recognizable whistled melody has not been described. A 30-year-old man with a history of childhood sleepwalking, occasional sleep talking and confusional arousals exhibited an unusual musical behavior during a spontaneous slow-wave a
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