1. Effect of sleep deprivation on labour epidural catheter placement
M.A. Hayter, Z. Friedman, R. Katznelson, J.G. Hanlon, B. Borges, V.N. Naik 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 104, Issue 5, Pages (May 2010)
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2. Fig 1
Mean difference of rested vs sleep-deprived measurement for ICSAD endpoint movement, mean (sem). There is no significant difference in the ICSAD endpoint movement between the sleep states irrespective of the level of experience.
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3. Fig 2
Mean difference of rested vs sleep-deprived measure for ICSAD endpoint path length, mean (sem). There is no significant difference in the ICSAD endpoint path length between the sleep states irrespective of the level of experience.
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4. Fig 3
Mean difference of rested vs sleep deprived measure for ICSAD endpoint time, mean (sem). There is no significant difference in the ICSAD endpoint time between the sleep states irrespective of the level of experience.
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5. Fig 4
Mean percentage score difference of rested vs sleep deprived task-specific CL and GRS scores, percentage mean (sem). There is no significant difference in the percentage scores on the task-specific CL and GRS between the sleep states irrespective of the level of experience.
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6. British Journal of Anaesthesia 2010 104, 619-627DOI: (10
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