High prevalence of XXXX in @entity82 .

@entity1 @entity82 @entity308 @entity73 @entity102 @entity177 @entity148 @entity99 @entity25
@entity25 is a classic sign of @entity99 . However, there are limited data regarding its prevalence in cirrhotic @entity1 without overt @entity99 . We assessed the characteristics of sleep in @entity82 using a sleep questionnaire (n = 44) and actigraphy (n = 20). The results were compared with those of subjects with @entity177 and those of healthy controls. Presence of subclinical @entity99 , chronotypology profile, and individual's affective state were also analyzed. The questionnaire indicated an elevated number of cirrhotic @entity1 (47.7%) and @entity1 with @entity177 (38.6%) who complained of unsatisfactory sleep compared with healthy controls (4.5%, P < .01). @entity25 in cirrhotic @entity1 with unsatisfactory sleep. The @entity25 in @entity82 was not associated with clinical parameters nor with @entity73 . Cirrhotic subjects and @entity1 with @entity177 with unsatisfactory sleep showed higher scores for @entity308 and @entity148 , raising the possibility that the effects of @entity102 may underlie the pathogenesis of @entity25 . However, in contrast to @entity177 , unsatisfactory sleep in @entity82 was associated with delayed bedtime, delayed wake-up time, and evening chronotypology. In conclusion, a @entity25 is frequent in cirrhotic @entity1 without @entity99 and may be related to abnormalities of the circadian timekeeping system.
