Studientyp:
Medizinische/biologische Studie
(experimentelle Studie)
Human sleep under the influence of pulsed radiofrequency electromagnetic fields: a polysomnographic study using standardized conditions.
med./bio.
[Menschlicher Schlaf unter dem Einfluss gepulster hochfrequenter elektromagnetischer Felder: Eine Polysomnographie-Studie unter Verwendung standardisierter Bedingungen].
Von:
Wagner P, Röschke J, Mann K, Hiller W, Frank C
logarithmic periodic flat antenna with 20 cm radius
Abstand zw. exponiertem Objekt und Expositionsquelle
40 cm
Kammer
The exposure chamber (2 x 1.5 x 3 m³) was metal-free and lined with RF absorbing material and contained a bed made of wood.
Aufbau
The antenna was positioned 40 cm below the pillow of the bed. Due to its special construction, the EMF was nearly homogeneous at the subject's head.
Zusatzinfo
After an adaptation night, polysomnographies were performed during two successive nights. One-half of the subjects were exposed (double-blind) on the first night and one-half on the second night.
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