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B. Clinical Sleep Science III. Sleep Disorders – Insomnia<br />

improved sleep latency, wake after sleep onset, and proportion of nights<br />

on which “Did you sleep well last night?” was answered with “Yes”<br />

more than P did. Z and LY3 improved the Assessment of Sleep Questionnaire<br />

(ASQ) sleep experience domain more than P did. Z improved<br />

the ASQ Feeling Upon Awakening domain more than P did. Evening<br />

questionnaires: no treatment differences were found with the Daytime<br />

Consequences of Insomnia Questionnaire. End-of-period questionnaires:<br />

only Z improved the Insomnia Severity Index more than P did.<br />

Safety: all treatments were tolerated well.<br />

Conclusion: LY2624803 improved subjective impression of sleep,<br />

sleep quantity, and measures of sleep initiation and sleep maintenance in<br />

outpatients with chronic insomnia.<br />

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THE EFFECT OF ESZOPICLONE ON STAGE 2 <strong>SLEEP</strong>:<br />

RESULTS FROM STUDIES IN ADULT AND ELDERLY<br />

PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY INSOMNIA<br />

Zammit G 1 , Grinnell T 2 , Marshall RD 2 , Zummo J 2 , Schweizer E 3<br />

1<br />

Clinilabs, New York, NY, USA, 2 CRMA, Sunovion Pharmceuticals<br />

Inc., Marlborough, MA, USA, 3 Paladin Consulting Group, Hoboken,<br />

NJ, USA<br />

Introduction: It is understood that sleep architecture varies across the<br />

life span. Sleep architecture changes are a pharmacological signature of<br />

GABAergic hypnotic drugs. This analysis aimed to compare the effect<br />

of eszopiclone on the polysomnographic (PSG) profile of adult and elderly<br />

patients with primary insomnia.<br />

Methods: For comparative purposes, absolute (mean minutes) and percent<br />

of total sleep time (TST) in each stage of sleep were analyzed from<br />

PSG data captured at Week 2 from 2 double-blind, placebo-controlled<br />

studies of eszopiclone with different durations: a 6-week study in adult<br />

patients aged18-64 (3 mg; n=204) and a 2-week study in elderly patients<br />

aged 64-86 (2 mg; n=264).<br />

Results: Relative to placebo, eszopiclone increased absolute time<br />

(minutes) in stage 2 in both patient groups at the Week 2 time point<br />

(Adults: Day 15: 22.5 minutes, p=0.002; Elderly: Day 14: 21.43 minutes,<br />

p

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