271 Clustering in Central Disorders of Hypersomnolence Supplementary Table 1: Continued. Variable name Definition NT1 (n=752) NT2 (n=200) IH (n=126) Normalized outcome options n Median (IQR) / Percentage n Median (IQR) / Percentage n Median (IQR) / Percentage Frequency of scheduled naps per day Subjective number of scheduled naps per day 740 Never: 30.4% 1/day: 52.8% >1/day: 16.8% 195 Never: 54.4% 1/day: 36.9% >1/day: 8.7% 125 Never: 57.6% 1/day: 36.8% >1/day:5.6 % 0 = Never, 0.5 = 1/day, 1 = > 1/ day Length of scheduled naps Subjective length of scheduled naps 514 30.0 (20.060.0) 89 30.0 (20.060.0) 52 60.0 (30.097.8) 0-1 = 10-240 minutes Feeling refreshed after sleep Subjective presence of feeling refreshed after sleep 617 No: 12.5% Not always: 24.6% Yes: 62.9% 131 No: 21.4% Not always: 35.1% Yes: 43.5% 75 No: 49.3% Not always: 25.3% Yes: 25.3% 0 = No, 0.5 = Not always, 1 = Yes Presence – Sleep drunkenness Presence of sleep drunkenness 752 25.3% 200 42.5% 126 62.7% 0 = No, 1 = Yes Difficulty waking daytime sleep Subjective difficulty in waking after daytime sleep 497 On average easy to wake up: 74.4% On average difficult to wake up: 22.7% On average nearly impossible to wake up: 2.8% 115 On average easy to wake up: 53.0% On average difficult to wake up: 41.7% On average nearly impossible to wake up: 5.2% 76 On average easy to wake up: 46.1% On average difficult to wake up: 46.1% On average nearly impossible to wake up: 7.9% 0 = On average easy to wake up, 0.5 = On average difficult to wake up, 1 = On average nearly impossible to wake up 9
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