Intervention Design Population Treatments/control Main outcome measure Major findings/conclusions Sleep intervention Balliett et al. (2015) [60] Pilot study 19 veterans 4 sessions of individual, in pairs, or individual and in…
Fig. 21.1 Thirty-second polysomnography epochs showing normal breathing (a), upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS) (b), hypopnea (c), obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) (d), central sleep apnea (CSA) (e), and expiratory pressure…
Fig. 6.1 Adjusted percent for male E1–E4 soldiers in theater for 9 months (Reprinted with permission from the Mental Health Advisory Team V [13]) Sleep and Performance The MHAT-V [13] also…
Drug Study Type of study Duration and follow-up N Outcome sleep; insomnia (p value if given in publication) Outcome sleep; nightmares (p value if given in publication) Outcome sleep; objective…
Fig. 10.1 Structural magnetic resonance images (MRIs ) showing the structures of interest in this chapter: (a) a sagittal MRI slice showing the dorsal anterior cingulate gyrus (dACC) and structures…
Fig. 7.1 Consequences of poor sleep practices Sleep in the Military The population of individuals who serve in the US military is comprised of officers and enlisted personnel who are relatively…
Fig. 17.1 A normal actigraph Fig. 17.2 An actigraph of a person with insomnia showing periods of activity in the middle of the night Figure 17.3 shows a typical recording…
Article Patients consistent with TSD Demographic PSG findings Self-reported DNB Nightmare content Mysliwiec et al. [13] 4 (N = 4) Male soldiers (ages 22–34) Patient 1: defensive limb movements and repeated vocalizations,…
1. Select a disturbing dream, preferably one of lesser intensity and not a reenactment of a trauma 2. Change this nightmare in any way you wish 3. Rehearse this new dream a few…
Fig. 3.1 Overlap of PTSD and mTBI/PCS symptoms Perhaps because sleep disturbance/insomnia is so common among clinical and nonclinical populations alike, the potential importance of this symptom – i.e., the central…
