Cardiovascular Disease and Sleep Dysfunction

Mar 18, 2017 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on Cardiovascular Disease and Sleep Dysfunction

Cardiovascular disease Odds ratio (confidence interval 95 %) Arterial hypertension 1.37 (1.03–1.83) Heart failure 2.38 (1.22–4.62) Ischemic heart failure 1.27 (0.99–1.62) Ischemic stroke 1.58 (1.02–2.46) Atrial fibrillation 4.02 (1.03–15.5) Pulmonary…

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Sleep in Ancient Egypt

Mar 18, 2017 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on Sleep in Ancient Egypt

This symbol may be pointing also to the state of consciousness that we call today lucid dreaming [3]. What Is the Meaning (Concept) of Sleep in Ancient Egyptian Culture? Ancient…

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Women’s Health and Sleep Disorders

Mar 18, 2017 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on Women’s Health and Sleep Disorders

Fig. 53.1 The menstrual cycle. The menstrual cycle begins day 1 with menses or menstrual bleeding (early follicular phase). In the follicular phase, levels of progesterone and estrogen are low….

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Idiopathic Hypersomnia

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Fig. 27.1 Prof. Bedrich Roth reading polysomnographic recording. He was born on March 23, 1919, and died on November 4, 1989, a few days before the Czech Velvet revolution Beginning…

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Phylogeny in Sleep Medicine

Mar 18, 2017 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on Phylogeny in Sleep Medicine

(1) Sonno Sleep Centers, El Paso, TX, USA   KeywordsPhylogenySleep disordersModel organisms Drosophila melanogaster Genetics and sleepSleep and longevityUnihemispheric sleep The “witchery of sleep” has historically been a topic of…

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The Emergence of Pediatric Sleep Medicine

Mar 18, 2017 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on The Emergence of Pediatric Sleep Medicine

Fig. 54.1 Number of publications in PubMed with search word “sleep” limited to humans and all children (0–18 years) Over the past 30 years, there has also been an increasing…

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Epilepsy and Sleep

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Fig. 35.1 Shortly after falling asleep, spikes-and-wave paroxysm are starting in a patient with CSWS. CSWS continuous spike-waves during slow sleep Fig. 35.2 Secondary bilateral synchrony in a patient with…

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Fatal Familial Insomnia and Agrypnia Excitata: Insights into Human Prion Disease Genetics and the Anatomo-Physiology of Wake and Sleep Behaviours

Mar 18, 2017 by in PSYCHIATRY Comments Off on Fatal Familial Insomnia and Agrypnia Excitata: Insights into Human Prion Disease Genetics and the Anatomo-Physiology of Wake and Sleep Behaviours

Fig. 34.1 Oneiric stupor. Sequential frames recorded from top to bottom in patients with fatal familial insomnia ( FFI), Morvan syndrome ( MS) and delirium tremens ( DT) showing similar…

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