PRIMARY DISORDERS OF SLEEP

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CHAPTER 15 PRIMARY DISORDERS OF SLEEP John W. Winkelman, Milena Pavlova Difficulty with the regulation of sleep and wake states is present in up to 25% of the general population…

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PRIMARY AUTONOMIC FAILURE

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CHAPTER 30 PRIMARY AUTONOMIC FAILURE Felix Geser, Gregor K. Wenning CLASSIFICATION A convenient approach to the syndromes of autonomic failure is to distinguish those of the primary variety, in which…

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AUDITORY SYSTEM DISORDERS

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CHAPTER 26 AUDITORY SYSTEM DISORDERS Thomas O. Willcox, Gregory J. Artz Hearing loss can be defined as an increase in the threshold of sound perception. Understanding speech and the general…

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DISORDERS OF SMELL AND TASTE

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CHAPTER 13 DISORDERS OF SMELL AND TASTE Graeme M. Gonzales, Mark J. Cook The “chemical” senses of smell and taste are the human organism’s means of qualitatively analyzing the chemical…

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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SLEEP

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CHAPTER 14 THE PHYSIOLOGY OF SLEEP Timothy A. Roehrs, Thomas Roth Sleep is an essential and appetitive behavior characterized by minimal movement; reduced responsiveness to stimuli; reversibility; and species-specific diurnal…

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