[PDF] Top 20 Gender Differences in Rapid Eye Movement Related Sleep Disordered Breathing

... Sleep disordered breathing (SDB) is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular ...evaluate gender differences among Korean patients diag- nosed with ...our Sleep Clinic due to ... See full document

... Purpose: Rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder (RBD) and impulse control disorders (ICDs) are common in subjects with Parkinson’s ...the Movement Disorders Outpatient Clinic were ... See full document

... include sleep efficiency, arousal index, apnea-hypopnea index, apnea-hypopnea index during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, Sao 2 nadir, duration of Sao 2 ⱕ92%, mean ETco 2 , mean ETco ... See full document

... of the difference of optimum to the minimum, which would be zero. Attempt to significantly increase the output of such a system could be nonphysiological, particularly if continued for longer duration. Also, it is likely ... See full document

... predict sleep laborato- ry-confirmed SDB and is much easier to administer in large samples, but it cannot replace full polysom- ...for sleep and behavioral symptoms both may have been influenced in the same ... See full document

... stop breathing during sleep?; 2) Does the child struggle to breathe while asleep?; 3) Do you ever shake your child to make him/her breathe again?; 4) Do your child’s lips ever turn blue or purple while ... See full document

... of sleep disordered breathing can be obtained from a person who sleeps together or ...of sleep physicians for OSAHS is of little value with a 50-60% sensitivity and a 63-70% specificity ... See full document

... abdominal excursions using chest wall and abdominal belts as well as the use of a nasal airflow channel. This was undertaken in the sleep laboratory setting while seated up- right and awake in a chair for the ... See full document

... in sleep research to objectively measure deficits in alertness and sustained ...Because sleep deficits are associated with slower reaction times (RTs) on PVT, measuring RT may be a cost-effective option to ... See full document

... the differences between the control and RBD as well as RBD and PD groups showed a strong trend, this did not reach significance after multiple comparison ... See full document

... cultural differences among the patients, and the prevalence of CompSAS in a given patient population would vary depending on the specific diagnostic criteria ...to sleep, resulting in arousals and ... See full document

... This review combined evidence in the literature to show that SDB in children is signi fi cantly associated with poorer academic performance in domains related to core academic language arts and numeracy skills, and ... See full document

... slightly in the control group from baseline ( P = NR). The effects of tonsillectomy on sleep quality in children suffering from OSDB were positive across a number of outcomes and outcome domains. Impaired quality ... See full document

... local sweating rate (mgmincm2); QS, quiet sleep; REM sleep, rapid eye movement sleep; TDM %, total duration of body move- ments (expressed in percent of sleep stage duration); T,, esopha[r] ... See full document

... Snoring is a common symptom of upper airway obstruction [1]. It may occur alone (simple snoring) or within OSAS. It is essential to distinguish between simple snoring and snoring associated with OSAS [8]. A person ... See full document

... tant sleep problems cannot be attributed to lack of any discussion about sleep: the large majority of children had notes about their sleep somewhere in their ...during sleep” suggest that ... See full document

... The orexin system plays a key role in REM sleep regulation. The loss of orexin neurons results in narcolepsy-cataplexy, a condition characterized by severe diurnal sleepiness, REM sleep onset during daytime ... See full document

... of Sleep Disorders Related to Shift Work— opportunities for Preventive ...Obstructive Sleep Apnea", Proceedings of the American Thoracic Society, ... See full document

... Although PSG is the gold-standard diagnostic method for OSA, it is a poor predictor of OSA-associated morbidities. It is important to discover potential biomarkers of OSA-associated morbidities. Of the potentially ... See full document

... Recent research has focused on symptom scores and comorbidities of OSA to explore whether phenotypical subtypes exist among patients with this disorder. In an Icelandic sample of 822 newly diagnosed OSA patients with an ... See full document