[PDF] Top 20 Sleep problems in Parkinson’s disease: a community-based study in Norway

... All PD-patients living in the eastern part of Akershus county, Norway (320 000 inhabitants), were defined as the target population. Detailed information about the inclusion has been published previously (see [3]). ... See full document

... Maternal sleep quality may be an im- portant mediator in the relationship between depres- sion and infant sleep problems because mothers who reported their sleep quality as good or very good ... See full document

... Finally, despite the temporal relationship between SA and PD, the underlying causal mechanism was not defini- tively confirmed in this retrospective study. PD may remain asymptomatic for many years, and SA may be ... See full document

... impairment based on a Korean Mini-Mental Status Examination (K-MMSE) score < 24 and patients without sufficient cognitive or physical abil- ity to cooperate were excluded ...medical problems that ... See full document

... REM sleep during v-PSG or technical problems (10 PD with RBD, 1 iRBD, 12 OSAS, 8 insom- nia, 5 RLS, 3 epilepsy, 7 ...validation study: 14 idiopathic RBD patients and 18 non-RBD controls (1 sub- dural ... See full document

... cross-sectional study of PD patients (diagnosis accord- ing to the United Kingdom Brain Bank criteria) 21 was carried out in the Movement Disorders Clinic of Centro Hospitalar Universitário do ...logistic ... See full document

... the disease, suggesting that there are other components of the circadian system causing circadian abnormalities in PD ...present study help to explain some of the circadian and sleep problems ... See full document

... Diagnosis of PD was made according to the U.K. PD Brain Bank criteria. PD patients suffering from diseases known to influence the urinary function, i.e. cognitive impairment, major depression and other psychiatric dis- ... See full document

... This study was an open-label crossover study. We enrolled Parkinson ’ s disease patients on dopamine agonist therapy with unsatisfactory control such as motor fluctuation, dyskinesia ... See full document

... in sleep qual- ity based on sleep latency (hours), number of awakenings, and total sleep time (hours) as recorded in autonomously compiled patient sleep ...their sleep–wake cycle ... See full document

... surrogate disease markers (LeWitt 2006; Biglan and Ravina 2007; Hung and Schwarzschild ...Parkinson’s disease (Hirsch et al 1999), leading to the pos- sibility of utilizing anti-apoptotic agents as ... See full document

... to disease duration (groups split based on median disease duration of 4 years) and gender, as seen in Table ...for disease duration were confirmed as such; Mobility; Activities of Daily ... See full document

... We restricted the family history within first-degree relatives and assumed a mean of two siblings per family. Moreover, we further estimated the coaggregation of PD with other neu- ropsychiatric diseases in the ... See full document

... case study was selected from a database containing 254 Parkinson’s patients treated in developing and refining this novel approach to its current ...Parkinson’s disease is associated with depletion of ... See full document

... the study and the participants gave their written informed ...a study- specific interview guide, which had been tested and refined during three test interviews with persons with PD and FOF (not included in ... See full document

... Parkinson’s disease (PD) are now recognized as major contributors to a decreased quality of life [1, ...the disease, and cognitive deficits typically worsen with dis- ease progression ...kinson’s ... See full document

... (1) Parkinson Group, composed of 17 subjects (10 men and 7 women) with a mean age of ...during sleep, in the bathroom and stumbles in objects in the ...(bilateral disease, without impairment of ... See full document

... Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder, initially characterized by a loss of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra that spreads over the course of the disease to almost the whole ... See full document

... on community strength, the form or form of community participation is proven by being involved all family heads become members of BP-SPAMS Mandiri ...the community for Pamsimas also stated that all ... See full document

... Estimates of prevalence of drooling in people with PD range from 10% to 84% (Nicaretta 2008; Ozdilek 2012, respectively), with the wide variation in the estimates due to the lack of a standard definition of drooling and ... See full document