Sleep disorders
Modeling the progression of Parkinson's Disease: comparison of subjects with and without Sleep Disorders
... a Inria, Aramis project-team; b ICM, Inserm U 1127, CNRS UMR 7225, Sorbonne Universite, F-75013, Paris, France; c Department of Neurology, ICM; d Centre for Neuroimaging Research (CENIR) Introduction Patients with ...
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Effects of menopause on sleep quality and sleep disorders : Canadian longitudinal study on aging
... of sleep disorders and menopause onset age by plotting the difference between menopause onset and the self-reported duration of sleep ...the sleep disorder started ...the sleep ...
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Autism/book3 Sleep disorders correlated to neurophysiology in the autism spectrum
... Abstract Sleep disorders are frequently encountered in children with an autistic spectrum. These are mainly: insomnia, circadian rhythm disorder, parasomnia and sleep related movement ...
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to increase Our Knowledge on Sleep, Sleep disorders, and chronobiology in the neuroscience Field during the next decade
... of sleep disorders for their early detection and better management and also for the identifi- cation of sleep–wake alterations as risk factors of bad outcome of neurological ...of sleep ...
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Sleep disorders and suicidal ideation in patients with depressive disorder.
... encountered a significantly increased risk for major de- pression and suicidality in people with prior insomnia. The excessive somnolence–major depression–suicidality association was low in the study. Excessive ...
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A prevalence study of dental malocclusions in children with sleep disorders
... Introduction: Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) is a continuum that ranges from snoring to sleep ...diagnose sleep disorders at the CHU Sainte Justine will be contacted to participate in this ...
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Longitudinal comparison of subjects with and without Sleep Disorders in Parkinson's Disease
... Keywords : Longitudinal study, disease progression model, subgroup comparison, Parkinson’s Disease 1. Introduction Patients with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) may have very different patterns of progression, corresponding to ...
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en fr Impact of sleep disorders on sleep dependent memory consolidation processes in chidren Impact des troubles du sommeil sur les processus de consolidation des apprentissages dépendants du sommeil chez l'enfant
... In the way to have the more complete understanding of the impact of sleep disorders on memory consolidation processes, these memory consolidation tests included declarative verbal, visuo[r] ...
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Post orthodontic effects of SARPE on sleep-disordered breathing in young adults as observed in a sleep laboratory
... total sleep time, sleep continuity independently mediates the recuperative sleep ...2.8.3 Sleep Stages Sleep is divided into 2 main groups, REM and non-REM ...of sleep and ...
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Sleep epidemiology--a rapidly growing field.
... obstructive sleep apnoea, characterized by respiratory difficulties during sleep, is also very high with estimates of 9-21% in women and 24-31% in ...Third, sleep problems are likely to ...adequate ...
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Contribution of sleep to memory consolidation
... to sleep-related modifications in ...of sleep on memory does not necessarily entail an absence of any ...either sleep deprived (SD) or allowed to sleep on the first postencoding night (F ...
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Eating disorders throughout female adolescence.
... Eating disorders (EDs) are conditions which are becoming more and more widespread among adolescents and they often lead them to seek the opinion of a professional health caregiver, including gynecologists and ...
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Are NREM sleep characteristics associated to subjective sleep complaints after mild traumatic brain injury?
... poor sleep on the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI: as per a score >5 on the ...a sleep clinic or received any diagnosis of sleep disorder prior to study ...
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Swallowing in disorders of consciousness
... – Cet article pre´sente une revue de la litte´rature concernant l’e´valuation et la prise en charge des troubles de la de´glutition chez les patients en e´tat de conscience alte´re´e, un[r] ...
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Sleep Mode Analysis via Workload Decomposition
... the sleep mode operation, sleep and listen windows are interleaved as long as there is no downlink traffic destined to the ...the sleep mode. Each sleep window is twice the size of the ...
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Protein translation and psychiatric disorders
... Concluding Remarks Aberrant synaptic plasticity is a common feature found in a number of psychiatric disorders, including addiction. As experience-dependent changes in synaptic strength are controlled in part by ...
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Do malignant cells sleep at night?
... daily sleep/wake boundary. Similarly, with melanoma cells, the daily sleep/wake boundary was the time associated with the greatest resistance to metastatic ...
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Innovative Therapies for Hemoglobin Disorders
... Hemoglobin disorders constitute an important model for testing the pros and cons of these advanced technologies, some of which are already in the clinical ...
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Antioxidants and glucose metabolism disorders
... Catherine Bisbal a,b , Karen Lambert a,b and Antoine Avignon a,b,c Introduction Excess body weight and type 2 diabetes (T2D) are at the forefront of the growing epidemic of chronic diseases. They are at the core of a ...
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Sleep in disorders of consciousness
... of sleep is its regulation by homeostasic and circadian ...of sleep and its characterization in DOC is a most challenging issue as these patients do not show the normal behavioral, physiological and ...
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