Sleep Disorders Part II

Handbook of Clinical Neurology (Series Editors: Aminoff, Boller and Swaab)

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ISBN: 9780444520074

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The second part of a two-part work in the Handbook of Clinical Neurology series on sleep disorders

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Brand Saunders

Reference 48318

EAN13 9780444520074

ISBN 9780444520074

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SECTION 5: Classification of sleep disorders

Classification of sleep disorders.

SECTION 6: Genetics of sleep disorders

Genetics of sleep disorders.

SECTION 7: Insomnia

Neurological perspectives in insomnia and hyperarousal syndromes. Insomnia: nature, diagnosis and treatment. Pharmacotherapy for insomnia.

SECTION 8: Hypersomnia

Hypothalamus, hypocretins/orexin and vigilance control. Narcolepsy and catalepsy. Recurrent hypersomnias. Excessive daytime sleepiness.

SECTION 9 Abnormal movements in sleep

Motor control in sleep. NREM parasomnias. REM sleep parasomnias. Isolated motor phenomena and symptoms of sleep. Sleep bruxism. Restless legs syndrome and periodic leg movements in sleep.

SECTION 10: Circadian rhythm sleep disorders

Molecular neurobiology of circadian rhythms. Circadian rhythm sleep disorders.

SECTION 11: Sleep and neurological disorders

Fatal familial insomnia and the role of the thalamus in sleep regulation. Sleep disorders in Parkinsons disease. Sleep disorders in neurodegenerative diseases other than Parkinsons disease. Sleep and stroke. Sleep and headache. Sleep and breathing in neuromuscular disorders. Sleep related epilepsy. Sleep disorders in multiple sclerosis.

SECTION 12: Sleep and violence

Violent parasomnias: forensic implications.

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