Titlebook: Clinical Handbook of Insomnia; Hrayr P. Attarian Book 20041st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Breathing.Circadian Rh

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Giles Reger,Sylvain Hallé,Yliès FalconeManagement of insomnia without a basic understanding of the possible underlying psychiatric disorders might result in an inadequate, if not hazardous outcome. Insomnia is listed in the fourth edition of the . (.) as a symptom of several psychiatric disorders (. Table 1) ..

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Idiopathic InsomniaThe . (.) defines idiopathic insomnia, or childhood-onset, insomnia as a lifelong inability to get adequate amounts of sleep.

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Jan-Christoph Küster,Andreas Bauerot a disorder.” Presumably, this position was taken in part for medico-political reasons, but also because it was genuinely believed that the polysomnographic study of sleep was destined to reveal all the underlying pathologies that give rise to the “symptoms” of insomnia—fatigue and sleepiness. Aft

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Patricia Bouyer,Samy Jaziri,Nicolas Markeyep time per 24 hours. For example, a person who needs only 4 hours of sleep does not have insomnia if he or she is refreshed in the morning after having 4 hours of sleep, whereas someone who needs 10 hours of sleep may have insomnia if he or she does not feel refreshed even after 8 hours of sleep ..

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