Titlebook: Sleep; Physiology, Investig Michel Billiard Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Atmen.Epilepsie.neurobiology.pathology.

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Normal sleephips of life, a mysterious state where “gods may communicate with man”. Its disturbance causes grief, brings unhappiness, or announces doom. It is part of our 24-hour life-cycle; it is part of the circadian rhythm.

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Ambulatory systemson of what is technically feasible, because nearly anything is possible, to that of the strategies involved. It is necessary to consider the effectiveness of diagnostic procedures in terms of final therapeutic outcome and costs in order to define a new role for ambulatory sleep recording.

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occurrence

Normal sleep in childrentain times in life, with disorders of sleep organisation. This applies to the family, the doctor and to the paediatrician. Yet sleep characteristics evolve considerably in the course of maturation: whether in terms of ultradian and circadian sleep-wake rhythms, ultradian sleep stage rhythms, the ele

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Neurobiology of the sleep-wake cyclend in birds and mammals. In the case of the latter, sleep presents as an alternation between two main states, NREM (non-rapid eye movement) sleep and REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, whose respective quantities and rhythms are characteristic for each species.

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Models of human sleep regulation. Specific rebounds occur both upon non-REM sleep deprivation as well as upon REM sleep deprivation, suggesting that the states constitute necessary physiological processes. It is, however, not yet clear what these necessary processes are. The physiological characteristics of non-REM sleep and REM s