Titlebook: Sleep Disorders in Children; Soňa Nev?ímalová,Oliviero Bruni Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 child sleep diso

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Ontogeny of Sleep and Its Functions in Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence neurotoxins. The chapter provides summaries of growing evidence for each of these. Sleep/wake states are scored in polysomnography using electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG), and electrooculography (EOG), and the ontogeny of these is also reviewed here.

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Sleep and Epilepsying, and memory deficits on top of preexisting worsening due to epilepsy itself. Improving sleep and treatment of sleep disorders improve seizure frequency and overall well-being in patients with epilepsy. Hence, sleep evaluation and management are important in patient with epilepsy. In this chapter, we have discussed these interactions.

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The Discovery of Pediatric Sleep Medicineorted in children..The story of the infants’ and children’s sleep behavior during the antiquity is briefly delineated, and subsequently the first recommendations on the sleep time duration are reported with surprisingly data..This chapter also briefly lists the fundamental contribution of researcher

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Epidemiology of Sleep Disorders in Children and Adolescents the methodologic modifications, rendering difficult comparisons across decades..In spite of all difficulties, robust data are essential both to understand disease mechanisms, comorbidities, and treatments and to plan strategic and healthcare plans.

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Sleep Structure and Scoring from Infancy to Adolescence are generally bilateral but asynchronous. K-complexes are well defined at 6 months of age, being most evident in the frontal areas. K-complex maturation progresses rapidly for the first 2 years of life. Slow-wave activity, the major feature of sleep, appears around 2 months of age, and its amplitud

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Algorithm for Differential Diagnosis of Sleep Disorders in Childrenrm or refute the presence of symptoms of particular diagnoses, the clinician then moves to reviewing various systems and obtaining other information that may have nothing to do with an initial hypothesis, but this questioning is required for completeness and because there are many sleep-related diso