Titlebook: Sleep Medicine; A Comprehensive Guid Amir Sharafkhaneh,David Gozal Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 sleep.pediatrics.adult.tra

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A Brief History of Sleep Medicine in Children and Adults,wledge about sleep rose exponentially as soon as neurophysiologists recorded brain wave during wakefulness and sleep and identified various sleep states. With that in mind, the growth in the field of sleep is multifaceted, and the advancement of each aspect may have started at various time points in

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Neurological Aspects of Sleep Medicine, How Sleep Evolves, and Regulation of Function,abolic changes, among others. The maturation and development of the human brain involves changes across the life span, in particular changes from childhood to adulthood. The brain structure and function develop, neuronal networks strengthen, and neurotransmitter signaling is modulated in different w

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Sleep Assessment,y subjective and objective tools are now available for use. Many of the subjective tools initially were developed for research use; however, they are now used in clinical arena. Many of these tools or approaches are translated to many languages and are validated for use. In this chapter, with the he

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Sleep-Disordered Breathing: Diagnosis, diagnosis of OSA requires a high index of suspicion. In this regard, the diagnostic strategy includes a sleep-oriented history, physical examination, and objective testing. It is very important to make a reliable definitive diagnosis to avoid adverse health consequences, especially in moderate or s

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Technology Approaches for Chronic Noninvasive Ventilatory Support in Chronic Respiratory Conditionsncrease will be maintained. This chapter initially discusses the mainstays of noninvasive ventilatory support: continuous positive airway pressure and bilevel positive pressure ventilation, before examining some of the emerging technological developments such as newer modes of ventilation and tele-m

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Insomnia Across the Life Span,ctors, including physiological, cognitive, psychological, environmental, and social influences. Starting in utero, there are quiet and active periods, and by week 38, the fetus is believed to spend 95% of the time sleeping. It typically takes approximately 12 weeks for a newborn to develop a circadi