Titlebook: Sleep Medicine; A Comprehensive Guid Sudhansu Chokroverty,Michel Billiard Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2015 circadian rhy

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The History of Polysomnography: Tool of Scientific Discoveryrdings were not named polyhypnography or multisomnography is not known. Regardless of its name, PSG captured the imaginations of researchers and remains clinically relevant for evaluating sleep disorders.

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Sleep in Ancient Egyptne is quite evident. The concept of sleep had been linked to death, and the Egyptians were the first to describe similarity between dreams and awakenings. Dream interpretation and analysis had been extensively practiced for thousands of years before the modern psychoanalytic theories. Sleep was also

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Sleep Medicine in the Arab Islamic Civilizationst. Culture and science took jurisprudence from the Holy Quran and Hadith. Translation of earlier text was encouraged, as physicians occupied a high social position. Sleep and vigilance were discussed in medical context. In Avicenna’s Canon, a chapter discusses many topics on sleep medicine that are

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Sleep Medicine in Ancient and Traditional Indiasis being laid on deep sleep in ancient Indian literature. The Vedas, written about 2000 or more years before Christ are the chief sources of knowledge about sleep medicine in ancient India. These religious texts contain anatomical, physiological, psychological, pathological, and therapeutic views,

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Sleep Medicine in Ancient and Traditional Chinae (TCM), which has a long history of research in sleep and sleep disorders beginning with the Tang Dynasty (. 618.907). Sleep disorders, including insomnia, hypersomnolence, and dream disorders were known even before that (c. 403 BC). Since the dissolution of federal society in China (AD 1911), the

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Sleep in the Biblical Periodp. There are references to sleep in the Bible that can be directly interpreted by what we know today about sleep disorders. Our forefathers and foremothers deplored sleep deprivation, believing that it impairs life. They felt that excessive sleepiness is harmful. They understood that insomnia could

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Sleep in the New Testamentods of writing and different perspectives, the New Testament is mainly the record of Jesus’s life and of the first Christian communities’ lives; it is no surprise that what is found about sleep in the New Testament differs from what is found in the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud. There is nothing or al

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Sleep Medicine in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Hippocrates, Galen, and other “ancients.” Most European texts devoted several pages to the topic of sleep, including discussions of its causes, functions, and disorders. Owing to illness, anxiety, and environmental annoyances, sleep deprivation was common, but treatments at best were primitive.