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Diagnosing and treating hypersomnolence in depression
Sleep MedicineHypersomnolence, a broad presentation encompassing excessive daytime sleepiness, hypersomnia and sleep inertia, affects around 25 % of patients with a major depressive disorder. Yet, hypersomnolence is often overlook in clinical settings - which can prevent remission of the mood disorder in addition to significantly interfering with quality of life ...
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2020
Despite varied classification systems, hypersomnolence disorders (or central disorders of hypersomnolence) are a group of disorders with a common symptom of excessive daytime sleepiness. In addition to a thorough clinical interview and examination, the assessment of hypersomnolence may require clinical investigations such as polysomnography and the ...
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Despite varied classification systems, hypersomnolence disorders (or central disorders of hypersomnolence) are a group of disorders with a common symptom of excessive daytime sleepiness. In addition to a thorough clinical interview and examination, the assessment of hypersomnolence may require clinical investigations such as polysomnography and the ...
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Sleep Medicine Clinics, 2017
Daytime somnolence is among the most commonly reported drug side effects. The United States has the highest rate of motor vehicular accident (MVA) deaths with sedating drug use a factor in more than 30%. Sedating drug use extends beyond drugs of abuse to sedating medications. This paper presents pharmacodynamics, performance and driving tests, and MVAs
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Daytime somnolence is among the most commonly reported drug side effects. The United States has the highest rate of motor vehicular accident (MVA) deaths with sedating drug use a factor in more than 30%. Sedating drug use extends beyond drugs of abuse to sedating medications. This paper presents pharmacodynamics, performance and driving tests, and MVAs
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Hypersomnolence with Beta-Adrenergic Blockers
Chest, 1987An elderly, mildly demented, hypertensive male patient developed hypersomnolence on administration of propranolol for treatment of hypertension; no other cause for hypersomnolence was detected. Upon replacement of propranolol with atenolol, he felt better but continued to be quite somnolent.
J, Thachil, J R, Zeller, M S, Kochar
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Subjective and Objective Assessment of Hypersomnolence
Sleep Medicine Clinics, 2017This article describes clinical approaches to assessing sleepiness. Subjective sleep scales are used in clinical settings but have significant limitations. Likewise, objective tools may have prohibitive expense, and practical administration considerations may prohibit regular use.
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[Diagnostic strategy for hypersomnolence disorders].
La Revue de medecine interne, 2022La plainte de somnolence concerne un Français sur cinq et comporte un risque accidentel grave. La notion récente d’hypersomnolence intègre la somnolence diurne excessive et le besoin excessif de sommeil. La démarche diagnostique devant une plainte d’hypersomnolence débute par une exploration clinique par entretien et agenda de sommeil afin d’en ...
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Clinical Study on Idiopathic CNS Hypersomnolence
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1987Abstract: Although idiopathic CNS hypersomnolence is the third most frequent hypersomnia diagnosis, the syndrome is still unfamiliar to physicians, especially in Japan. In the Sleep Disorders Clinic of Kurume University Hospital, seven patients were diagnosed as idiopathic CNS hypersomnolence.
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