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Alterations of Subcortical Brain Structures in Paradoxical and Psychophysiological Insomnia Disorder
Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2021 Insomnia disorder (ID) is a common illness associated with mood and cognitive impairments. Subtyping ID is an ongoing debate in sleep medicine, but the underlying mechanisms of each subtype is poorly understood. Growing evidence suggests that subcortical
Farnoosh Emamian +9 more
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The Journal of Physiology, 2000 In this issue of The Journal of Physiology, Morrell et al. report their findings from a study of the response of human subjects to inspiratory resistive loading during sleep and wakefulness. At issue is a question of physiology in sleep that is important for understanding the pathophysiology of the obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome. These patients, and
John Orem, Witali Dunin‐Barkowski
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Sleep Education for Paradoxical Insomnia [PDF]
Behavioral Sleep Medicine, 2011 This case study series investigated a new treatment for paradoxical insomnia patients as there is no standard treatment for this patient group at this time. Four paradoxical insomnia patients had a polysomnography (PSG) sleep study, an unsuccessful brief course of behavioral treatment for insomnia, and then a novel sleep education treatment comprising ...
James D, Geyer +5 more
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Expression of ceruloplasmin in cavernosal tissue of paradoxical sleep deprived rats
Sleep Science, 2012 Objective: Ceruloplasmin (Cp) is a copper-binding protein expressed in several tissues that plays distinct functions depending on the physiological context.
Monica Levy Andersen +4 more
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Behavioural Neurology, 1997 The purpose of this experiment was to determine the sensitivity of wakefulness and paradoxical sleep to the α2-agonist, c1onidine. The drug inhibited both wakefulness and paradoxical sleep but the smallest dose necessary to inhibit wakefulness was 64 ...
Z. de Saint Hilaire +3 more
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Sleep deprivation increases seizures induced by cocaine in rats
Sleep Science, 2010 Objective: Medical emergency units have increasingly to deal with seizures associated with cocaine abuse, which are seen as a determinant of cocaine-related lethality in humans.
Monica Levy Andersen +3 more
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Sleep Science, 2021 Melanin concentrating hormone (MCH) is a sleep-promoting neuromodulator synthesized by neurons located in the postero-lateral hypothalamus and incerto-hypothalamic area.
Claudia Pascovich +7 more
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Thermophysiology and sleep : a comparison between women with and without vascular dysregulation and difficulties initiating sleep [PDF]
, 2008 Temperature and sleep are closely interrelated. The fall of core body temperature (CBT) at the end of the waking period is caused by heat loss via distal vasodilatation, (warm hands and feet). This process induces sleepiness.
Vollenweider, Stephanie
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Sleep Science, 2010 Objectives: Evidence suggests that paradoxical sleep deprivation induces dopaminergic supersensitivity and noradrenergic subsensitivity.
Monica Levy Andersen +3 more
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Clinics, 2012 OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to determine the paired consequences of food restriction and paradoxical sleep deprivation on lipid profile and spontaneous glucose levels in male rats. METHOD: Food restriction began at weaning, with 6 g of food
Tathiana Aparecida Alvarenga +3 more
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