, 2020 O sono é uma função biológica de extrema importância para o bem-estar e saúde humana. Sendo uma sucessão cíclica de fenómenos psicofisiológicos, o processo do sono é regido pelo nosso relógio biológico, ajustado num ciclo de 24 horas, e tem como principais funções reparar os tecidos, fazer descansar os órgãos ou ainda finalizar ciclos biológicos como ...
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Papel da Polissonografia no diagnóstico da Apneia Obstrutiva do Sono Pediátrica
Obstructive sleep apnea is a prevalent sleep-related breathing disorder in the pediatric population, affecting 1-3% of it. It is characterized by intermittent total or partial interruptions in breathing. The gold standard for diagnosing this condition is Polysomnography, a test that, despite its diagnostic capabilities, is not without various ...
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Climate change and its impact on children and adolescents sleep. [PDF]
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Avaliação e relação da função executiva com a polissonografia na Narcolepsia tipo 1
Introduction: Sleep is an important factor to both well-being and cognition. In type 1 narcolepsy (NT1) there is a deficit of orexin which negatively impact the transitions of the sleep-wake cycle. Notably, NT1 demonstrates hypoactivity in several neuronal circuits especially in the frontoparietotemporal region, affecting the cingulo-opercular ...
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Using craniofacial characteristics to predict optimum airway pressure in obstructive sleep apnea treatment. [PDF]
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