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, 2017 This chapter covers the technical and clinical aspects of polysomnography (PSG). Section 1 includes a brief review of the historical milestones, functional neuroanatomy of sleep, physiological changes (emphasizing those pertinent to overnight PSG interpretation) and clinical relevance as well as homeostatic and circadian factors, and functions of sleep.
Sudhansu Chokroverty, Roberto Vertugno
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Abstract Polysomnography, or more commonly called sleep study, is a procedure that collects electrophysiological data to diagnose several sleep disorders, including breathing-related conditions and sleep-wake cycle disorders. This chapter will cover basics about in-lab and in-home polysomnography data collection and diagnostic ...
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Polysomnography Methods and Interpretations
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1990As the field of sleep disorders medicine continues to mature, appropriate diagnostic techniques are becoming properly defined and standardized. This article focuses principally upon diagnostic testing for sleep apnea, although other sleep disorders are discussed briefly. When interpreting a polysomnogram, one must consider a number of complex variables.
O H, Rundell, R K, Jones
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Polysomnography in neonatal seizures
Clinical Neurophysiology, 2000Seizures are one of the most frequent problems in the neonatal period, and are frequently associated with high mortality and morbidity rates. On the other hand, neonatal seizures may represent a first or even the only sign of central nervous system dysfunction.
A J, Oliveira, M L, Nunes, J C, da Costa
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2000
Polysomnography(PSG) is essential for the diagnosis of all pathophysiologic conditions due to both any types of sleep disordered breathing and to any types of sleep disturbance. Since this issue's objection is to describe the outline of PSG, we will explain here about when PSG is needed, what type of measurements are necessary for PSG, and how it ...
Y, Takasaki, Y, Kaneko, E, Ito
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Polysomnography(PSG) is essential for the diagnosis of all pathophysiologic conditions due to both any types of sleep disordered breathing and to any types of sleep disturbance. Since this issue's objection is to describe the outline of PSG, we will explain here about when PSG is needed, what type of measurements are necessary for PSG, and how it ...
Y, Takasaki, Y, Kaneko, E, Ito
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American Journal of EEG Technology, 1982
J, Berendes, J, Kipp, P L, Hansotia
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J, Berendes, J, Kipp, P L, Hansotia
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Polysomnography in Drug Development
The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1997Polysomnography in drug development is used to detect desirable and undesirable effects of drugs on normal and disturbed sleep. Although this method is essential for the approval of new hypnotic drugs, it is quite often neglected in the development of drugs that show unwanted side effects on normal sleep.
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