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Chronobiology International, 2003
Recurrent hypersomnia is characterized by recurring episodes of hypersomnia of 18 h or more per day lasting from several days to several weeks. We report the case of a 17-year-old male subject with recurrent hypersomnia who displayed change in the 24 h expression of the hPer2 gene in whole red and white blood cells as well as markers [deep body ...
Akemi, Tomoda +6 more
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Recurrent hypersomnia is characterized by recurring episodes of hypersomnia of 18 h or more per day lasting from several days to several weeks. We report the case of a 17-year-old male subject with recurrent hypersomnia who displayed change in the 24 h expression of the hPer2 gene in whole red and white blood cells as well as markers [deep body ...
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 1998
The recurrent hypersomnia is a rare disorder and diagnosed by recurrent episodes of hypersomnia more than 18 hours a day lasting from several days to several weeks. The Kleine-Levin syndrome is a subtype of the recurrent hypersomnia and characterized by excessive eating or hypersexuality.
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The recurrent hypersomnia is a rare disorder and diagnosed by recurrent episodes of hypersomnia more than 18 hours a day lasting from several days to several weeks. The Kleine-Levin syndrome is a subtype of the recurrent hypersomnia and characterized by excessive eating or hypersexuality.
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Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 2009
MSLT and immunogenetic findings in two unrelated Italian subjects with recurrent monosymptomatic hypersomnia are reported. In both patients MSLT documented a markedly increased daytime sleep propensity during the attacks without augmented REM sleep pressure.
R, Manni +3 more
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MSLT and immunogenetic findings in two unrelated Italian subjects with recurrent monosymptomatic hypersomnia are reported. In both patients MSLT documented a markedly increased daytime sleep propensity during the attacks without augmented REM sleep pressure.
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Sleep Medicine, 2009
Recent studies have demonstrated that hypothalamic lesions associated with brain tumor, head trauma, and encephalopathy can cause symptomatic hypersomnia with a reduced orexin (hypocretin) level in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Aquaporin 4 (AQP4), a member of the AQP superfamily, is strongly expressed in the hypothalamus in which orexin (hypocretin ...
Hiroaki, Nozaki +8 more
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Recent studies have demonstrated that hypothalamic lesions associated with brain tumor, head trauma, and encephalopathy can cause symptomatic hypersomnia with a reduced orexin (hypocretin) level in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Aquaporin 4 (AQP4), a member of the AQP superfamily, is strongly expressed in the hypothalamus in which orexin (hypocretin ...
Hiroaki, Nozaki +8 more
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Treatment of recurrent hypersomnia with methylcobalamin (vitamin B12): A case report
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1995Abstract A 32 year old male patient suffered from recurrent hypersomnia for 12 years was successfully treated with vitamin B12. Episodes of hypersomnia lasting a few days occurred repeatedly a few times each year. Furthermore, the frequency of episodes had increased during the last 2 years.
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SLEEPJ
Abstract Introduction Kleine–Levin syndrome (KLS) is a rare, relapsing–remitting neurologic sleep disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of severe hypersomnia accompanied by cognitive, behavioral, and autonomic disturbances, with complete inter-episode recovery.
Liz Lezama +3 more
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Abstract Introduction Kleine–Levin syndrome (KLS) is a rare, relapsing–remitting neurologic sleep disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of severe hypersomnia accompanied by cognitive, behavioral, and autonomic disturbances, with complete inter-episode recovery.
Liz Lezama +3 more
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