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Nursing Standard, 1988
Children with mental handicap wake more frequently at night than most children, leaving their parents exhausted and stressful, surveys have shown.
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Children with mental handicap wake more frequently at night than most children, leaving their parents exhausted and stressful, surveys have shown.
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Sleep Disturbances/Sleep Apnea
2017Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS), combining nighttime occurring intermittent obstruction of upper airways with daytime somnolence, is associated with impairment in important mechanisms of cardiovascular regulation, in particular with neural and reflex mechanisms involved in blood pressure (BP) control.
Gianfranco Parati +4 more
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2013
The earliest description of sleep problems in Parkinson's disease (PD) dates back to the original description of PD by James Parkinson (1817) who stated, “His attendants observed, that of late the trembling would sometimes begin in his sleep, and increase until it awakened him: when he always was in a state of agitation and alarm” [1].
Movahed, Pouya +3 more
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The earliest description of sleep problems in Parkinson's disease (PD) dates back to the original description of PD by James Parkinson (1817) who stated, “His attendants observed, that of late the trembling would sometimes begin in his sleep, and increase until it awakened him: when he always was in a state of agitation and alarm” [1].
Movahed, Pouya +3 more
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2000
The first 2 years of an infant’s life involve significant changes in sleep and waking state organization. Traditionally, sleep has been viewed as a characteristic of an individual. However, the infant’s biological sleep-wake system is regulated, in large part, by parent-infant interaction and is affected by the infant’s cognitive, emotional, and social
Beth L. Goodlin-Jones +2 more
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The first 2 years of an infant’s life involve significant changes in sleep and waking state organization. Traditionally, sleep has been viewed as a characteristic of an individual. However, the infant’s biological sleep-wake system is regulated, in large part, by parent-infant interaction and is affected by the infant’s cognitive, emotional, and social
Beth L. Goodlin-Jones +2 more
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Sleep Disturbances and Osteoarthritis
Pain Practice, 2015AbstractSleep disturbances are particularly troublesome in patients with painful rheumatic disease. This article reviews the literature specifically published on sleep disturbances in osteoarthritis, a prevalent pathology and leading cause of disability.
Pickering, Marie-Eva +3 more
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2008
Abstract Sleep problems are very common in children in general. Some groups are at particularly high risk of such problems, such as those with a learning disability or other kind of medical or psychological disorder.
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Abstract Sleep problems are very common in children in general. Some groups are at particularly high risk of such problems, such as those with a learning disability or other kind of medical or psychological disorder.
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