Sleep Disorders

Nancy Foldvary-Schaefer, DO, MS is Director of the Sleep Disorders Center at Cleveland Clinic and Professor, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University. An active clinician and leading researcher in the area of sleep disorders and epilepsy at the Cleveland Clinic since 1995, she has over 180 publications including original investigations, reviews, editorials and chapters.Madeleine Grigg-Damberger, MD is a Professor of Neurology at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine in Albuquerque, New Mexico and is the Medical Director of Pediatric Sleep Medicine Services at the University Hospital Sleep Disorders Center and Associate Director of the University of New Mexico Clinical Neurophysiology Laboratory. She writes peer-reviewed journal invited reviews on a wide range of topics related to sleep medicine and is often invited to organize and lecture at national (and even international) courses in sleep medicine, neurology, child neurology and clinicalneurophysiology.Reena Mehra MD, MS is Professor of Medicine of the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University and serves as the Director of Sleep Disorders Research in the Sleep Center of the Neurologic Institute with joint appointments in the Respiratory Institute, Molecular Cardiology Department of the Lerner Research Institute and the Heart and Vascular Institute. She is involved in media relations to increase awareness of the importance of sleep disorders, has appeared on numerous national news broadcasts and has been an invited lecturer in national and international forums.

• Table of ContentsForeward: Kingman P. StrohlAcknowledgmentsChapter 1 Introduction to the Sleep Clinic EvaluationReena Mehra MD, MS; Nancy Foldvary-Schaefer, DO, MS; Madeleine Grigg-Damberger MDChapter 2 Introduction to Sleep TestingNancy Foldvary-Schaefer, DO, MS; Madeleine Grigg-Damberger, MD; Reena Mehra, MD, MSChapter 3 Introduction to Pediatric Sleep Clinic and Sleep TestingMadeleine M. Grigg-Damberger, MD and Kathy M. Wolfe, MDChapter 4 LA Night MovesAlon Y. Avidan, MD, MPHChapter 5 Is Resistance Futile?Harneet Walia, MD, FAASMChapter 6 More Sleep is a Slam DunkRalph Downey, III, PhDChapter 7 Re-writing One Patient's Story of Disrupted SleepSamantha Domingo, PsyDChapter 8 No Easy Way DownFrank M. Ralls, MDChapter 9 But I Need Marijuana to Function as a MotherSasikanth Gorantla, MDChapter 10 Too Much of a Good ThingCharles Bae, MDChapter 11 A Journey Through Time and SleepVidya Krishnan, MD, MHSChapter 12 Like ClockworkSilvia Neme-Mercante, MDChapter 13 Turn up the VolumeHarneet Walia, MD, FAASMChapter 14 CPAP, What's Not to Love?Edwina Polk, RPSGT, RSTChapter 15 Figuring Out Fitful FeetRoxanne Valentino, MDChapter 16 To Treat or Not to Treat-That is the Central QuestionSaif Mashaqi, MDChapter 17 Pregnancy and Health: Let's Sleep on ItSally Ibrahim, MDChapter 18 Whoever Wanted to Catch a Worm, Anyway?Robert Hiensch, MDChapter 19 Stimulation Ultimately PrevailsAlan Kominsky, MDChapter 20 Paralysis Lost in a DreamCarlos L. Rodriguez, MDChapter 21, Napping the Day AwayErin GoldenChapter 22 Tormented SunrisesMaha Alattar, MDChapter 23 Oh My, Wet Bed and Dry Mouth Lead to Wet EyesJyoti Krishna, MDChapter 24 On the Cutting Edge: Breathe onTodd Coy, DMDChapter 25 Mr. Potato HeadNancy Foldvary-Schaefer, DO, MSChapter 26 Wakeup to Reality!Madeline Grigg-Damberger, MDChapter 27 My Husband Tells Me I'm LazyErin Bremer, MSN, NPChapter 28 Unwanted Overtures by NightMuna IrfanChapter 29 There Was a Crooked Man Who Could Not Breathe Day or NightNattapong Jaimchariyatam, MDChapter 30 What A Pain! My Childhood Leg Cramps are BackLi Ling Lim, MBBS, MRCP (UK)Chapter 31 The Chicken And/Or the Egg?Ketan Deoras, MD, FAPAChapter 32 A Case of Sleepiness and Turbulent DreamsMohammed Alzoubaidi, MBBS, MPHChapter 33 Digital in Her DNA!!!Rasintra Siriwat, MDChapter 34 Deep into that darkness peering EL. stood there wondering, fearingCarlos L. Rodriguez, MDChapter 35 Bonnie and Clyde, the Overlap SyndromeHugo Paz y Mar, MDChapter 36 Seizures, Stimulators and Stimulators, Oh MyThapanee Somboon, MDChapter 37 Help, I Can't Breathe!Ai Ping Chua, MBBSChapter 38 All Fall DownFareeha Ashraf, MDChapter 39 A Painful TrifectaRalph Downey, III, PhDChapter 40 Our Baby Can't Eat, Can't Breathe, and Can't Sleep!Libby Blasberg, MDChapter 41 Spikes, Spikes Go AwayElia M. Pestana-Knight, MDChapter 42 Dying to Fall AsleepHillor Mehta, MDChapter 43 Is the Jury Out or In?Anna M. May, MDChapter 44 Midnight Mystery: The Case of the Midnight Fog and Missing FoodMegan Lavery, PsyDChapter 45 Not for the Faint of HeartAnna M. May, MDChapter 46 He Sounds Like a Crow and Leaps from the BedAlexa Hoy, BS, BAChapter 47 The Curious Incident of the Toddler Who Wakes and Flails in Pain in the Night-timeCarolyn E. Levers-Landis, PhD, CBSMChapter 48 Did Cancer Kill My Sleep?Kathleen Ashton, PhD, ABPPChapter 49 Bilevel PAP Transforms this Teen's Life: "I can't believe how good I feel"Frederick H. Royce, MDChapter 50 She Works Hard for her SleepRobon Vanek, APRNChapter 51 Terror at NorthfieldFrank M. Ralls, MDChapter 52 Pulmonary Arterial HypertensionHugo Paz y Mar, MDChapter 53 My Father Went Down the Rabbit HoleFrank M. Ralls, MDChapter 54 Moving Forward When CPAP FailsMichael Horan, MDChapter 55 Sooner than Later if not Right after StrokeAmy K. Dadisman, MSAppendix 1 International Classification of Sleep Disorders, 3rd EditionAppendix 2 Adult and pediatric sleep instrumentsGlossary of TermsVideos List

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