Titlebook: Clinical Handbook of Insomnia; Hrayr P. Attarian,Catherine Schuman Book 2010Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010 Breat

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Physiological Basis of Insomnia) the symptoms produced by chronic physiological arousal are not mediated by the poor sleep itself and (2) the symptom complex associated with psychophysiological insomnia is not really a sleep disorder but rather an arousal disorder. Finally, the importance of physiological arousal as the harbinger

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Behavioral Insomnias of Childhood: Assessment and Treatment problems, little is understood about the pathophysiology of childhood sleep disorders. This chapter will review common causes of sleep problems in infants and young children that can persist into the later school years and adolescence. This will be followed by a detailed practical approach to evalu

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Migrating to Mainframe zEnterprise DASD,tive function. Neuropsychiatric disorders (e.g., depression and dementia), digestive system diseases (e.g., esophageal reflux), pain, heart disease, and chronic pulmonary problems increase risk of insomnia. Insomnia itself may increase risk of chronic disease.

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Mojca Doupona Topi?,Samo Rauterhildhood. Psychologically, most patients with idiopathic insomnia are remarkably healthy, given their chronic lack of sleep. Management strategies are rather disappointing in their effectiveness, but include behavioral techniques to prevent the worsening of the insomnia and medications.