Handbook of Sleep Disorders

715 Pages·2008·6.524 MB·\715

by  Clete A. Kushida (Editor)

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CLETE A. KUSHIDA is Director and Principal Investigator, Center for Human Sleep Research, D CLETE A. KUSHIDA
Stanford University School of Medicine, California, Acting Medical Director of the Stanford
Sleep Disorders Clinic, and is an Associate Professor at the Stanford University Medical I
Center. Since 1977, Dr. Kushida has directed NIH- and industry-sponsored research studies S
on sleep and its disorders, authored numerous articles and book chapters, edited several
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books, and presented lectures to students, physicians, and the general public at both
national and international levels. He is the President-elect of the American Academy of
Sleep Medicine; a member of the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Sleep R
Medicine, the American Sleep Medicine Foundation, and the American Board of Sleep
Medicine; a member of the Editorial Boards of the journal SLEEP and the Journal of Clinical D
Sleep Medicine; and is the immediate past Chair of the Standards of Practice Committee of
the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Dr. Kushida received the B.A.S. and M.S. degrees
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from Stanford University, California, and the Ph.D. and M.D. degrees from the University of
Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Illinois. He completed a neurology residency at the R
University of California, San Diego, and a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-sponsored
fellowship in sleep medicine at Stanford University, California. S
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Handbook of
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DISORDERS

Handbook of
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DISORDERS
Second Edition
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Preface
This handbook would not exist without the excellent contributions of the talented group of
international authors; their detailed and comprehensive works are greatly appreciated. I am
deeply indebted to the renowned and true pioneers of the field of sleep, William Dement,
Christian Guilleminault, Sonia Ancoli-Israel, Chris Gillin, and Allan Rechtschaffen, who
served as my mentors through various stages of my career. In all of my endeavors, I can
always count on my parents, Samiko and Hiroshi Kushida, to assist me; this book was no
exception.Thisbookisdedicatednotonlytomyparentsbutalsotothemarvelousteamofthe
Apnea Positive Pressure Long-Term Efficacy Study (APPLES), sponsored by the National
Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). I have
beenveryfortunate,alongwithDr.Dement,toserveasprincipalinvestigatorofAPPLES;our
team consists of Pamela Hyde, Deborah Nichols, Eileen Leary, Tyson Holmes, Dan Bloch, as
wellasNHLBI(MichaelTweryandGailWeinmann),sitedirectors,coordinators,consultants,
committeemembers,keyStanfordsitepersonnel(Chia-YuCardell,RhondaWong,PeteSilva,
and Jennifer Blair), data and safety monitoring board (DSMB) members, and other personnel
without whom this project could not have functioned in such a meticulous and efficient
manner.
Itismysincerehopethatthereaderwillstrivetobecomeanexpertinthefieldofsleep.
Although there is always room for improvement, awareness of sleep disorders by patients,
physicians,andthegeneralpublicisatanall-timehigh.However,availablefundingforsleep
researchandthenumberofyounginvestigatorsinterestedinacareerinbasicorclinicalsleep
researchareareasthatneedenhancement.Theinterestedreadercandirectlycontributetothe
fieldinseveralwaysbyapplyingformembershipintheAmericanAcademyofSleepMedicine
(www.aasmnet.org)ortheSleepResearchSociety(www.sleepresearchsociety.org),servingon
committees in these organizations, becoming board certified in sleep medicine, submitting a
sleep-related grant proposal to the NIH, and/or simply learning more about sleep and its
disorders. Lastly, I’ll never forget a sticker posted on the door of Mary Carskadon’s former
office at Stanford that contained words to live by: “Be alert. The world needs more lerts.”
Clete A. Kushida

Contents
Preface iii
Contributors ix
1. Perspectives 1
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PART I: INSOMNIA
2. Description of Insomnia 3
Michael J. Sateia
3. Pathophysiology, Associations, and Consequences of Insomnia 15
David N. Neubauer and Kelleen N. Flaherty
4. Types of Insomnia 29
Leah Friedman, Laura Haagenson, and Beatriz Hernandez
5. Diagnostic Tools for Insomnia 41
Rachel Manber, Jason C. Ong, and Erin Carlyle
6. Diagnostic Algorithm for Insomnia 55
Anil N. Rama and Tom A. Potti
7. Behavioral Treatment of Insomnia 71
Jack D. Edinger and Colleen E. Carney
8. Pharmacologic Treatment of Insomnia 91
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9. Adjunctive and Alternative Treatment of Insomnia 95
Kristen L. Payne, James P. Soeffing, and Kenneth L. Lichstein
10. Special Considerations for Treatment of Insomnia 107
Allison G. Harvey, Ilana S. Hairston, Anda Gershon, and June Gruber
PART II: CIRCADIAN RHYTHM SLEEP DISORDERS
11. Description of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 119
Shannon S. Sullivan
12. Pathophysiology, Associations, and Consequences of Circadian Rhythm
Sleep Disorders 123
Shawn D. Youngstedt and James B. Burch
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13. Types of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 135
Helen J. Burgess and Kathryn J. Reid
14. Diagnostic Tools for Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 147
Kenneth P. Wright, Jr., Christopher L. Drake, and Steven W. Lockley
15. Diagnostic Algorithm for Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 175
Yaron Dagan and Katy Borodkin
16. Treatment of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 191
Robert L. Sack
17. Special Considerations for Treatment of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders 207
Josephine Arendt and Debra J. Skene
PART III: NARCOLEPSY AND OTHER HYPERSOMNIAS
18. Description of Hypersomnias 223
Allison Chan and Emmanuel Mignot
19. Pathophysiology, Associations, and Consequences of Hypersomnias 235
Joan Santamaria
20. Types of Hypersomnias 247
Seiji Nishino
21. Diagnostic Tools for Hypersomnias 265
Jose Mendez and Suresh Kotagal
22. Diagnostic Algorithm for Hypersomnias 277
Yves Dauvilliers
23. Treatment of Hypersomnias 299
Mark E. Dyken, Thoru Yamada, and Mohsin Ali
24. Special Considerations for Treatment of Hypersomnias 321
Yutaka Honda and Makoto Honda
PART IV: SLEEP-RELATED BREATHING DISORDERS
25. Description of Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders 329
Linda Snyder and Stuart F. Quan
26. Pathophysiology, Associations, and Consequences
of Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders 339
Gina H. Chen and Christian Guilleminault
27. Types of Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders 351
Murali Maheswaran
28. Diagnostic Tools for Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders 365
James A. Rowley and M. Safwan Badr