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Periodic leg movements

Sleep-wake state alterations in PD can be broadly classified into disturbances of (1) thalamocortical arousal state and (2) excessive nocturnal movement (Rye and Bliwise 2004 Rye and Iranzo 2005). The former includes the loss of sleep spindles and SWS, daytime sleepiness, and intrusion of REM sleep into daytime naps (i.e. sleep onset REM periods, or SOREMs), and the latter encompass periodic leg movements of sleep (PLMs) and REM sleep behavior disorder (RBD). The pathophysiological basis of sleepiness and SOREMs appears to be dopaminergic cell loss in PD, though excessive nocturnal movements are not as clearly related to dopaminergic deficits. [Pg.202]

Bitwise D., Rye D., Dihenia B. et al. (1998). Periodic leg movements in elderly patients with Parkinsonism. Sleep 21(Suppl.), 196. [Pg.208]

Wetter T., Collado-Seidel V., Pollmacher T., Yassouridis A., Trenkwalder C. (2000). Sleep and periodic leg movement patterns in drug-free patients with Parkinson s disease and multiple system atrophy. Sleep 23(3), 361-7. [Pg.222]

We are using the term inadequate sleep instead of sleep deprivation in our title for a number of reasons. First, few studies have aimed specifically to deprive children or adolescents of sleep. We describe some research on experimental sleep restriction in children but most of these studies fall far short of common deprivation paradigms in animals or even adult humans. Instead, most research in younger humans has assessed outcome measures such as school grades, self-reported sleepiness, and so forth as a function of variations in self-selected or usual sleep patterns with the expectation that children and adolescents who obtain lower than normal amounts of sleep will manifest deficits. Thus, inadequate sleep is defined by sleep characteristics of a sample. We also wanted to note some of the literature on sleep that is disturbed or disrupted due to disease processes such as apnea or periodic leg movements the duration of sleep in sleep disorders may or may not be shortened or restricted although it is likely fragmented and otherwise abnormal. We decided on the term inadequate sleep with the hope that it would encompass these different areas of concern. [Pg.151]

Nikkola E, Ekblad U, Ekhom E, Mikola H, Polo O. Sleep in multiple pregnancy breathing patterns, oxygenation, and periodic leg movements. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1996 174 1622-1625. [Pg.192]

Doghramji K, Browman CP, Gaddy JR, Walsh JK. Triazolam diminishes daytime sleepiness and sleep fragmentation in patients with periodic leg movements in sleep. J Clin Psychopharmacol 1991 11 284-290. [Pg.550]

Montplaisir J, Boucher S, Nicolas A, Lesperance P, Gosselin A, Rompre P, Lavigne G (1998) Immobilization tests and periodic leg movements in sleep for the diagnosis of restless leg syndrome. Mov Disord 13 324-329... [Pg.76]

Nicolas A, Michaud M, Lavigne G, Montplaisir J (1999). The influence of sex, age and sleep/wake state on characteristics of periodic leg movements in restless legs syndrome patients. Clin Neurophysiol 110 1168-1174... [Pg.76]

Briellmann RS, Rosier KM, Hess CW (1996). Blink reflex excitability is abnormal in patients with periodic leg movements in sleep. Mov Disord 11 710—714... [Pg.77]

Mosko SS, Dickel MJ, Paul T, LaTour T, Dhillon S, Ghanim A, Sassin JF (1988) Sleep apnea and sleep-related periodic leg movements in community resident seniors. J Am Geriatr Soc 36 502-508... [Pg.77]

Boivin DB, Montplaisir J, Poirier G (1989) The effects of L-dopa on periodic leg movements and sleep organization in narcolepsy. Clin Neuropharmacol 12 339-345... [Pg.78]

Mendelson WB (1996). Are periodic leg movements associated with clinical sleep disturbance Sleep 19 219-223... [Pg.78]

Montplaisir J, Michaud M, Denesle R, Gosselin A (2000). Periodic leg movements are not more prevalent in insomnia or hypersomnia but are specifically associated with sleep disorders involving a dopaminergic impairment. Sleep Med 1 163-167... [Pg.78]

Nicolas A, Lesperance P, Montplaisir J (1998) Is excessive daytime sleepiness with periodic leg movements during sleep a specific diagnostic category Eur Neurol 40 22-26... [Pg.78]

Littner M, Kushida C, Anderson M, Bailey D, Berry R, Hirshkowitz M, Kapen S, Kramer M, Lee-Chiong T, Li K et al. (2004) Practice parameters for the dopaminergic treatment of Restless Legs Syndrome and Periodic Leg Movement Disorder. An American Academy of Sleep Medicine report. Standard of Practice Committe of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep 22 557-559... [Pg.80]

Kraus T, Schuld A, Pollmacher T. Periodic leg movements in sleep and restless legs syndrome probably caused by olanzapine. J Clin Psychopharmacol 1999 19(5) 478-9. [Pg.324]

Most patients with RLS also have periodic leg movements (PLMs), and approximately one-third of patients with PLMs have RLS. Unlike RLS, PLMs are diagnosed in the sleep laboratory. A burst of muscle activity lasting 0.5 to 5 seconds is noted in the anterior tibialis EMG recording. Confirmation of diagnosis is at least 40 bursts within 8 hours of sleep. ... [Pg.1330]

Depression is often associated with declining levels of ovarian hormones (i.e., depression is worse prior to menses, immediately after pregnancy, and prior to menopause). Women also have more sleep problems compared with men, and sleep disruption (and deprivation) has a negative impact on mood, energy level, and cognition. Menstruation-associated sleep complaints are secondary to cyclic changes in the levels of reproductive hormones, vasomotor symptoms, and an increase in sleep disorders (e.g., sleep apnea and periodic leg movements) in peri- and postmenopausal women."... [Pg.1466]

A man successfully treated for hypertension with lisinopril 10 mg daily experienced a severe hypotensive reaction within four hours of taking a single 50-microgram dose of pergoUde for periodic leg movements during sleep. He needed hospitalisation and treatment with intravenous fluids. ... [Pg.24]

Verbraecken J, Hoitsma E, van der Grinten CP, et al. Sleep distiurbances associated with periodic leg movements in chronic sarcoidosis. Sarcoidosis Vase Diffuse Lung Dis 2004 21 137-146. [Pg.262]

Period leg movements during sleep Although there have been prior reports of mirtazapine being associated with RLS [77, 78, 79 ], there have been no prior reports of period leg movements during sleep (PLMS). This diagnosis requires polysomnography with recording of tibialis anterior muscle activity. Most patients with PLMS do not have... [Pg.23]

Fulda S, Kloiber S, Dose T, Lucae S, Holsboer F, Schaaf L, et al. Mirtazapine provokes periodic leg movements during sleep in young healthy men Sleep 2013 36(5) 661-9. [Pg.27]


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