Sleep Medicine

Flow-limitation and sleep: exploring the interface of a complex and dynamic system
pp. 375-377(3)
Author: Thomas R.J.

Sleep and cognitive (memory) function: research and clinical perspectives
pp. 379-387(9)
Authors: Roth T.; Costa e Silva J.A.; Chase M.H.

Comparison of actigraphic, polysomnographic, and subjective assessment of sleep parameters in sleep-disordered patients
pp. 389-396(8)
Authors: Kushida C.A.; Chang A.; Gadkary C.; Guilleminault C.; Carrillo O.; Dement W.C.

Variability of respiratory effort in relation to sleep stages in normal controls and upper airway resistance syndrome patients
pp. 397-405(9)
Authors: Guilleminault C.; Poyares D.; Palombini L.; Koester U.; Pelin Z.; Black J.

Nasal bilevel positive airway pressure therapy in children with a sleep-related breathing disorder and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: effects on electrophysiological measures of brain function
pp. 407-416(10)
Authors: Johnstone S.J.; Tardif H.P.; Barry R.J.; Sands T.

Sleep complaints and restless legs syndrome in adult type 2 diabetics
pp. 417-422(6)
Authors: Skomro R.P.; Ludwig S.; Salamon E.; Kryger M.H.

Zolpidem reduces the sleep disturbance of jet lag
pp. 423-430(8)
Authors: Jamieson A.O.; Zammit G.K.; Rosenberg R.S.; Davis J.R.; Walsh J.K.

Is (re)titration of nasal continuous positive airway pressure for obstructive sleep apnoea necessary?
pp. 431-435(5)
Authors: Choi S.; Mullins R.; Crosby J.H.; Davies R.J.O.; Stradling J.R.

The impact of narcolepsy on psychological health and role behaviours: negative effects and comparisons with other illness groups
pp. 437-446(10)
Author: Bruck D.

Sleep structure following status epilepticus
pp. 447-449(3)
Authors: Bazil C.W.; Anderson C.T.

Low cerebrospinal fluid hypocretin levels found in familial narcolepsy
pp. 451-453(3)
Authors: Hartwig G.; Harsh J.; Ripley B.; Nishino S.; Mignot E.

Journal search and commentary
pp. 455-455(1)
Authors: Allen R.P.; Sanders M.H.

Article reviewed: Evidence from the waking electroencephalogram that short sleepers live under higher homeostatic sleep pressure than long sleepers
pp. 457-459(3)
Author: Allen R.P.

Article reviewed: Decreased sleep quality and increased sleep related movements in patients with Tourette's syndrome
pp. 461-462(2)
Author: Iranzo A.

Article reviewed: Improvement of sleep apnea in patients with chronic renal failure who undergo nocturnal hemodialysis
pp. 463-465(3)
Authors: Wetter T.C.; Bohm G.B.

Article reviewed: Obesity is a risk factor for asthma and wheeze but not airway hyperresponsiveness
pp. 467-468(2)
Author: Sanders M.H.

Web Watch: Pediatric Sleep Medicine
pp. 469-469(1)
Author: Hoban T.F.

Scientific Highlights
pp. 471-472(2)
Author: Malow B.

Scientific Highlights
pp. 473-474(2)
Author: Collop N.