May-June 2002


Features


The Role of Modafinil in Treating Sleep Disorders
  by Daniel Loube, MD; Ralph Pascualy, MD; Jennie Sy; and Sally Soest
  Modafinil is a unique and relatively benign CNS stimulant that can effectively promote wakefulness in patients with excessive daytime somnolence
Defining REM Sleep Behavioral Disorder
  by Theresa Shumard
  RBD can be diagnosed using polysomnography and clinical data, which include an increase in chin muscle tone, excessive chin or limb phasic muscle twitching, or violent behaviors
Diagnosing Patients with COPD and OSA
  by Mehrgan Sokhandan, MD, and Freddie E. Wilson, MD
  Patients can benefit from polysomnography when there is evidence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and obstructive sleep apnea
Melatonin and Circadian Rhythm Disorder
  by Taj M. Jiva, MD
  Circadian rhythm disorder can be treated with melatonin; however, because of its unpredictable effects, further research in chronobiotics is needed
Distraction Osteogenesis
  by Stephanie J. Drew, DMD
  An old surgical technique is now being used from infancy to adulthood for the treatment of sleep disordered breathing
ADHD and Pediatrics
  by Gary L. Montgomery, MD
  Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and poor school performance are associated with sleep disorders in pediatrics such as frequent arousals and sleep onset and maintenance problems
Pharmacological Effects on REM
  by Taj M. Jiva, MD
  Drug effects on REM sleep include responses to medications that decrease and increase REM sleep and the withdrawal of REM-suppressing drugs


Departments

Publisher's Message
  by Tony Ramos and Paige Smith
  Keep On Truckin'
  Guest Editorial
Freedon at What Cost?
  by Kendall R. White, RPSGT, and Paula Williams, MA, RPSGT
  The trucking industry among others is paying for their sleep as America continues to become a 24-hour society with increased demands around the clock.
Dental Sleep Medicine
  by Don A. Pantino, DDS
  Advancing the Field
Sleep Management
  by Michael J. Breus, PhD, ABSM
  Show Me the Money!
Manufacturing News
  Case Report
Treating Restless Legs Syndrome
  by Jennifer D. James, RPSGT
  A 45-year-old female patient was accurately diagnosed with PLMD associated with arousals and RLS through the skills of a dedicated sleep technician and interpreting physician team.
  Facility Profile
Ranking High
  by Carol Daus
  The Sleep Disorders Center of Alabama continues to expand its services through education, recruitment, research, and value-added services.
  Spotlight
Leading the Way
  by Chris Wolski
  Sleep Services of America is leading the sleep industry by providing full-service sleep laboratories at more than 80 locations in 11 states.
Product Profiles
The Inside Track
  Sleep Review interviews John Miclot, president of the home care division at Respironics
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