January-February 2003


Features


Light Therapy and Alzheimer’s Disease
  by Mariana Gross Figueiro, MSc, Mark S. Rea, PhD; and Gregory Eggleston
  Exposure to blue light could be a clinically effective treatment for consolidating rest/activity rhythms of Alzheimer’s disease patients, which can also benefit caregivers in institutions and at home.
Risks of OSA and Anesthesia
  by Carla Lickteig, BSN, RN, CPAN, and Peter Grigg, MD
  Establishing an obstructive sleep apnea protocol in hospitals and educating health care teams at sleep centers regarding the risks associated with OSA and anesthesia can save lives.
Heart Failure and CPAP: A Review of the Evidence
  by John D. Zoidis, MD
  Patients with congestive heart failure may benefit considerably from nasal CPAP, which may improve cardiac function and alleviate symptoms.
Treating Restless Legs Syndrome
  by Catherine Friederich Murray and Theresa Shumard
  A recent study suggests that gabapentin can reduce both subjective and motor symptoms of RLS with significant improvements noted after 4 weeks of treatment.


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Publisher's Message
  by Tony Ramos and Paige Smith
  Information at Your Fingertips/Let There Be Light
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  by Rose Ann Zumstein, RPSGT
  APT Update
Industry News
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Facility Profile
  by Carol Daus
  Staying Power in South Carolina
Case Report
  by Daniel Loube, MD; Ralph Pascualy, MD; and Sally Soest, MS
  New Treatment for Cataplexy
Sleep Management
  by Michael J. Breus, PhD, ABSM
  Denied!
Spotlight
  by C.A. Wolski
  Sleep Scores a Touchdown
Product Profiles
The Inside Track
  Sleep Review interviews Wally Carruthers, CEO and founder of Pro-Tech Services

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