July-August 2003


Features


Real-time Monitoring of Human Alertness
  by Robin Álvarez, MSc; Francisco del Pozo; M. Elena Hernando, PhD; Enrique Gómez, PhD; Antonio Jiménez, MD; and Rosario Carpizo, MD
  A recent study accurately classified 17 out of 20 individuals’ different stages of human alertness based on the spectral shape of brain activity.
Oral Appliance Therapy for SBD
  by Jeffrey Pancer, DDS
  It is important for physicians in the field of sleep medicine to consider oral appliance therapy as a treatment option for patients with sleep-disordered breathing.
Panic Attacks and Sleep Disorders
  by Regina Patrick, RPSGT
  Tests such as overnight sleep studies, manometry, pH monitoring, or electroencephalography can help physicians determine if patients complaining of nocturnal panic attacks have possible sleep disorders.
Factors That Affect Insomnia
  by Taj M. Jiva, MD
  There may be more than one causal factor playing a role in the pathogenesis of poor sleep.


Departments

Presidents’ Message: Getting Better With Age
  by Curtis Pickelle and Tony Ramos
  Guest Editorial
Yes, I Am A.W.A.K.E. Now
  by Dave Hargett
  A successfully treated sleep apnea patient becomes involved in the American Sleep Apnea Association, which is dedicated to promoting voluntary mutual support groups, research, and continuous improvement of care.
Industry News
Letters to the Editor
  Facility Profile
Sleeping Soundly in the Rockies
  by Liz Finch
  The Sleep Center at National Jewish Medical and Research Center in Denver maintains its excellence through education, research, and offering comprehensive care
  Spotlight
Atlanta Offers a Peach of a School
  by C.A. Wolski
  The Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine and Technology sets its sights on providing high-quality continuing education for sleep technologists and physicians through on- and off-site live courses.
  Case Report
Sleep Apnea and the Dialysis Patient
  by Daniel B. Carlsen
  A 49-year-old man on maintenance hemodialysis, diagnosed with severe OSA was treated successfully with bilevel pressure therapy dropping his ESS score from 20 down to 6.
Manufacturing News
Product Profiles
Inside Track
  Sleep Review interviews David C. Weiler, GSEC, CCNA, CIO/ security officer at Precision Diagnostics, and Kevin Asp, CRT, RPSGT, CEO and founder of Sleep Technology Institute.

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