| They are similar to other arousal disorders that occur during deep sleep, such as somnambulism and confusional arousals. |
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| Energy requirements when euthermic and torpid, as well as the frequency of arousals, vary strongly with ambient temperature. |
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| The aim of this procedure is to identify an effective pressure to remove apneas, hypopneas, snoring, and arousals. |
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| Sleep is fragmented by frequent arousals and awakenings, resulting in decreased or absent slow-wave and REM sleep. |
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| This 3-min recording from an overnight polysomnogram shows repetitive obstructive sleep hypopneas causing arousals and oxygen desaturations. |
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| Peak decibel thresholds that resulted in arousals or awakenings did not differ by sleep stage in any subject group. |
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| The symptoms of asthma include: a dry cough, night arousals, shortness of breath, tightness in the chest, or wheezing. |
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| Insomnia is characterized by a difficulty falling asleep with frequent arousals or waking very early in the morning. |
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| Nb: the presence of confusional arousals must draw the attention on a possible idiopathic hypersomnia. |
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| These respiratory episodes end with rapid arousals of between 3 and 15 seconds that are unperceived by the patient, but that fragment the sleep. |
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| It reacts only to your personal arousal and your movements during the arousals in the morning. |
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| The number of apneas, arousals, oxygen desaturation and any cardiac arrhythmias are also recorded. |
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| In addition to capturing and visualizing data, SOMNOlab software automatically analyzes such data as PLM, snoring and arousals. |
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| Her condition was diagnosed as S. R. E. D., which is defined as compulsive eating occurring during partial arousals from NREM sleep. |
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| Torpor bouts alternate with spontaneous arousals were animals revert to euthermic state. |
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| I have known loudspeakers, their mass persuasions, emotional arousals, and booming, relentless broadcasts. |
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| Because his sleep was chopped up with so many arousals, he was often exhausted during the day and would come home from work and collapse. |
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| Bruxism: An oral activity characterized by grinding of the teeth or clenching of the jaw during sleep usually associated with sleep arousals. |
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| As a consequence, sleep apnea is characterized by repeated respiratory disturbances leading to repeated arousals and awakenings that fragment and disturb sleep. |
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| Consists of confusion during and following arousals from sleep, usually from deep sleep in the first part of the night. |
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| Though sleep apnea? a repetitive closure of the upper airway resulting in arousals and drops in blood oxygen levels? was originally thought of as a condition that affects only men: this is not the case, Tandon said. |
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| Subjects report the physiological arousals induced by adrenaline and placebo differently. |
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| The researchers found a significant increase in apneic events, oxygen desaturations and the number of arousals during sleep. |
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| The show is a non-stop sequence of arousals and exhilarations. |
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| The most common NREM parasomnias, sleepwalking and sleep terrors, are often triggered by so-called partial or confusional arousals from the deepest stages of sleep. |
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| But transporting Peter downstairs proved so disruptive to the lessons that, faced with his frequent arousals, it just seemed easier for Lovatt to relieve his urges herself manually. |
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