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Sleep and the 18th edition of Harrison
17th edition of Harrison-CHAPTER Sleep Disorders: Introduction
- * Normal nocturnal sleep in adults displays a consistent organization from night to night . After sleep onset, sleep usually progresses through NREM stages 1–4 within 45–60 min.
- * Slow-wave sleep (NREM stages 3 and 4) predominates in the first third of the night and comprises 15–25% of total nocturnal sleep time in young adults.
- * The percentage of slow-wave sleep is influenced by several factors, most notably age. Prior sleep deprivation increases the rapidity of sleep onset and both the intensity and amount of slow-wave sleep.
18th edition of Harrison-CHAPTER Sleep Disorders: Introduction
- * Normal nocturnal sleep in adults displays a consistent organization from night to night). After sleep onset, sleep usually progresses through NREM stages N1–N3 sleep within 45–60 min.
- * Slow-wave sleep (NREM stage N3 sleep) predominates in the first third of the night and comprises 15–25% of total nocturnal sleep time in young adults.
- * The percentage of slow-wave sleep is influenced by several factors, most notably age . Prior sleep deprivation increases the rapidity of sleep onset and both the intensity and amount of slow-wave sleep.
Endogenous sleep- and wake-promoting substances
- -corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH)
- -prostaglandin D2
- -delta sleep–inducing peptide
- – muramyl dipeptide, interleukin 1
- -fatty acid primary amides
- – melatonin
What is in store for tomorrow
A question in GIT From MAY-AIIMS-2011 present in 18th edition absent in 17th edition-may be the 1st of its kind from many more to follow!!!-to know more kindly log on
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Dr.R.Manorajan-POSITIVE
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