ERS Handbook of Respiratory Sleep Medicine

Name: ERS Handbook of Respiratory Sleep Medicine
Brand: European Respiratory Society
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Maria R. Bonsignore Winfried Randerath Sophia E. Schiza Anita K. Simonds(Herausgeber*in)

European Respiratory Society (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 1. März 2023

464 Seiten

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Front cover
Inside front cover
Contents
Contributors
List of abbreviations
Preface
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Chapter 1. Neurobiology and physiology of sleep and breathing
Chapter 2. Classification, definition and epidemiology of sleep disordered breathing
2.1 Definitions of sleep disordered breathing
2.2 More specific grading of sleep disordered breathing
2.3 Evaluation of obstructive sleep apnoea severity
2.4 Epidemiology of obstructive sleep apnoea, central sleep apnoea and hypoventilation syndromes
Chapter 3. Pathophysiology of sleep disordered breathing
3.1 The pathophysiological concept of upper airway obstruction, the arousal threshold, muscle responsiveness and respiratory drive
3.2 Pathophysiology of central sleep apnoea
3.3 Pathophysiology of hypoventilation
Chapter 4. Clinical aspects and consequences of sleep disordered breathing
4.1 Obstructive sleep apnoea
4.2 Central sleep apnoea
Chapter 5. Clinical assessment
5.1 Sleep history
5.2 Questionnaires in respiratory sleep medicine
5.3 Clinical examination
5.4 Comorbidities
5.5 Identification of high-risk patients
Chapter 6. Monitoring sleep and wakefulness
6.1 Methods of different sleep tests
6.2 Limitations of oximetry and respiratory polygraphy in comparison with hospital-based PSG studies
6.3 Nocturnal capnography
6.4 Assessment of excessive daytime sleepiness
Chapter 7. Other diagnostic aspects of obstructive sleep apnoea and central sleep apnoea
7.1 Diagnostic algorithms based on an individualised patient approach
7.2 Screening with limited sleep tests to increase pre-test probability
Chapter 8. Management of obstructive sleep apnoea
8.1 Non-continuous positive airway pressure therapies
8.2 Indications for continuous positive airway pressure therapy
8.3 Differences between fixed-level CPAP, variable (automatic) CPAP and BPAP
8.4 Side-effects associated with continuous positive airway pressure
8.5 Adherence to continuous positive airway pressure treatment
8.6 Monitoring positive airway pressure therapy
8.7 Evaluation of positive airway pressure efficacy
Chapter 9. Management of central sleep apnoea
9.1 Prognostic impact of central sleep apnoea
9.2 Central sleep apnoea in chronic heart failure
9.3 Continuous positive airway pressure or adaptive servo ventilation in patients with opioid-induced sleep disordered breathing
9.4 Treatment of central sleep apnoea with oxygen, drugs and phrenic nerve stimulation
9.5 Treatment-emergent CSA, idiopathic CSA, high-altitude periodic breathing and CSA in non-cardiac medical neurological conditions
Chapter 10. Sleep disordered breathing in patients with other disorders
10.1 Asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and interstitial lung diseases
10.2 Diabetes and metabolic syndrome
10.3 Hypothyroidism and acromegaly
Chapter 11. Obesity hypoventilation syndrome
Chapter 12. Neuromuscular and chest wall disorders
12.1 Disorders that cause respiratory failure
12.2 Assessment of respiratory muscle weakness
12.3 Symptoms and signs of hypoventilation
12.4 Peri-operative assessment and management of pregnancy
Chapter 13. Treatment of hypoventilation syndromes
13.1 Noninvasive ventilation
13.2 Indications for tracheostomy
13.3 Cough augmentation techniques
13.4 Indications for additional oxygen treatment
13.5 Palliation and advance directives in end-stage disease
Chapter 14. Non-respiratory sleep disorders
14.1 Identifying which patients to refer for further investigation
14.2 Insomnia
14.3 Restless legs syndrome
14.4 Narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia
14.5 Parasomnia and associated conditions
14.6 Circadian disorders
Chapter 15. Medico-legal and organisational aspects
15.1 The medico-legal and socioeconomic impact of respiratory sleep disorders
15.2 Organisational aspects in sleep clinics
Chapter 16. Digital health in respiratory sleep disorders
16.1 Emerging technologies to monitor sleep and circadian rhythms
16.2 New digital diagnostic tools for respiratory sleep disorders
16.3 Digital health innovations for optimisation and follow-up of therapy
16.4 Big data and artificial intelligence: opportunities and challenges
16.5 Patient empowerment/participation in care of respiratory sleep disorders
Chapter 17. Paediatric respiratory sleep medicine
17.1 Development of breathing and sleep, and pathophysiology of apnoea in the first years of life
17.2 Sleep disordered breathing in children
17.3 Comorbid respiratory disorders in children
17.4 Clinical assessment and diagnostic techniques
17.5 Management of sleep-related respiratory disorders in children
Index
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