Iconography of sleep.
Final report summary and spectral analysis of sleep.
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Know how to sleep
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Final report summary
5 June 2008, by guilhem -
Alcohol, drugs and sleeping pills
21 October 2007Some active substances possess a sedative power, but the ideal sleeping pill does not exist (yet).
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Light therapy
21 October 2007Light is a part of the sleep synchronizers. It is the main "time giver" implicated when it comes to adapting to jetlag
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Normal and pathological hypnograms
15 October 2007General map of the "iconography" section: Assembly for Polysomnography; Sleep characteristics; Normal and pathological hypnograms (you are here); Normal adult sleep Normal child sleep Insomnia Hypersomnia Respiratory events during sleep; Periodic limb movements; Spectral analysis and final report.
Normal adult sleep
Graphic layout of a normal adult sleep.
Each sleep cycle lasts about 100 minutes and is made of slow wave sleep (deeper and (...) -
Iconography of the characteristics of sleep
12 October 2007Polysomnographic definitions of the sleep stages according to the « Rechtschaffen and Kales manual » ("Rechtschaffen and A. Kales, A Manual of Standardized Terminology, Techniques, and Scoring System for Sleep Stages of Human Subjects"; 1968).
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Know how to sleep
10 October 2007Generalities on the four great principles to know in order to be able to adapt to the imposed sleep schedules
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Night work
6 October 2007The understanding of the great principles of sleep regulation allows to adapt better to the imposed rhythms.
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From the infant to the teenager
4 October 2007Sleep is a physiological need but a child must not be forced to sleep because sleep cannot be commanded by will and the adult’s insomnia is often rooted in childhood.
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Sport and sleep
25 September 2007The knowledge of the good sleep hygiene rules should be a part of the training of all high level sports men and women.
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Jet lag or phase shift of the traveller
14 September 2007Practical sleep hygiene tips to prepare and adapt the traveller to jet-lag.