Sleep disorders are so common that approximately 38% of the general population
complains about a current sleep problem and 52% complains about a current or past sleep …

By ANTHONY KALES, MD, and LEO MADOW, MD n the last two decades there have been
considerable advances in the knowledge relating to the nature of various sleep disor-ders …

The publication of a new nosology of sleep and arousal disorders in 1979 established the
need for differential diagnosis of sleep disorders based on polysomnographic evaluations …

Very few epidemiological surveys have specifically studied relationships between sleep
disturbances and psychiatric diseases. In this review, we preferred to use the classification …

Disturbed sleep and inadequate wakefulness are inestimable sources of human misery.
Many individuals have had their chances for predictable social functioning, gratifying family …

This book offers a concise, methodological approach to the evaluation and treatment of
patients with sleep disorders. The management of sleep disorders requires an …

Sleep disturbances in individuals with psychological diseases may be a symptom of the
underlying disease, a separate disturbance, or evidence of sleep-medicine conditions …

By CONSTANTIN R. SOLDATOS, MD, JOYCE D. KALES, MD) TJIAUW-LING TAN, MD, and
ANTHONY KALES, MD n one of the first comprehensive reviews on sleep disorders, eight …

Discusses the diagnosis and management of sleep disorders, with emphasis on their
treatment in relation to a variety of conditions (eg, asthma and enuresis). The key role of …

The author presents the argument that mental health professionals need to be well versed in
recognizing and treating sleep disorders and provides an overview of sleep disorder …