Sleep and Psychosomatic MedicineS. R. Pandi-Perumal, Rocco R Ruoti, Milton Kramer Psychosomatic illness can generally be considered as physical illnesses that are believed to be psychologically based; hence they are often referred to as "psychophysiological" disorders. Focusing on the emerging challenges in the fields of both sleep and psychosomatic medicine, Sleep and Psychosomatic Medicine interphases between psychiatry, sleep |
Contents
Chapter 1 Sleep and gastrointestinal functioning | 1 |
Chapter 2 Sleep and respiratory disorders | 13 |
Chapter 3 Sleep and coronary artery disease | 23 |
Chapter 4 Sleep and genitourinary systems | 35 |
A functional neuroimaging perspective | 51 |
Chapter 6 Sleep alterations in schizophrenia | 67 |
Chapter 7 Sleep and neurologic disorders | 75 |
Chapter 8 Behavioral intervention for sleep disorders | 93 |
Chapter 13 Sleep and infection | 177 |
Psychosocial socioeconomic and public health considerations | 191 |
Chapter 15 Stress and sleep | 207 |
Chapter 16 Sleep and attachment disorders in children | 219 |
Chapter 17 Animal models of insomnia | 231 |
Chapter 18 Sleep deprivation as an antidepressant | 241 |
Chapter 19 Fibromyalgia and the neurobiology of sleep | 249 |
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Chapter 9 Medication effects on sleep | 109 |
Chapter 10 Sleep and personality disorders | 125 |
An update | 137 |
Chapter 12 Sleep and headache disorders | 157 |
Color Plates | xxiii |
Back cover | xxxi |
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