Sentence examples for complications of sleep from inspiring English sources

Previous polysomnographic studies have revealed that intensive care patients sleep for less than two hours in a 24-hour period; thus, prolonged stays in intensive care may result in a huge sleep debt with all the attendant complications of sleep deprivation [ 25, 26].

Endothelial dysfunction has been proposed as a potential mechanism implicated in the pathogenesis of cardiovascular complications of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS).

A recent review [ 21] encourages psychological support of ICU patients by nurses, which was found to be associated with a better outcome (vital signs, decrease in pain ratings, anxiety, rate of complications, LOS, sleep improvement and patient satisfaction), but to our knowledge, no studies have directly quantified the effects of early clinical psychologist intervention in the ICU setting.

So are the potential complications of so many people sleeping together.

Patients in this study received long term and high doses of corticosteroids, which may lead to complications of corticosteroid use, such as sleep disruption, and therefore increasing the possibility of fatigue.

Further, identifying strategies that can be readily implemented that endeavour to minimise the impact of complications associated with sleep deprivation.

Inadequate pain management may be associated with increased risk of complications such as sleep disturbance, delirium and depression.

Patients will be eligible if aged between 25 and 65 years included, if they have a BMI between 35 to greater than 40 kg/m (in the presence of complications such as sleep apnoea, severe coxarthritis or gonarthritis, severe hypertension) and if they are able to understand and comply with the study process.

Non-motor clinical symptoms of PD refer to a combination of sleep disturbances, autonomic dysfunction, sensory complications, olfactory deficits, and neuropsychiatric problems.

This analysis provides a novel angle to the emerging literature on the topic of sleep in pregnancy and birth complications, considering a broader range of sleep measures than previous studies, and evaluating ethnic inequalities in the associations between maternal sleep and infant outcomes.

The synergistic effect of sleep disorders and cardiovascular and metabolic complications on neurocognition in HIV patients has not been reported extensively.