[Differentiation of arousal in sleep before and after XXXX therapy in @entity1 with pronounced @entity387 ].

@entity1 @entity1807 @entity387 @entity1576 @entity3128 @entity25 @entity386
The @entity387 is often associated with the syndromes of daytime exhaustion and @entity25 . The cause is assumed to be fragmentary sleep resulting from night-time arousal. The central nervous activation reactions caused by @entity386 or @entity387 , respectively, and not the movement arousal determine the sleep structure. We have examined 10 male @entity1 in the age range 40-55 years (48 +/- 6 SD) before and during the first 3 nights of @entity3128 therapy. Cardiorespiratory polysomnography was performed in all four nights. Sleep way analyzed visually and differentiation was made between @entity1576 ( @entity1576 ) and movement arousal (MA). All 10 @entity1 had a pronounced @entity387 . Deep and dream sleep were reduced, significantly more @entity1576 arousals occurred than movement arousals. The @entity1807 latency was shortened in the first therapy night, the deep and dream sleep proportions increased and the @entity1576 decreased significantly. No further significant changes in the sleep parameters occurred during the second and third nights. We found that the number of @entity386 / @entity387 was not equal to the number of @entity1576 . When less arousal was recognized it was suggestive of a deficit of the diversion function while more @entity1576 was indicative of additional @entity1576 events, e.g. pharyngeal obstructions and hyperventilations which were not recognized as @entity386 or @entity387 . In addition to its role in the differential diagnosis of @entity25 , in particular @entity387 , arousal differentiation is also an important criterion for estimating the efficiency of @entity3128 therapy.
