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VOLUME 29, ISSUE 04

Towards an Understanding of Sleep Problems in Childhood Depression

Reut Gruber, PhD¹; Robert T. Brouillette, MD²

¹Departments of Psychiatry, McGill University, Douglas Hospital Research Centre, Montreal, Canada; ²Department of Pediatrics, McGill University, McGill University Health Centre, Montreal, Canada

VOLUME 29, ISSUE 04

Towards an Understanding of Sleep Problems in Childhood Depression. 351-358.
Reut Gruber, PhD¹; Robert T. Brouillette, MD²

Tiagabine is Associated With Sustained Attention During Sleep Restriction: Evidence for the Value of Slow-Wave Sleep Enhancement?. 433-443.
James K. Walsh, PhD^1,2; Angela C. Randazzo, PhD¹; Kara Stone, MA¹; Rhody Eisenstein, MD¹; Stephen D. Feren, MD¹; Susan Kajy, BA³; Pam Dickey, BS¹; Timothy Roehrs, PhD³; Thomas Roth, PhD³; Paula K. Schweitzer, PhD¹

Identifying Critical Beliefs About Sleep in Primary Insomnia. 444-453.
Colleen E. Carney, PhD¹; Jack D. Edinger, PhD^1,2

Extracellular Adenosine in the Human Brain During Sleep and Sleep Deprivation: An in Vivo Microdialysis Study. 455-461.
Jamie M. Zeitzer, PhD^1,2; Alberto Morales-Villagran, PhD¹; Nigel T. Maidment, PhD^2-4; Eric J. Behnke, BS^1,5; Larry C. Ackerson, BS³; Faustino Lopez-Rodriguez, MD, PhD^2-4; Itzhak Fried, MD, PhD^2-5; Jerome Engel Jr., MD, PhD^1,2,4,6; Charles L. Wilson, PhD^1,2,4

Another Chapter in the Adenosine Story. 455-461.
Robert E. Strecker, PhD; Radhika Basheer, PhD; James Timothy McKenna, PhD; Robert W. McCarley, MD

Indoor Exposure to Natural Bright Light Prevents Afternoon Sleepiness. 462-469.
Kosuke Kaida, PhD^1,2; Masaya Takahashi, PhD²; Takashi Haratani, PhD²; Yasumasa Otsuka, PhD²; Kenji Fukasawa, MD²; Akinori Nakata, PhD²

Genioglossal Muscle Response to CO₂ Stimulation During NREM Sleep. 470-477.
Yu-Lun Lo, MD^1,2; Amy S. Jordan, MD²; Atul Malhotra, MD²; Andrew Wellman, MD²; Raphael C. Heinzer, MD^2,3; Karen Schory, RPSGT²; Louise Dover, RPSGT²; Robert B. Fogel, MD⁴; David P. White, MD²

Defining Insomnia: Quantitative Criteria for Insomnia Severity and Frequency. 479-485.
Margaret D. Lineberger, PhD¹; Colleen E. Carney, PhD¹; Jack D. Edinger, PhD^1,2; Melanie K. Means, PhD^1,2

Deﬁning Insomnia: The Role of Quantitative Criteria. 479-485.
Thomas Roth, PhD; Christopher Drake, PhD

Time Estimation in Chronic Insomnia Sufferers. 486-493.
Isabelle Rioux, MPs^1,2; Sébastien Tremblay, PhD¹; Célyne H. Bastien, PhD^1,2

Subjective Sleepiness and Polysomnographic Correlates in Children Scheduled for Adenotonsillectomy vs Other Surgical Care. 495-503.
Ronald D. Chervin, MD, MS¹; Robert A. Weatherly, MD²; Deborah L. Ruzicka, RN, PhD¹; Joseph W. Burns, PhD³; Bruno J. Giordani, PhD⁴; James E. Dillon, MD⁵; Carole L. Marcus, MB, BCh⁶; Susan L. Garetz, MD⁷; Timothy F. Hoban, MD⁸; Kenneth E. Guire, MS⁹

Sleep and Alertness in Children With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Systematic Review of the Literature. 504-511.
Samuele Cortese, MD^1,2; Eric Konofal, MD, PhD^1,3; Nigel Yateman, PhD⁴; Marie-Christine Mouren, MD¹; Michel Lecendreux, MD^1,5

Sleep and Aggression in Substance-Abusing Adolescents: Results From an Integrative Behavioral Sleep-Treatment Pilot Program. 512-520.
Patricia L. Haynes, PhD¹; Richard R. Bootzin, PhD¹; Leisha Smith, BA¹; Jennifer Cousins, MA¹; Michael Cameron, MA²; Sally Stevens, PhD²

Effects of Sleep Fragmentation on the Arousability to Resistive Loading in NREM and REM Sleep in Normal Men. 525-532.
Jeannette Zavodny¹; Corinne Roth, PhD¹; Claudio L. Bassetti, MD²; Johannes Mathis, MD¹; Neil J. Douglas, MD³; Matthias Gugger, MD¹

Dreaming About an Open Upper Airway. 525-532.
Richard B. Berry, MD

Which Memory Processes are Affected in Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea? An Evaluation of 3 Types of Memory. 533-544.
Bernadette Naëgelé, PhD^1,2; Sandrine H. Launois, MD, PhD^1,3; Stéphanie Mazza, PhD^1,3; Claude Feuerstein, MD, PhD²; Jean-Louis Pépin, MD, PhD^1,3; Patrick Lévy, MD, PhD^1,3

Effects of Short-Term CPAP Withdrawal on Neurobehavioral Performance in Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea. 545-552.
Qiao Yang, B.Med.Sc (Hon)^1,2; Craig L. Phillips, BSc^1,3; Kerri L. Melehan, RPSGT^1,2; Naomi L. Rogers, PhD^1,2; J. Paul Seale, PhD^2,4; Ronald R. Grunstein, MD^1,2

Heart Rate Response to Respiratory Events With or Without Leg Movements. 553-556.
Chang-Kook Yang, MD¹; Amy S. Jordan, PhD²; David P. White, MD²; John W. Winkelman MD, PhD²

Prevalence of Persistent Sleep Apnea in Patients Treated With Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. 557-563.
Marcel A. Baltzan, MD, DABSM^1,2; Ibrahim Kassissia, MD, PhD³; Osama Elkholi, MD¹; Mark Palayew, MD¹, Richard Dabrusin, MD¹; Norman Wolkove, MD, FCCP¹

Optimizing Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome. 557-563.
Walter T. McNicholas, MD, FRCPI, FRCPC

Effect of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Versus Supplemental Oxygen on Sleep Quality in Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Placebo-CPAP—Controlled Study. 564-571.
José S. Loredo, MD¹; Sonia Ancoli-Israel PhD²; Eui-Joong Kim, MD^3,4; Weon Jeong Lim, MD^2,4; Joel E. Dimsdale MD²

Sleepiness Enhances Distraction During a Monotonous Task. 573-576.
Clare Anderson, PhD; James A. Horne, PhD

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VOLUME 29, ISSUE 04

Towards an Understanding of Sleep Problems in Childhood Depression. 351-358.
Reut Gruber, PhD¹; Robert T. Brouillette, MD²

Identifying Critical Beliefs About Sleep in Primary Insomnia. 444-453.
Colleen E. Carney, PhD¹; Jack D. Edinger, PhD^1,2

Another Chapter in the Adenosine Story. 455-461.
Robert E. Strecker, PhD; Radhika Basheer, PhD; James Timothy McKenna, PhD; Robert W. McCarley, MD

Defining Insomnia: Quantitative Criteria for Insomnia Severity and Frequency. 479-485.
Margaret D. Lineberger, PhD¹; Colleen E. Carney, PhD¹; Jack D. Edinger, PhD^1,2; Melanie K. Means, PhD^1,2

Deﬁning Insomnia: The Role of Quantitative Criteria. 479-485.
Thomas Roth, PhD; Christopher Drake, PhD

Time Estimation in Chronic Insomnia Sufferers. 486-493.
Isabelle Rioux, MPs^1,2; Sébastien Tremblay, PhD¹; Célyne H. Bastien, PhD^1,2

Dreaming About an Open Upper Airway. 525-532.
Richard B. Berry, MD

Heart Rate Response to Respiratory Events With or Without Leg Movements. 553-556.
Chang-Kook Yang, MD¹; Amy S. Jordan, PhD²; David P. White, MD²; John W. Winkelman MD, PhD²

Optimizing Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome. 557-563.
Walter T. McNicholas, MD, FRCPI, FRCPC

Sleepiness Enhances Distraction During a Monotonous Task. 573-576.
Clare Anderson, PhD; James A. Horne, PhD

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