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VOLUME 34, ISSUE 07

CRITICAL TOPICS FORUM
Does the Brain Gain Back Energy During Sleep? But What Does It Mean?

http://dx.doi.org/10.5665/sleep.1104

Gabriel G. Haddad, MD

University of California, San Diego and Rady Children's Hospital, San Diego, CA

VOLUME 34, ISSUE 07

Effects of CPAP on Daytime Function. 821.
Josep M. Montserrat, MD¹; Daniel Rodenstein, MD²; Ferran Barbé, MD³

Response to Letter Entitled “The Effect of CPAP on Daytime Function”. 823.
Nicholas Antic, MBBS, PhD¹; Doug McEvoy, MD

In Response to: Effects of CPAP on Daytime Function. 825.
Lianne M. Tomfohr, MS¹; Sonia Ancoli-Israel, PhD¹^,²; Jose S. Loredo, MD³; Joel E. Dimsdale, MD¹^,²

The Need for Pharmacovigilance in Sleep Medicine. 827-828.
Sairam Parthasarathy, MD

Draining the Homeostat. 829-830.
Daniel A. Cohen, MD

Introduction to Forum on Critical Topics in SLEEP. 831.
Allan I. Pack, MBChB, PhD

What is the Meaning of the ATP Surge During Sleep?. 833-834.
Margaret Wong-Riley, PhD

Does the Brain Gain Back Energy During Sleep? But What Does It Mean?. 835-836.
Gabriel G. Haddad, MD

Measuring In Vivo Metabolite Levels in Brain. 837.
David F. Wilson, PhD

Repeatability Is Not the Same as Accuracy. 839.
H. Craig Heller, PhD

Replies to Commentaries on ATP Changes During Sleep. 841-843.
Markus Dworak, PhD; Robert W. McCarley, MD; Tae Kim, MD, PhD; Anna V. Kalinchuk, PhD; Radhika Basheer, PhD

Sleep Neurobiology from a Clinical Perspective. 845-858.
Rodrigo A. España, PhD¹; Thomas E. Scammell, MD²

Prevalence and Polysomnographic Correlates of Insomnia Comorbid with Medical Disorders. 859-867.
Rohit Budhiraja, MD¹^,²^,³; Thomas Roth, PhD⁴^,⁵^,⁶; David W. Hudgel, MD⁷; Pooja Budhiraja, MD¹^,³; Christopher L. Drake, PhD⁴^,⁵

Sedative Medication Use: Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Associations with Body Mass Index Using Population-Level Data. 869-874.
Nicholas T. Vozoris, MHSc, MD¹; Richard S. Leung, MD, PhD¹^,²

Prevalence and Persistence of Sleep Disordered Breathing Symptoms in Young Children: A 6-Year Population-Based Cohort Study. 875-884.
Karen A. Bonuck, PhD¹; Ronald D. Chervin, MD, MS²; Timothy J. Cole, PhD³; Alan Emond, MD⁴; John Henderson, MD⁵; Linzhi Xu, PhD¹; Katherine Freeman, DrPH⁶

Sleep Duration and Overweight in European Children: Is the Association Modified by Geographic Region?. 885-890.
Sabrina Hense, MA, MSc¹; Hermann Pohlabeln, PhD²; Stefaan De Henauw, MD, MSc, PhD³; Gabriele Eiben, PhD⁴; Dénes Molnar, MD⁵; Luis A. Moreno, PhD⁶; Gianvincenzo Barba, MD⁷; Charalampos Hadjigeorgiou, MD⁸; Toomas Veidebaum, MD⁹; Wolfgang Ahrens, PhD¹

Does Sleep Duration Predict Metabolic Risk in Obese Adolescents Attending Tertiary Services? A Cross-Sectional Study. 891-898.
Valerie Sung, MBBS(Hons), FRACP¹^,²; Dean W. Beebe, PhD³^,⁴; Rhonda VanDyke, PhD³^,⁴; Matthew C. Fenchel, MS³; Nancy A. Crimmins, MD³^,⁴; Shelley Kirk, PhD, RD³^,⁴; Harriet Hiscock, MBBS, MD¹^,²; Raouf Amin, MD³^,⁴; Melissa Wake, MBChB, MD¹^,²

Periodic Limb Movements and Disrupted Sleep in Children with Sickle Cell Disease. 899-908.
Valerie E. Rogers, PhD¹; Carole L. Marcus, MBBCh¹^,²; Abbas F. Jawad, PhD¹^,²; Kim Smith-Whitley, MD²; Kwaku Ohene-Frempong, MD¹^,²; Cheryl Bowdre, PhD²; Julian Allen, MD²; Raanan Arens, MD³; Thornton B. A. Mason, MD, PhD, MSCE¹^,²

Amelioration of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: Implications for the Neuromuscular Control of OSA. 909-915.
Jixiong Huang, MD¹^,²; Jihui Zhang, MD, PhD¹; Siu Ping Lam, MRCP(Psych), FHKAM (Psych)¹; Shirley Xin Li, MA¹; Crover Kwok Wah Ho, RPSGT¹; Venny Lam, RPSGT¹; Mandy Wai Man Yu, MPH, RPSGT¹; Yun-Kwok Wing, FRCPsych, FHKAM (Psych)¹

The Efficacy of a Restart Break for Recycling with Optimal Performance Depends Critically on Circadian Timing. 917-929.
Hans P.A. Van Dongen, PhD; Gregory Belenky, MD; Bryan J. Vila, PhD

Sleep, Wake and Phase Dependent Changes in Neurobehavioral Function under Forced Desynchrony. 931-941.
Xuan Zhou, BSc(Hons)¹; Sally A. Ferguson, PhD¹; Raymond W. Matthews, BSc(Hons)¹; Charli Sargent, PhD¹; David Darwent, PhD¹; David J. Kennaway, PhD²; Gregory D. Roach, PhD¹

The Effects of Sleep Extension on the Athletic Performance of Collegiate Basketball Players. 943-950.
Cheri D. Mah, MS¹; Kenneth E. Mah, MD, MS¹; Eric J. Kezirian, MD, MPH²; William C. Dement, MD, PhD¹

Equivalence of Nasal and Oronasal Masks during Initial CPAP Titration for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome. 951-955.
Ming Teo, MBBS²; Terence Amis, PhD¹^,³; Sharon Lee, RN¹^,³; Karina Falland, BAppSc²; Stephen Lambert, MApplSc²; John Wheatley, PhD¹^,²^,³

Heritability and Mortality Risk of Insomnia-Related Symptoms: A Genetic Epidemiologic Study in a Population-Based Twin Cohort. 957-964.
Christer Hublin, MD, PhD¹^,³; Markku Partinen, MD, PhD²^,³; Markku Koskenvuo, MD, PhD³; Jaakko Kaprio, MD, PhD³^,⁴^,⁵

The Natural History of Insomnia in the Ibadan Study of Ageing. 965-973.
Oye Gureje, DSc, FRCPsych; Bibilola Damilola Oladeji, FWACP; Taiwo Abiona, MSc; Victor Makanjuola, MSc, FWACP; Oluyomi Esan, FWACP

The Parasomnias and Other Sleep-Related Movement Disorders. 975.
Douglas Kirsch, MD

Erratum. 976.

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VOLUME 34, ISSUE 07

Effects of CPAP on Daytime Function. 821.
Josep M. Montserrat, MD¹; Daniel Rodenstein, MD²; Ferran Barbé, MD³

Response to Letter Entitled “The Effect of CPAP on Daytime Function”. 823.
Nicholas Antic, MBBS, PhD¹; Doug McEvoy, MD

In Response to: Effects of CPAP on Daytime Function. 825.
Lianne M. Tomfohr, MS¹; Sonia Ancoli-Israel, PhD¹^,²; Jose S. Loredo, MD³; Joel E. Dimsdale, MD¹^,²

The Need for Pharmacovigilance in Sleep Medicine. 827-828.
Sairam Parthasarathy, MD

Draining the Homeostat. 829-830.
Daniel A. Cohen, MD

Introduction to Forum on Critical Topics in SLEEP. 831.
Allan I. Pack, MBChB, PhD

What is the Meaning of the ATP Surge During Sleep?. 833-834.
Margaret Wong-Riley, PhD

Does the Brain Gain Back Energy During Sleep? But What Does It Mean?. 835-836.
Gabriel G. Haddad, MD

Measuring In Vivo Metabolite Levels in Brain. 837.
David F. Wilson, PhD

Repeatability Is Not the Same as Accuracy. 839.
H. Craig Heller, PhD

Replies to Commentaries on ATP Changes During Sleep. 841-843.
Markus Dworak, PhD; Robert W. McCarley, MD; Tae Kim, MD, PhD; Anna V. Kalinchuk, PhD; Radhika Basheer, PhD

Sleep Neurobiology from a Clinical Perspective. 845-858.
Rodrigo A. España, PhD¹; Thomas E. Scammell, MD²

Sedative Medication Use: Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Associations with Body Mass Index Using Population-Level Data. 869-874.
Nicholas T. Vozoris, MHSc, MD¹; Richard S. Leung, MD, PhD¹^,²

The Efficacy of a Restart Break for Recycling with Optimal Performance Depends Critically on Circadian Timing. 917-929.
Hans P.A. Van Dongen, PhD; Gregory Belenky, MD; Bryan J. Vila, PhD

The Parasomnias and Other Sleep-Related Movement Disorders. 975.
Douglas Kirsch, MD

Erratum. 976.

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