Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Pathophysiology, Comorbidities, and Consequences Book

Preface     iii
Contributors     vii
Perspectives   Clete A. Kushida     1
Features, Factors, and Characteristics
History   Michael Zupancic   Peretz Lavie     11
Epidemiology   Kin M. Yuen     27
Ontogeny   Timothy F. Hoban   Donald L. Bliwise     39
Phylogeny and Animal Models: An Uninhibited Survey   Todd D. Morgan   John E. Remmers     61
Upper Airway Anatomy   Avery Tung     81
Physiology and Dynamics of the Upper Airway   Jingtao Huang   Carole L. Marcus     93
Upper Airway Pathology   John G. Park   Teofilo Lee-Chiong     111
Control of Breathing in Sleep   Curtis A. Smith   Jerome A. Dempsey   Steven R. Barczi   Ailiang Xie     125
Arousal from Sleep   Peter Halasz     149
Pathogenesis   Anh Tu Duy Nguyen   Susie Yim   Atul Malhotra     171
Risk Factors   Kannan Ramar   Christian Guilleminault     197
Familial and Genetic Factors   Sanjay R. Patel   Peter V. Tishler     223
The Spectrum ofSleep-Disordered Breathing   Adnan Habib   Barbara Phillips     245
Associations and Consequences
Morbidity and Mortality   Christine Won   Dominique Robert     259
Central and Autonomic Nervous Systems   Ian M. Colrain   John Trinder     275
Cardiac Arrhythmias and Congestive Heart Failure   Sheree Chen   T. Douglas Bradley     293
Hypertension and the Cardiovascular System   Rohit Budhiraja   Stuart F. Quan     323
Endocrine Function and Glucose Metabolism   Katherine Stamatakis   Naresh M. Punjabi     337
Obesity   Mark Eric Dyken   Mohsin Ali   Shekar Raman   Kim E. Eppen     355
Mood and Behavior   Mark S. Aloia   Amanda Schurle Bruce     377
Sleepiness   Douglas B. Kirsch   Ronald D. Chervin     393
Health-Related Quality-of-Life   Cheryl A. Moyer   Jeffrey S. Moyer   Ronald D. Chervin     425
Driving Risk and Accidents   Patricia Sagaspe   Pierre Philip     443
Economic and Societal Impact   Valerie Wittmann   Daniel O. Rodenstein     451
Index      473