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Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine

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Education of health care professionals in advances in sleep medicine.

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Education of health care professionals in advances in sleep medicine.

36 episodes

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Adventures with CPAP: A Physician's Journey 13:03

il y a 1 day13:03

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A sleep specialist discusses his personal struggles and successes with using CPAP

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The commercial driver with a sleep disorder: Is driving permitted? 10:43

il y a environ 15 jours10:43

10:43

How can we help commercial drivers and yet protect the public?

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The Pilot with OSA: Is Flying Permitted? 10:56

il y a environ 29 jours10:56

10:56

How can we most optimally but safety serve commercial and private pilots?

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Sleep Apnea and Stroke 20:40

il y a 6 weeks20:40

20:40

Should all patients who have suffered a stroke be checked for sleep apnea? A neurologist with expertise in this area discusses the problem.

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Why is it so hard to prove that CPAP helps prevent vascular disease? 17:39

il y a 8 weeks17:39

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We discuss why most trials have shown negative results and what changes are needed for future studies.

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Is OSA a single disorder? Different phenotypes, perhaps different treatments 20:28

il y a 10 weeks20:28

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Is OSA a single disorder? The future for patients may lie in the identification of different physiologic subgroups.

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Medications to Treat OSA: Is the Future Here? 11:51

il y a 12 weeks11:51

11:51

Has the advent of GLP-1 agonists changed the management of OSA? We discuss the trials and the reality.

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Other Surgeries for OSA 20:32

il y a 14 weeks20:32

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Oronasal and jaw surgeries for OSA have changed considerably. An expert surgeon discusses their role in the management of the disorder.

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Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation: How “inspired” should we be? 26:27

il y a 17 weeks26:27

26:27

A surgeon and a sleep specialist discuss the reality of this widely advertised procedure.

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Oral Appliances for Sleep Apnea: What Should Providers Know? 15:11

il y a 19 weeks15:11

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A specialist dentist discusses oral appliances as an alternative for the management of mild to moderate OSA

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: How do we decide if REM EMG activity is excessive? 20:08

il y a 21 weeks20:08

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The diagnosis of REM sleep behavior disorder needs, in addition to dream enactment behavior, a determination that EMG activity is excessive during REM sleep. But what is excessive? In this podcast, we discuss how a practicing polysomnographer can make this determination.

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: Discussing the diagnosis and the ethics of disclosure 15:29

il y a 23 weeks15:29

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Should we tell patients with dream enactment behaviors of their risk of developing Parkinson’s disease or related disorders? And, if so, how should a health care provider deliver this information? In this podcast, we explore ethics and empathy.

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: What factors affect risk of progression to Parkinson pathology? 14:31

il y a 25 weeks14:31

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When we diagnose REM sleep behavior disorder, we know that there is a risk of the development of Parkinson's disease or related conditions. But how great is the risk? In this podcast, we discuss how a healthcare provider can help estimate a patient’s risk with specific questions and examination findings.…

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: How near are we to preventing Parkinson’s Disease? 12:45

il y a 27 weeks12:45

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In the last two podcasts, we discussed how REM sleep behavior disorder can evolve to Parkinson's disease or related conditions and whether we can test for this risk. In this podcast, we explore the current state of the art in developing possible interventions to prevent this progression.

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: Can we test for Parkinson pathology? 11:04

il y a 29 weeks11:04

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There has been dramatic progress in developing specific tests for disorders such as Alzheimer disease. In this podcast, we ask whether we are now at a point when we can (or should) test for Parkinson pathology in patients with dream enactment behaviors.

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The Z-Drugs: Truths and Myths for the Clinician 17:44

il y a 1 year17:44

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The Z drugs are the most commonly prescribed hypnotics but are widely misunderstood. In this podcast, Dr. Bhanu Kolla discusses truth and myths for the clinician prescribing these drugs.

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Restless legs: What Therapies does the Future Hold? 12:28

il y a 1 year12:28

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All of us who treat restless legs realize that current therapies are far from perfect. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses possible future approaches, some already starting to be available.

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Restless Legs: The Use of Opioids 16:43

il y a 1 year16:43

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Many physicians are reluctant to prescribe even low-dose opioids for chronic problems such as refractory restless legs. But opioid therapy can be life transforming for the correct patient. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses the appropriate use of opioids for patients with restless legs refractory to other medications.…

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Restless Legs: How to help the Augmented Patient 17:40

il y a 1 year17:40

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Patients are still presenting to sleep specialists on high doses of dopamine agonists with intense augmentation and profound insomnia. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses how to manage patients with this distressing problem.

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Restless Legs Management: Where does Iron fit in? 14:32

il y a 1 year14:32

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How do we define low iron stores in restless legs? In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses diagnosis of iron deficiency and how oral and intravenous iron should be administered in restless legs syndrome.

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Restless Legs: What has happened to Dopamine Agonists? 18:36

il y a 1 year18:36

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The last few years have shown a major change in first-line management of restless legs. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses why gabapentinoids are now first-line therapy rather than dopamine agonists, how they are used, and whether there is any role still for the dopaminergic drugs.

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: How does Parkinson pathology evolve? 12:58

il y a 31 weeks12:58

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Probably the most concerning aspect of REM sleep behavior disorder is that it is often a prodrome for Parkinson's disease and other related conditions. In this podcast we explore current concepts of how dream enactment behaviors can progress to serious neurodegenerative disorders.

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Violence in Sleep: Part 2 18:12

il y a 33 weeks18:12

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While extremely rare, homicidal behavior has been reported during episodes of sleepwalking. In this podcast, we discuss two notorious cases for which sleepwalking was offered by the defense as an explanation. Is that what really happened? What role should sleep providers play in such cases?

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Violence in Sleep: Part 1 19:48

il y a 35 weeks19:48

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Violent and injurious behaviors do occasionally occur with parasomnias including REM sleep behavior disorder and sleepwalking. In this podcast, we review the types of behaviors that can occur and how best to prevent them.

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The Child who Sleepwalks 18:56

il y a 37 weeks18:56

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Sleep walking is common in childhood. What causes it and how should it be managed? In this podcast we will discuss the nature of sleepwalking and how it can best be treated.

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Eating While Asleep 16:07

il y a 39 weeks16:07

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Eating and Sleep are both fundamental biologic drives. What happens when they coincide? In this podcast, we will explore the world of sleep related eating disorder.

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Transvenous Phrenic Nerve Stimulation for Central Sleep Apnea 13:49

il y a 43 weeks13:49

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What is transvenous phrenic nerve stimulation? When should we use it for patients with central sleep apnea? Dr. Timothy Morgenthaler, a sleep specialist at Mayo Clinic, answers these questions.

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How should we manage patients with treatment emergent central sleep apnea? 14:54

il y a 45 weeks14:54

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Do all patients with CPAP related treatment emergent central sleep apnea need a change in management? Dr. Timothy Morgenthaler, a sleep specialist at Mayo Clinic, answers this question.

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CSA in Heart Failure: Current Controversies 13:44

il y a 47 weeks13:44

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Is CSA harmful in patients with heart failure? When should it be treated? What is the role of augmented servo-ventilation? Dr. Sean Caples, a sleep specialist at Mayo Clinic, answers these questions.

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Idiopathic Hypersomnia: Current Diagnosis and Treatment 17:31

il y a 49 weeks17:31

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Idiopathic hypersomnia is probably at least as common and possibly more common than narcolepsy. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses current approaches to its diagnosis and pharmacologic management.

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The Discovery of REM Sleep 13:41

il y a 51 weeks13:41

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Many date the start of the field of Sleep Medicine to the discovery of REM sleep by Eugene Aserinsky and Nathaniel Kleitman in 1953. But was it actually discovered 27 years earlier by Russian investigators? In this podcast Dr. Michael Silber discusses the fascinating story of how REM sleep was identified and what this means for Sleep Medicine.…

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New hope for Narcolepsy: Is the Future Nearly Here? 12:57

il y a 1 year12:57

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The number of medications available to treat narcolepsy has grown dramatically in the last few years. While these have changed the landscape for patients, the future may hold even better treatments. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses the currently available new medications and the development of orexin receptor agonists which may transform narcolepsy management.…

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The Diagnosis of Narcolepsy: Where does CSF orexin fit in? 16:14

il y a 1 year16:14

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How should we diagnose narcolepsy? In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber explains when measuring CSF Orexin-A can be helpful and how to interpret the results.

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45 Years of the MSLT: Where are we now? 19:21

il y a 1 year19:21

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The multiple sleep latency test was developed in 1978. While it is still the standard test used for the diagnosis of central disorders of hypersomnolence, its interpretation is complex and many factors can affect the validity of its results. In this podcast, Dr. Michael Silber discusses the practical use of the MSLT in 2024.…

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia in Day-To-Day Practice 17:54

il y a 1 year17:54

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Cognitive behavioral therapy is the first-line therapy recommended for chronic insomnia. What does it comprise and who should teach it? Is Internet-based therapy available and effective? In this podcast, Dr. Mark Hansen discusses practical use of CBT-I for healthcare practitioners.

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Search for the Perfect Hypnotic: Orexin Antagonists and Other Agents 18:54

il y a 1 year18:54