英文摘要 |
Two sleep disorders are interested by neurologists, one is parasomnias and the other includes restless leg syndrome (RLS) and periodic limb movement disorder (PLMD), parasomnias are defined as undesirable physical behavior that occurs during sleep. RLS was first described in the medical literature in 17th century. The development of sleep medicine renews the interest in this disorder. In 2002, a new diagnostic criteria was set by NIH experts. The diagnosis of RLS is based on clinical history. There are 4 elements for diagnosis: (1) urge to move; (2) rest makes worse; (3) gets better with movement; (4) worse in the evening. 5 classes of medication showed effective for the treatment of RLS: dopaminergic agonist or precursor, opioids, anticonvulsants, iron supplement, benzodiazepines. PLMD is defined for PSG recordings reported by Symonds as nocturnal myoclonus in 1953. PLMD is strongly influenced by the sleep-wake state, both cortical arousal and autonomic arousal during sleep produce clinically significant aversive consequences. |