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5 +2 | central insomnia |
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central insomnia Explanation: . -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-21 14:48:55 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Coefficiente di correlazione (K) inter-rater per ognuno dei singoli item della HAM-D a 21 item impiegata nel presente studio. Un valore di K = 0.5 indica che l’ \"accordo\" inter-rater su quel singolo item può essere considerato soddisfacente. Valori di K = 0.5 sono stati rilevati relativamente agli item 3 (suicidio), 4 (insonnia iniziale), 5 (insonnia centrale), 12 (sintomi gastro-intestinali), 16 (perdita di peso), 17 (insight), 18 (variazioni diurne) che, pur se in modo approssimativo, nel complesso delineano le caratteristiche nucleari della sindrome depressiva maggiore. Inter-rater correlation coefficient (K) for each single item of the 21 item version HAM-D used in the present investigation. AK value = 0.5 is considered the expression of a good inter-rater \"agreement\". K values = 0.5 were found for item 3 (suicide), item 4 (initial insomnia), item 5 (central insomnia), item 12 (gastro-intestinal symptoms), item 16 (weight loss), item 17 (insight ) and item 18 (diurnal variations). These items, on the whole, delineate the core symptomathology of the major depressive syndrome. http://sopsi.archicoop.it/rivista/2000/vol6_1/pan_gif.htm -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-21 14:51:34 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Potrebbe anche essere: Central sleep apnea -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-21 14:52:21 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sleep Apnea There are two basic kinds of sleep apnea, obstructive and central. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when there is repeated stoppage of airflow during sleep that is due to collapse of the soft tissues in the throat. Central sleep apnea occurs when the brain fails to send a signal to the respiratory muscles to produce a breath. OSA is much more common than central apnea which occurs primarily in the elderly and those with diseases affecting the central nervous system. The Airway Dilator appliance treats the more common obstructive sleep apnea, not central sleep apnea. http://www.snoringproblems.com/menu10.cfm |
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