Does pain affect slow wave sleep – summary
Patients presenting with acute or chronic pain commonly report sleep problems, although few studies have attempted to use sleep architecture as a measure associated with the perception of pain. Part 1...
View ArticleDoes pain affect slow wave sleep – critique
Patients presenting with acute or chronic pain commonly report sleep problems, although few studies have attempted to use sleep architecture as a measure associated with the perception of pain. Part 2...
View ArticleDoes pain affect slow wave sleep – inference
Patients presenting with acute or chronic pain commonly report sleep problems, although few studies have attempted to use sleep architecture as a measure associated with the perception of pain. Part 3...
View ArticleEmerging research trends on the relationship between sleep and pain
The relationship between pain and sleep quality is well reported in the literature. Sleep complaints are present in up to 88% of chronic pain disorders [1] and at least 50% of patients presenting with...
View ArticleThe role of sleep impairments on pain severity in adults with sickle cell...
Sleep is a complex process and impairments can occur at different stages of the process. Sleep impairments may include decreased total sleep time (sleep duration), an increase in the amount of time it...
View ArticleSleep, pain and exercise
Sleep is an essential biological phenomenon, and sleep deprivation causes various physiologic and behavioral changes in the body. It has been shown that total sleep deprivation (Shuch-Hofer et al.,...
View ArticleThe enduring bond between chronic back pain and sleep disturbance: not a love...
Body in Mind Intuitively, one expects that pain, whether acute or chronic, will affect sleep quality. However, the relationship between pain and sleep is not fully understood. Pain has been widely...
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