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Sleep polygram features in patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis and restless legs syndrome

Authors

SUKHORUKOV Viktor

Type of Article

Scientific Article

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MECHANISMS OF FORMATION AND MODERN PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT OF NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS

Key words

primary progressive multiple sclerosis, polysomnography, restless legs syndrome

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616.832-004. 2-073.97

Abstract

This study results the polysomnographic monitoring in 11 primaryprogressive multiple sclerosis patients with restless legs syndrome (RLS).

We identifi ed the objective changes in the functioning of somnogenic brain resulting in a change in the architectonic structure of night’s sleep, sleep phases destabilization, desynchronizing brain systems activation, NREM and REM sleep organizing disorders. We revealed the lesion of switching stages and phases of sleep and its maintaining mechanisms in primaryprogressive multiple sclerosis with restless leg syndrome

In adition to the clinical sings caused by focal brain progressive damage, sleep disorders can be caused by the development of secondary RLS having pathogenic mechanisms associa ted with functional nonspecifi c brain systems involving, which complicates the formation of multiple sclerosis symptoms.

Pages

26-28

Year / Issue

2018, Volume 26, issue 2 (95)

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