Complex Sleep Breathing Disorders (eBook)

This book is a clinically relevant and educational resource for sleep specialists, practitioners, and sleep or pulmonary trainees in the management of complicated sleep disordered breathing. It tackles complicated sleep breathing disorders by discussing their epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical significance, physical findings, and their diagnosis and management.

Organized into 21 chapters, opening chapters cover a variety of sleep apnea manifestations including hypercapnic obstructive sleep apnea, complex breathing disorders and strokes. Subsequent chapters discuss detailed approaches to PAP titrations based on best evidence, current guidelines, or expert opinion. Treatment options, complications, comorbidities, and sleep apnea in specific demographics such as pregnant women are also addressed.

Complex Sleep Breathing Disorders: A Clinical Casebook of Challenging Patients is a necessary resource for all sleep trainees and pulmonary fellows, as well as a resource for sleep specialists including sleep technicians.?

Dr. Won is the Director of the Women's Sleep Health Program at the Yale School of Medicine. She is a board certified sleep specialist who is also trained and certified in Pulmonary and Critical Care medicine. Her clinical and research interests include complex sleep related breathing disorders, and sex-differences in sleep disordered breathing and hypersomnias.

Dr. Won is the Director of the Yale Centers for Sleep Medicine. She is active in the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, having served on their Education committee and Chaired the Sleep-disordered breathing section committee. She has served on the Program committee for the international SLEEP meeting. She is a member of the national VA Sleep Network, and has served on the Board of Directors of the Connecticut Sleep Society. She is currently the President-elect for the Society of Anesthesia and Sleep Medicine. Dr. Won received her medical degree at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She completed her Sleep, Pulmonary and Critical Care, and undergraduate training at Stanford University.