Program Sleep Friday, 26 March 2010
MAIN SESSION Sleep
14:30-17:00
SLEEP DISORDERS IN THE LONG TERM
chairs: prof. Dirk Pevernagie and dr. Sebastiaan Overeem
Introduction
ir. Ike Bomer
Pharmacological treatment in long term insomnia: benefits versus risks
prof. dr. Dieter Riemann
Long term RLS treatment: complications and options
dr. Roselyne Rijsman
Sleep disorders in Parkinson's disease: a long term affair
dr. Paul Reading
Long term consequences of narcolepsy
dr. Gert-Jan Lammers
Parallel session 1 BASS on clinical sleep medicine
09:30-12:30
AROUSALS IN SLEEP MEDICINE
Chairs: prof. dr. Johan Verbraecken (BASS), dr. Klaas van Kralingen (NSWO)
Arousals in children
prof. dr. José Groswasser
Arousals in (non apnoeic) respiratory disorders
prof. dr. Johan Verbraecken
CAP-rate (Cyclic Alternating Pattern) in insomnia
dr. Aisha Cortoos, prof. dr. Elke de Valck
Measurement techniques in the evaluation of arousals
prof. dr. Dirk Pevernagie
NSWO: Role of arousals in clinical symptoms of PLM disorder
dr. Al de Weerd
Parallel Session 2 NSWO
09:30-12:30
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FUNDAMENTAL SLEEP RESEARCH
Chairs: prof. dr.Tom de Boer, dr. Elke de Valck
Melatonin suppression and performance under simulated shift work
Maan van de Werken
Acute sleep loss as modulating factor of the stress response in rats
Wieteke Beerling
BASS: Rythmicity of wakefulness and sleep. From perception to action
prof. dr. Guy Chéron
Connectivity in shallow sleep predicts memory performance for learned associations
dr. Atsuko Takashima
Sleep benefits memory for things past and things to come
dr. Ysbrand van der Werf
12:30-14:30
Lunch at Heeze Castle