Ideal for sleep specialists, pediatricians, or family medicine practitioners, Assessment and Treatment of Infant Sleep provides in-depth information about normal aspects of sleep in infancy, as well as both medical and behavioral sleep problem assessment and management. This unique resource offers concise, consolidated guidance when preparing for a clinic or rotation with patients in infancy or when engaging in treatment planning for young children with sleep problems.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. v 6. Preface - p. viii 7. List of Illustrations - p. ix 8. List of Tables - p. x 9. SECTION 1. Developmental Aspects of Sleep - p. 1 10. 1. Developmental changes in EEG and sleep architecture from prematurity through infancy - p. 2 11. 2. Circadian development and homeostatic sleep pressure - p. 25 12. 3. Infant respiratory physiology during sleep - p. 35 13. 4. Behavioral changes in sleep during the first 2 years - p. 42 14. SECTION 2. Medical Sleep Disorders of Infancy - p. 57 15. 5. Sudden infant death syndrome - p. 58 16. 6. Evaluation of obstructive sleep apnea in infants: Including polysomnography - p. 71 17. 7. Management of obstructive sleep apnea in infants - p. 83 18. 8. Congenital central hypoventilation syndromes and other disorders of ventilation - p. 99 19. 9. Impact of chronic disease or early birth complications on sleep in infancy - p. 113 20. 10. Sleep disorders in neurological disorders and sleep-related movement disorders in children less than 2 years of age - p. 139 21. Sleep need for optimal brain health and development - p. 139 22. Impact of premature birth on sleep, brain development, and later cognitive performance - p. 139 23. Sleep disorders in neurogenetic syndromes which present in infancy - p. 140 24. Sleep disorders associated with brainstem and cervicomedullary dysfunction - p. 151 25. Acquired neurological disorders with sleep/wake disorders which present in infancy - p. 156 26. Sleep breathing disorders associated with skull base and hindbrain malformations - p. 157 27. Sleep-related movements and sleep-related movement disorders in infants and toddlers - p. 159 28. Sleep-related movement disorders in infants - p. 162 29. References - p. 165 30. SECTION 3. Behavioral Sleep Disorders in Infancy - p. 175 31. 11. Insomnia in infancy: Phenomenology and links with parental factors - p. 176 32. 12. Intrinsic factors associated with infant insomnia: The impact of temperament and development - p. 197 33. 13. Behavioral sleep assessment methods - p. 206 34. 14. Behavioral interventions for infant sleep problems: Efficacy, safety, predictors, moderators, and future directions - p. 226 35. 15. Infant sleep health disparities and cross-cultural differences - p. 250 36. Index - p. 267
Ideal for sleep specialists, pediatricians, or family medicine practitioners, Assessment and Treatment of Infant Sleep provides in-depth information about normal aspects of sleep in infancy, as well as both medical and behavioral sleep problem assessment and management. This unique resource offers concise, consolidated guidance when preparing for a clinic or rotation with patients in infancy or when engaging in treatment planning for young children with sleep problems.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. v 6. Preface - p. viii 7. List of Illustrations - p. ix 8. List of Tables - p. x 9. SECTION 1. Developmental Aspects of Sleep - p. 1 10. 1. Developmental changes in EEG and sleep architecture from prematurity through infancy - p. 2 11. 2. Circadian development and homeostatic sleep pressure - p. 25 12. 3. Infant respiratory physiology during sleep - p. 35 13. 4. Behavioral changes in sleep during the first 2 years - p. 42 14. SECTION 2. Medical Sleep Disorders of Infancy - p. 57 15. 5. Sudden infant death syndrome - p. 58 16. 6. Evaluation of obstructive sleep apnea in infants: Including polysomnography - p. 71 17. 7. Management of obstructive sleep apnea in infants - p. 83 18. 8. Congenital central hypoventilation syndromes and other disorders of ventilation - p. 99 19. 9. Impact of chronic disease or early birth complications on sleep in infancy - p. 113 20. 10. Sleep disorders in neurological disorders and sleep-related movement disorders in children less than 2 years of age - p. 139 21. Sleep need for optimal brain health and development - p. 139 22. Impact of premature birth on sleep, brain development, and later cognitive performance - p. 139 23. Sleep disorders in neurogenetic syndromes which present in infancy - p. 140 24. Sleep disorders associated with brainstem and cervicomedullary dysfunction - p. 151 25. Acquired neurological disorders with sleep/wake disorders which present in infancy - p. 156 26. Sleep breathing disorders associated with skull base and hindbrain malformations - p. 157 27. Sleep-related movements and sleep-related movement disorders in infants and toddlers - p. 159 28. Sleep-related movement disorders in infants - p. 162 29. References - p. 165 30. SECTION 3. Behavioral Sleep Disorders in Infancy - p. 175 31. 11. Insomnia in infancy: Phenomenology and links with parental factors - p. 176 32. 12. Intrinsic factors associated with infant insomnia: The impact of temperament and development - p. 197 33. 13. Behavioral sleep assessment methods - p. 206 34. 14. Behavioral interventions for infant sleep problems: Efficacy, safety, predictors, moderators, and future directions - p. 226 35. 15. Infant sleep health disparities and cross-cultural differences - p. 250 36. Index - p. 267
