Search for dissertations about: "Subjective sleep disturbance"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words Subjective sleep disturbance.
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1. Pediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnea : Evaluation of surgical treatments and immunological aspects
Abstract : Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a sleep-related breathing disorder often caused by enlargement of the adenoid and the tonsils. The peak prevalence is among children who are two to six years of age, when the lymphatic tissue is most active. Clinical diagnosis can be challenging, since the symptoms are often unspecific. READ MORE
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2. The impact of railway vibration and noise on sleep
Abstract : Sleep is a vital component of good health, and sleep loss is associated with impaired cognition, decreased psychomotor performance, cardiovascular disease, adverse effects on endocrine and metabolic function, negative mood, impaired memory, and more. A growing burden of freight transportation on global railway networks will likely lead to an increase in nocturnal vibration and noise at nearby dwellings. READ MORE
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3. Sleep and cognition in old age: Birth cohort differences, dementia, and biomarkers of Alzheimer´s disease
Abstract : The focus for this thesis is on two major determinants of health and wellbeing in older people, namely subjective sleep disturbance and cognition. Data were drawn from the H70 Birth Cohort Studies, comprising representative samples of older people living in Gothenburg, Sweden. READ MORE
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4. Burnout: a matter of impaired recovery?
Abstract : The general aim of this thesis work was to investigate physiological and subjective markers of recovery from stress in order to identify and discuss possible risk factors precipitating burnout, as well as factors related to recovery from burnout and return to work. In particular, sleep and unwinding during leisure time, in relation to burnout, were in focus in the four papers included in this thesis. READ MORE
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5. Fatigue and cognition : hormonal perspectives
Abstract : Fatigue is a common complaint and considered a very challenging symptom to cope with in many different medical diseases. The assessment of fatigue is bound up with the problems of both conceptualization and definition. In addition, few studies have investigated suitable neuropsychological tests to examine fatigue and its consequences. READ MORE