R01: BrownBagReport: Challenging
Cases
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Room 102A
During this session, four challenging caseswill be
presented andan expert panel will discuss their approach
todiagnosis and treatment. This session is included in the
general session registration; lunch is not provided.
Co-chairs:
CathyGoldstein, MD; andKatherineSharkey,
MD, PhD
Psychiatric Influences andNon-24SleepWake
Disorder in theFullySighted
CallumDupre, DO
ACaseof StrokeLeading to aCircadianRhythmSleep-
WakeDisorder
JamesWyatt, PhD
ALongBiological Night:ANewCircadianDisorder?
Overlapwith the IdiopathicHypersomniaPhenotype
Robert Thomas, MD
TreatingTotallyBlindPatientswithNon-24-Hour
CircadianRhythms
Steven Lockley, PhD
L01: ShouldNon-commercial Drivers
haveDriving LicensesSuspended
Pending aSleepApneaEvaluation?
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Room 200I
All LunchDebate sessions require additional registration
fees.
CE credits for psychologists are not provided for this
session.
Faculty:
IndiraGurubhagavatula, MD; andBarbara
Phillips, MD
Objectives:
1. Discuss driving risks associatedwith sleep-disordered
breathing;
2. Review efficacy of treatments for sleep-disordered
breathing; and
3. Consider the principles of fairness and justice.
Meet theProfessors
12:30pm – 1:30pm
All Meet theProfessors sessions require additional
registration fees.
CE credits for psychologists are not
provided for these sessions.
M01:A24-Year Rumination onOral Appliance
Therapy for OSA
RoomM100B
ToddMorgan, DMD
M02: ComplexNoctural Behaviors
RoomM100C
AlonAvidan, MD, MPH
M03: Sleepiness andDriver Safety on theReal
Road
RoomM100D
TorbjörnÅkerstedt, PhD
M04: Sleep, Recovery andHumanPerformance
inEliteAthletes: CasePresentation andClinical
Management
RoomM100E
CharlesSamuels, MD
M05: Business of SleepMedicine
RoomM100F
Neil Freedman, MD
M06: NighttimeSettlingDifficulties inChildren:
Physiological Insights
RoomM100G
Monique LeBourgeois, PhD
M07:AdaptiveServoventilation for Treatment of
Central SleepApnea
RoomM100H
Shahrokh Javaheri, MD
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