Wednesday
June 4
Tuesday
June 3
Sunday
June 1
Monday
June2
Saturday
May31
R02: BrownBagReport: Challenging
Cases
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Room 102A
During this session, three 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:
Neil Freedman, MD; andPhyllis Zee, MD, PhD
A10YearOldwithNocturnal Dyspnea
LouellaAmos, MD
StatusDissociatus
Muna Irfan, MD
TongueBiting–ARareCaseof SporadicGeniospasm
MandanaMahmoudi, MD
L02: IsAPAPasGood asCPAP for
Titration or Treatment?
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Room 200I
All LunchDebate sessions require additional registration
fees.
CE credits for psychologists are not provided for this
session.
Faculty:
RichardBerry, MD; andSairamParthasarathy,
MD
Objectives:
1. Discuss the strenghts andweaknesses ofAPAP
titration and its use in lieu of in-lab titration;
2. Evaluate patients for fitnesswithAPAPor CPAP
titration; and
3. Discuss interpretation ofAPAPdownload information
and choosea level of CPAP for treatment.
Meet theProfessors
12:30pm – 1:30pm
All Meet theProfessors sessions require additional
registration fees.
CE credits for psychologists are not
provided for these sessions.
M09: GeriatricSleep: DispellingSomeMyths
About Sleep andAging
RoomM100B
Michael V. Vitiello, PhD
M10: Fatal Familial Insomnia –PrionDisesase:
Past, Present andFuture
RoomM100C
William Jet Broughton, MD
M11: UtilizationReview for SleepStudies:What
YouNeed toKnow
RoomM100D
A. GrayBullard, MD
M12: SleepDisturbance inPatientswithHeart
Failure
RoomM100E
NancyRedeker, PhD, RN
M13: Management of PediatricSleepApnea
RoomM100F
AnnHalbower, MD
M14: Treatment of Narcolepsy
RoomM100G
ThomasScammell, MD
M15: FatigueRiskManagement Science and
TechnologySolutions for Industry
RoomM100H
Daniel Mollicone, PhD
M16: UsingVideo toAid inCPAPAdherence
RoomM100I
MarkAloia, PhD
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