Video Clips (QuickTime) and sound files (MP3) - Melatonin Can Help Violent Sleep Disorder

Monday, September 08, 2003

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Ken Patterson, patient, and his wife, Bernice Patterson
What Ken's like with RBD
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Bernice tells about being hit by Ken during RBD episode
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How Bernice handled Ken's RBD episodes
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Examples of dreams which Ken acted out
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Frequency of episodes
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Injuries sustained by Ken during episodes
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Brad Boeve, M.D., Mayo Clinic neurologist and sleep specialist
What RBD is
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Why looking at melatonin as possible RBD treatment
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What melatonin used for in general
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Does melatonin work and why
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How melatonin works for RBD, benefits patients see
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Side effects of treatment
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What life is like with RBD
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Examples of RBD
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Take-home messages from study of melatonin for RBD
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A Mayo Clinic patient experiencing an RBD episode
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Ken and Bernice Patterson sitting in living room
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Ken and Bernice Patterson playing cards
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Dr. Boeve looks at MR scans
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Dr. Boeve
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