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Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Sleep Apnea
Circadian Rhythm
Melatonin
Narcolepsy
Mayo Clinic
CPAP
Rochester, United States
Alzheimer's Disease
Sleep
Epilepsy
Delayed Sleep-Wake Phase Disorder
Shift Work Sleep Disorder
Jet Lag
Behavioral Insomnia Of Childhood
Idiopathic Hypersomnia
Multiple System Atrophy
Morvan Syndrome
Stroke
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure

Education of health care professionals in advances in sleep medicine.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes54Founded2 years ago
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Autoimmune encephalopathies, although rare, can mimic other more common sleep disorders and most are highly treatable.  Therefore it is important for sleep medicine practitioners to be aware of these conditions, which may present first to a sleep cli... more

Autoimmune encephalopathies, although rare, can mimic other more common sleep disorders and most are highly treatable.  Therefore it is important for sleep medicine practitioners to be aware of these conditions, which may present first to a sleep cli... more

Epileptic seizures, especially in certain epileptic syndromes, are more common during sleep.  Conversely, seizures can disturb sleep, affecting daytime alertness.  Nocturnal seizures may also mimic the parasomnias that are more familiar to sleep medi... more

While less common than its cousin, Parkinson's disease, multiple system atrophy is commonly associated with severe sleep disturbances, at least one of which may be life threatening. In this podcast we discuss how to identify these disorders, their si... more

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Recent Guests

Eric St. Louis
Professor of Neurology and sleep specialist
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Episode: The Weird World of Sleep in Autoimmune Encephalopathies: Part 1
Maitreyi Juna
Assistant Professor of Neurology and a Board Certified Neurologist, Neurophysiologist, Epileptologist, and Sleep Specialist
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota
Episode: Sleep and Epilepsy
Peter Gay
Professor of Medicine, Board Certified Parmenologist and Sleep Specialist at Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Episode: Sleep Disordered Breathing in ALS
Anne Murray
Board certified pediatric neurologist and sleep specialist with special expertise in headache disorders
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Episode: Headaches and Sleep
Stuart McCarter
Board-certified neurologist specializing in behavioral neurology and sleep medicine
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
Episode: Sleep in Alzheimer Disease
Maggie Blattner
Board certified neurologist and sleep specialist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Episode: Update on Idiopathic Hypersomnia
Dr. Chris Maturisi
Board certified pediatric neurologist and sleep specialist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Episode: Narcolepsy in Childhood and Adolescence
Dr. Julie Bourne
Board-certified pediatrician and sleep specialist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Episode: The Child Who Snores
Robin Lloyd
Associate professor of pediatrics and board-certified sleep specialist
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Episode: The child who cannot sleep

Hosts

Michael Silber
Host with Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine; frequent co-host and clinical expert in sleep medicine and neurology.
Maitreyi Juna
Co-host introducing and guiding discussions; neurologist and sleep specialist.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Great Resource!

    Exciting new podcast for bite-sized evidence based summaries and updates in sleep medicine.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr.L4
    Canadaa year ago
  • Thank you for this podcast!

    As a former nurse with RLS for about 30-35 years I appreciate listening to experts discuss the highlights of the research in simple terms over a short amount of time. I will be sharing this podcast will my provider.

    Jeanne in Pa.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mimij in Pa.
    United States2 years ago

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Engaging, evidence-based summaries in bite-sized formats that fit busy clinician schedules.
Clear explanations of complex sleep topics with practical clinical takeaways.
High-quality guests and practical, patient-centered perspectives.

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The Weird World of Sleep in Autoimmune Encephalopathies: Part 1
Q: Could you briefly summarize other cell-surface antibody disorders that can manifest with sleep problems?
Two notable examples are DPPX antibodies, which can present with REM sleep behavior disorder and sleep apnea components, and LGI-1 antibodies causing limbic encephalitis with memory issues, sometimes accompanied by insomnia, illustrating a spectrum of sleep-related manifestations across surface antigen disorders.
The Weird World of Sleep in Autoimmune Encephalopathies: Part 1
Q: Could you start with Morvan syndrome and tell us about the first patient you saw and what you learned from that case?
The first Morvan patient illustrated the combination of peripheral nerve hyperexcitability, severe insomnia, and dream enactment, which pointed toward a broader autoimmune process; it underscored the usefulness of EMG findings and the potential for long recovery with immunosuppression and avoidance or treatment of triggers like tumors.
The Pilot with OSA: Is Flying Permitted?
Q: How long must a pilot wait before they can be cleared to fly after starting treatment, and what is the role of the treating physician?
The FAA recommends a 30-day treatment period before clearance, though two weeks can be acceptable in some cases; the treating physician assesses control of sleep apnea and documents compliance, tolerance, and symptom resolution.
The Pilot with OSA: Is Flying Permitted?
Q: What level of AHI would require treatment for an asymptomatic pilot, and are there factors that influence this decision?
An AHI of 15 or greater typically prompts therapy, but clinical judgment matters; if daytime sleepiness is present or there are other coexisting factors, treatment would be indicated even with milder apnea.
The Pilot with OSA: Is Flying Permitted?
Q: Would the diagnostic recommendations be any different in a commercial pilot?
The FAA generally requires a lab-based polysomnogram interpreted by a board-certified sleep specialist, unless access to lab-based polysomnography is not easy; otherwise, a lab-based study is preferred over home testing.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine

What is Mayo Clinic Center for Sleep Medicine about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A clinically oriented series focused on sleep medicine, covering a broad range of topics from sleep disorders (epilepsy, MSA, ALS-related breathing, pediatric sleep issues, insomnia, circadian rhythm disorders) to treatment modalities (VNS, NIV, CPAP, oxygen therapy, wake-promoting agents) and practical workflows for clinicians. Episodes frequently feature Mayo Clinic sleep specialists and neurologists discussing diagnostic strategies, management decisions, and patient-centered care, with an emphasis on translating evidence into clinical practice. Notable strengths include deep dives into sleep research, realistic case-oriented guidance, and policy or implementation considerations (e.g., school start times, reimbursement criteria) that help... more

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2. Maitreyi Juna
3. Peter Gay
4. Anne Murray
5. Stuart McCarter
6. Maggie Blattner
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8. Dr. Julie Bourne

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