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Summary: Atlas of Sleep Medicine
Review: Although the Atlas of Sleep Medicine is 10 years old, it contains still relevant, quickly referenced information presented in a clear, concise manner. I have owned a copy for 6-7 years and find that it answers some questions faster and better than more recent texts. At the time of issue it rated 4 stars. Due to its age and scope it now rates 3 stars. A vital comapanion to the Atlas of Sleep Medicine is the Atlas of Clinical Polysomnography (5 stars but much more expensive) by Nick Butkov.
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Summary: Atlas of Sleep Medicine
Review: Although the Atlas of Sleep Medicine is 10 years old, it contains still relevant, quickly referenced information presented in a clear, concise manner. I have owned a copy for 6-7 years and find that it answers some questions faster and better than more recent texts. At the time of issue it rated 4 stars. Due to its age and scope it now rates 3 stars. A vital comapanion to the Atlas of Sleep Medicine is the Atlas of Clinical Polysomnography (5 stars but much more expensive) by Nick Butkov.
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Summary: Medical Professionals
Review: This is an excellent pictoral review of polysomnographs, essential for the people getting trained at reading and interpretating sleep studies (e.g. PSG technicians and Sleep Physicians). It provides basic information about different waveforms in EEG and respiratory tracings accompanies by pictures of polysomnographs.
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Summary: Medical Professionals
Review: This is an excellent pictoral review of polysomnographs, essential for the people getting trained at reading and interpretating sleep studies (e.g. PSG technicians and Sleep Physicians). It provides basic information about different waveforms in EEG and respiratory tracings accompanies by pictures of polysomnographs.
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