A Study in Sleep Disorders Classification and Comprehensive Analysis

Authors

  • Dr. Anitha S  Professor Department of Biomedical Engineering ACSCE Bangalore, Karnataka, India
  • Hemanth Kumar G  Assistant Professor Department of Biomedical Engineering ACSCE Bangalore, Karnataka, India
  • Annapurna C M  Student Department of Biomedical Engineering ACSCE Bangalore, Karnataka, India
  • Ananya M Rao  Student Department of Biomedical Engineering ACSCE Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Keywords:

Sleep Disorders, Classification, Sleep Detection Methods, CPAP, Polysomnography.

Abstract

Sleep is a vital, often neglected, component of every person's overall health and well-being. Sleep is important because it enables the body to repair and be fit and ready for another day. It is reported that in India 30% suffer from occasional insomnia and according to a study conducted by a consumer products giant,nearly 93% of Indians are sleep deprived. Sleep, that familiar yet inexplicable condition of repose in which consciousness is in abeyance, is obviously not abnormal, yet it is most appropriately considered in connection with abnormal phenomena because there are a number of interesting and common irregularities of sleep, some of which approach serious extremes. In this paper we have discussed about the classification of sleep disorders, methods of diagnosis and treatment and discussed the technologies used to the treat sleep disorders and their types. Technologies developed for the treatment of sleep disorders such as Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), hypoglossal nerve stimulator, sleep apps, wearable s and fitness trackers and many other as discussed in the paper.

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2020-03-05

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Dr. Anitha S, Hemanth Kumar G, Annapurna C M, Ananya M Rao, " A Study in Sleep Disorders Classification and Comprehensive Analysis, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology(IJSRST), Online ISSN : 2395-602X, Print ISSN : 2395-6011, Volume 5, Issue 5, pp.38-45, March-April-2020.