세계수면학회(WASM)_건강한 수면, 건강한 호흡, 건강한 몸(Ⅲ) 

- 교육명 : 세계수면학회(WASM)_건강한 수면, 건강한 호흡, 건강한 몸(Ⅲ)

- 교육기관 : 대한이비인후과학회(대한수면학회)

- 교육날짜 : 2015-03-23 (월) 08:00 ~ 19:00

- 지역 : 서울

- 장소 : 서울 코엑스

- 교육문의 : 02-2626-2249

- 승인평점 : 6점

- 프로그램 08:00 ~ 09:00 Genetics of Sleep and Its Disorders Allan Pack(University of Pennsylvania) 09:05 ~ 09:25 Lack of sleep causing weight gain: observational evidence Jean-Phillippe Chaput(Cheo Research Institute) 09:05 ~ 09:20 Thalamus and RLS: insights from MR studies Giovanni Rizzo(University of Bari) 09:05 ~ 09:25 Physiologic basis Upper Airway Stimulation Winfried Randerath(Bethanien Hospital) 09:05 ~ 09:20 Brain oscillations during sleep in insomnia Thien Thanh Dang-Vu(Concordia University) 09:05 ~ 09:25 The Impact of Sleep Problems in Childhood Arthur Teng(University of New South Wales) 09:05 ~ 09:20 Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy (DISE) Sookweon Koo(Busan Saint Mary) 09:20 ~ 09:40 Drug-Induced Sleep Fluoroscopy Jeong-Whun Kim(Seoul National University Bundang Hospital) 09:20 ~ 09:40 Large-scale psychometrics and brain imaging reveal different subtypes of insomnia Eus van Someren(Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience) 09:20 ~ 09:40 fMRI and default mode network in RLS Yong Won Cho(Keimyung University, Dongsan Medical Center) 09:25 ~ 09:45 Surgical Selection and Implantation of UAS devices Joachim Maurer(University of Mannheim) 09:25 ~ 09:45 Lack of sleep causing weight gain: experimental evidence Marie-Pierre St-Onge(Columbia University Medical Center) 09:25 ~ 09:45 Sleep habits and practices in young children in the Asia Pacific region Daniel Goh(National University of Singapore) 09:40 ~ 09:55 Structural brain changes accompanying insomnia disorder Eunyeon Joo(.) 09:40 ~ 09:55 Drug-Induced Sleep CT Hsueh-Yu Li(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital) 09:40 ~ 09:55 Resting state functional MRI assessments in RLS Yuping Wang(Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center) 09:45 ~ 10:05 STAR Trial 18 Month Outcomes Data Kingman P Strohl(University Hospital - Cleveland, OH) 09:45 ~ 10:05 Does sleeping habits influence the success of weight loss interventions? Anders Sjodin(Copenhagen University) 09:45 ~ 10:05 Relationship between breastfeeding and sleep in young infants Mahesh B Ramamurthy(National University of Singapore) 09:55 ~ 10:15 Reduced Structural brain connectivity of the Default Mode Network in insomnia patients Sooyeon Suh(Korea University Ansan Hospital) 09:55 ~ 10:15 Can snoring sound detection help to determine the sites of obstruction in patients with obstructive sleep apnea? Li-Ang Lee(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital) 09:55 ~ 10:15 Motor cortex: MR spectroscopy, transcranial magnetic stimulation and treatment Rachel Salas(Johns Hopkins) 10:05 ~ 10:25 Economic Feasibility and Long Term management of UAS Patrick Strollo Jr(University of Pittsburgh) 10:05 ~ 10:25 Can we improve metabolism by sleeping more? Rachel Leproult(.) 10:05 ~ 10:25 Interaction between Child and Mother’s Sleep Jodi Mindell(Saint Josephs University) 10:15 ~ 10:30 Functional connectivity in insomnia during waking resting state Kai Spiegelhalder(Freiburg University Medical Center) 10:15 ~ 10:30 Computational fluid dynamics combined with acoustic analysis of snoring sounds for obstruction site evaluation of OSA patients Hirotaka Hara(Yamaguchi University) 10:15 ~ 10:30 Spinal excitability and response to CNS stimulation Cornelius Bachmann(Department of Neurology Paracelsus Klinik) 11:05 ~ 11:20 The effects of insufficient and mistimed sleep on the human circadian transcriptome Derk-Jan Dijk(University of Surrey - Guildford) 11:05 ~ 11:25 The role of sleep history to distinguish between early RBD, precursurs of other differential diagnosis Bradley Boeve(Mayo Clinic) 11:05 ~ 11:20 Optogenetic induced spindle alters sleep architecture in mice Hee-Sup Shin(Institute for Basic Science) 11:05 ~ 11:20 Transition from acute to chronic insomnia Jason Ellis(Northumbria University) 11:05 ~ 11:25 German experience with A proposal of new diagnostic pathway for fatal familial insomnia Inga Zerr(Georg August University) 11:05 ~ 11:20 CFD Study of the Inspiratory Upper Airway and Clinical Severity of OSA Ning-Hung Chen(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital) 11:20 ~ 11:40 CFD for the assessment of upper airway response to oral appliance treatment in OSA Peter Cistulli(University of Sydney) 11:20 ~ 11:40 Natural history and moderating factors of the long-term course of insomnia Charles Morin(Laval University) 11:20 ~ 11:40 Theta oscillations and REM sleep Sebastian Royer(Korea Institute of Science and Technolgoy) 11:20 ~ 11:40 The circadian transcriptome and individual differences to sleep loss Allan Pack(University of Pennsylvania) 11:25 ~ 11:45 REM behavioral events (RBE) as precursurs of RBD Claudia Trenkwalder(University of Goettingen) 11:25 ~ 11:45 Survival Time and the Influencing Factors of Chinese Patients with F랴 Xiao-Ping Dong(Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention) 11:40 ~ 11:55 Long-term outcomes and predictors of chronic insomnia Yun-Kwok Wing(University of Hong Kong) 11:40 ~ 11:55 Optogenetic manipulation of MCH and REM sleep Antoine Adamantidis(U of Bern, Inselspital University Hospital) 11:40 ~ 11:55 CFD and maxillomandibular advancement for OSA Honda Hsiao(National Center for High-performance Computing) 11:40 ~ 11:55 Disruption to the human brain circadian gene expression in major depressive disorder Jun Li(University of Michigan) 11:45 ~ 12:05 REM sleep without atonia evolving to RBD? A longitudinal study Ambra Stefani(Innsbruck Medical University) 11:45 ~ 12:05 Chinese Experience with Clinical & PSG study of familial fatal insomnia SQ Zhan(Xuan Wu Hospital of Capital Medical University) 11:55 ~ 12:15 Development of medical conditions and psychiatric disorders in insomnia: A Longitudinal Study Maurice Ohayon(Stanford University) 11:55 ~ 12:15 Optogenetic dissection of REM sleep atonia John Peever(University of Toronto) 11:55 ~ 12:15 Computer Assisted Surgical Simulation for Maxillomandibular Advancement for OSA Sam SP Hsu(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital at Taipei) 11:55 ~ 12:15 Transcriptomic identification of genetic markers of obstructive sleep apnea Sina Gharib(University of Washington) 12:15 ~ 12:30 Transcriptomic responses to sleep loss and recovery sleep Diego Mazzotti(.) 12:15 ~ 12:30 Computer Assisted Surgical Simulation for Maxillomandibular Advancement for OSA Clement CH Lin(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital) 12:15 ~ 12:30 Monoamines in sleep transitions and maintenance Luis de Lecea(Stanford University) 12:15 ~ 12:30 Chronic insomnia and its long-term consequences on health Bjorn Bjorvatn(.) 12:25 ~ 12:30 Staging FFI progress with FDG-PET/Video-EEG Tayard Desudchit(King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital) 12:25 ~ 12:30 Depression ? a potential precursor of RBD Yuichi Inoue(Tokyo Medical University) 14:30 ~ 15:30 Genetic and pathophysiology of narcolepsy Emmanuel Mignot(Stanford University) 14:30 ~ 15:30 The evidence for uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, how effective and safe is it to treat OSA patients? Danielle Friberg(Karolinska Universiy Hospital) 16:05 ~ 16:25 Understanding sleep and memory processes Philippe Peigneux(Universite libre de Bruxelles) 16:05 ~ 16:25 Thalamocortical connectivity, sleep and schizophrenia Simone Sarasso(University of Milan) 16:05 ~ 16:25 Change in circadian rhythm in normal aging Phyllis Zee(Northwestern Universtiy) 16:05 ~ 16:25 Homozygotic twin discordant for SDB: imaging results Cheng-Hui Lin(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital) 16:05 ~ 16:20 Introduction: What do we know about sleep and stroke? Jong Sung Kim(Asan Medical Center) 16:20 ~ 16:40 Stroke and sleep duration: clinical findings Claudio L. Bassetti(Inselspital) 16:25 ~ 16:45 Alveolo dental growth, genetic and functional impairment and SDB Christian Guilleminault(Stanford University) 16:25 ~ 16:45 Melatonin rhythm and light exposure in assessing sleep disorders of later life Jeanne F Duffy(Harvard Medical School, Brigham & Women) 16:25 ~ 16:45 Parasomnias in Childhood and risk of psychotic experiences at 18 in a large UK birth cohort Dieter Wolke(University of Warwick) 16:25 ~ 16:45 Neuroimaging findings in OSA Luigi Ferini-Strambi(Universita Vita-Salute San Rafaele) 16:40 ~ 16:55 Sleep deprivation and stroke preconditioning Lenise Jihe Kim(Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo) 16:45 ~ 17:05 Nasal CPAP, oralfacial growth in children Hiroko Tsuda(Kyushu University Hospital) 16:45 ~ 17:05 Neuroimaging findings in Narcolepsy Seung Bong Hong(Sungkyunkwan University) 16:45 ~ 17:05 The neurobiology of dreams and psychosis Simone Cavallotti(Polo Universitario San Paolo) 16:45 ~ 17:05 Subjective sleep complaints and circadian rhythm abnormality in older subjects Jung Hie Lee(Kangwon National University) 16:55 ~ 17:15 Pathophysiological mechanisms of the association between sleep and stroke Fernando Morgadinho Coelho(Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo) 17:05 ~ 17:25 Functional treatment approach in pediatric SDB Michele Hervy(Cabinet d) 17:05 ~ 17:25 Relationship of sleep disruption with urological symptoms in the elderly Karine Scheuermaier(University of Witwatersrand) 17:05 ~ 17:25 Sleep, Dream and Psychiatric Disorders: Cause or Effect? Robert Stickgold(Harvard) 17:05 ~ 17:25 Neuroimaging findings in REM parasomnias Masayuki Miyamoto(Dokkyo Medical University School of Medicine) 17:15 ~ 17:30 Sleep and stroke: what obstacles we have to transpose? Sergio Tufik(Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo) 17:35 ~ 17:50 Methods to assess respiratory effort in sleep apnea based on new sensors and new analysis methods Thomas Penzel(Charite University Hospital - Berlin) 17:35 ~ 17:55 Overview of general psychiatric disorders and sleep Maurice M Ohayon(Stanford University) 17:35 ~ 17:55 Sleep, fatigue and circadian rhythms in cancer: effect of light treatment Sonia Ancoli-Israel(Universiy of California, San Diego) 17:35 ~ 17:50 Impact of nasal obstruction on pediatric OSA Chan-Soon Park(Catholic University of Korea) 17:50 ~ 18:10 Is PSG always necessary for diagnosis of pediatric OSA? Yoo-Sam Chung(Ulsan University Medical College) 17:50 ~ 18:10 Noninvasive device of the intrathoracic pressure measurement using the green LED sensor Toshiaki Shiomi(Aichi Medical University School of Medicine) 17:55 ~ 18:15 Treatment of insomnia comorbid with psychiatric disorders: anxiety and depression Charles Morin(Laval University) 17:55 ~ 18:15 Is a minimal intervention an efficacious alternative to a standard CBT for cancer-related insomnia? Josee Savard(Laval University) 18:10 ~ 18:25 x-x-x-objective results after adenotonsillectomy in pediatric OSA : beyond AHI Seung Hoon Lee(Korea University) 18:10 ~ 18:25 Autonomic state indicator to identify cardiovascular risk in sleep apnea Ludger Grote(Sahlgresnka University Hospital) 18:15 ~ 18:35 PTSD and Sleep Jeong-Ho Chae(.) 18:15 ~ 18:35 Methods for improving sleep in in-patients with cancer Seockhoon Chung(Asan Medical Center) 18:25 ~ 18:45 How to follow-up and manage the postoperative OSA in children Hyun Jun Kim(Ajou University School of Medicine) 18:25 ~ 18:45 Magnetic sensors on the forehead to derive respiratory effort Robert Poirrier(CHU - University of Liege) 18:35 ~ 18:55 Dementia and Sleep Hyun Kook Lim(.) 18:35 ~ 18:55 Sleep-Wake Disturbance in Pinealectomised Patients Maria-Antonia Quera-Salva(Raymond Poincare Hospital) 18:45 ~ 19:00 Longitudinal follow-up post T and A Yu-shu Huang(Chang Gung Memorial Hospital) 18:45 ~ 19:00 Tracheal sounds in pediatrics Brigitte Fauroux(Necker University Hospital)

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