The AASM Case Study of the Month for September is live! Sleepwalking or something more?  A seven-year-old girl presents with recurrent sleepwalking and sleep talking several nights each week. Are these common childhood behaviors, or could an underlying sleep disorder be driving their [...]

The AASM Case Study of the Month for August is live! From presentation to prognosis, how would you manage the case of a 39-year-old woman who believes she rarely sleeps? Despite reporting hours of wakefulness, frequent nighttime awakenings, and severe insomnia, her daytime [...]

Diagnose, decide, and learn—this pediatric sleep case challenges clinicians to look beyond the obvious. The AASM Case Study of the Month for July details a routine evaluation for suspected obstructive sleep apnea, where a 7-year-old girl experienced a brief episode of staring and [...]

The AASM Case Study of the Month for June is about a 14-year-old girl with persistent insomnia and worsening daytime sleepiness continues to decline despite aggressive treatment and a background of major depression. What initially appears to be refractory sleep disturbance begins to [...]

The AASM Case Study of the Month for May is about a 51-year-old man that presents with severe daytime sleepiness that began shortly after a concussion with brief loss of consciousness. He now sleeps up to 14 hours daily and experiences frequent naps [...]