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Sleep Disorder Management: Cardiovascular, Endocrine Disorders and Other Special Populations
Pushkar Arvind Shikarkhane1, Rahul Rupapara2, Linda Sangalli3
1Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai, India.
The Medical Clinics of North America
|July 24, 2026
Summary
Sleep disorders are common in dental patients, affecting up to 60%. This review explores the bidirectional links between sleep disorders and systemic conditions like cardiovascular disease, endocrine issues, aging, and medications.
Area of Science:
- Dental Sleep Medicine
- Systemic Health
- Internal Medicine
Background:
- Sleep disorders affect 15-60% of dental patients.
- A bidirectional relationship exists between sleep and systemic diseases.
- Sleep disorder occurrence has increased significantly in recent decades.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the etiological relationship between sleep disorders and systemic conditions.
- To examine how systemic conditions affect sleep.
- To review the management of sleep disorders in the context of systemic conditions.
Main Methods:
- Literature review
- Exploration of etiological links
- Analysis of systemic influences on sleep
Main Results:
- Sleep disorders are etiologically linked to cardiovascular, endocrine, aging, and medication-related conditions.
- Systemic factors significantly impact sleep quality and patterns.
- Effective management requires addressing both sleep disorders and underlying systemic issues.
Conclusions:
- Sleep disorders and systemic conditions share complex bidirectional relationships.
- Integrated management approaches are crucial for treating sleep disorders in patients with systemic diseases.
- Further research is needed to optimize interdisciplinary care.
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