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Aktuelle Neurologie 2008; 35(5): 238-253
DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1067384
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Der nicht-erholsame Schlaf: Formen und Ursachen der Schlaflosigkeit

Non-Restorative Sleep: Forms and Etiologies of InsomniaP.  Clarenbach
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den Algorithmus des nicht-erholsamen Schlafs die Klassifikation der Schlafstörungen die wichtigsten Formen der organischen Insomnie die primären Insomnien Modelle der primären Insomnien die diagnostischen Schritte zur ätiologischen Klärung einer Insomnie die Indikationen zur Schlaflaboruntersuchung

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