Anzures M, Kassab J, Alvarado R

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ABSTRACT

Insomnia is the most frequent alteration of sleep. It impacts all areas of the individual and has multiple causes with many origins. The second edition of the International Classification of Sleep Disorders was recently reported. This classification allows us to distinguish the various sleep disorders based on a description of the essential clinical characteristics, demographic data, predisposing factors, onset, course, complications, diagnosis criteria, and differential diagnosis, among others. Aiming to disseminate in a practical way the basic diagnostic criteria for various types of insomnia, this review is presented in two sections especially targeted for health professionals related with the clinical areas of neuroscience and mental health. This is the second part of the review.

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