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A 76 year old man with automatic behavior during sleep - PPT Presentation

Teaching Neuro Images Neurology Resident and Fellow Section 2015 American Academy of Neurology Vignette Abnormal behavior during sleep with falls and injuries Excessive daytime sleepiness more prominent the last 10 years ID: 774756

behavior sleep academy automatic behavior sleep academy automatic 2015 american neurology bonakis severe rls frequent disorder sleepiness rhythmic falls

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A 76 year old man with automatic behavior during sleep

Teaching NeuroImagesNeurologyResident and Fellow Section

© 2015 American Academy of Neurology

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Vignette

Abnormal behavior during sleep with falls and injuriesExcessive daytime sleepiness, more prominent the last 10 yearsRestless sleep, frequent arousals and awakeningsSleep episodes while standing followed by rhythmic marching and jumping and frequent falls

Bonakis et al.

© 2015 American Academy of Neurology

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Bonakis

et al.

© 2015 American Academy of Neurology

Imaging

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Bonakis et al.

Daytime sleepiness and automatic behavior due to severe restless leg syndrome

A reevaluation of patient’s history revealed symptoms compatible with RLS. Rotidigotine1 proved very effective supporting the diagnosis of RLS. PLM disorder leading to sleep related rhythmic movement disorder could also be considered. Automatic behavior denotes severe sleep deprivation2 and may represent a non-REM parasomnia. Severe RLS may present with automatic behavior complicating its diagnosis.

© 2015 American Academy of Neurology