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1 en d = 1.15 vs 0.07 for nights per week with nightmares; 0.95 vs -0.06 for nightmares per week; 0.77

2 , and mania did not predict the frequency of nightmares after control for nonsleep PTSD symptoms.

3 This study compared the frequency of nightmares and difficulties with sleep onset and sleep m

4 r prazosin hydrochloride in the treatment of nightmares and hyperarousal among patients with posttrau

5 reatment consisting of imagery rehearsal for nightmares and sleep hygiene, stimulus control, and slee

6 cal studies have demonstrated that insomnia, nightmares, and sleep insufficiency are associated with

7 Frequent nightmares appear to be virtually specific for PTSD.

8 , sleepwalking, sleep terrors, enuresis, and nightmares are discussed.

9 Insomnia and nightmares are perceived as secondary phenomena in postt

10 ly strong connections between intrusions and nightmares, being upset by reminders, and physiological

11 t significantly reduced nights per week with nightmares (Cohen d = 1.24; P<.001) and number of nightm

12 with chronic PTSD and severe trauma-related nightmares each received prazosin and placebo in a 20-we

13 tly greater improvement in sleep quality and nightmare frequency than those whose PTSD symptoms did n

14 ate for sleep quality, sleep impairment, and nightmare frequency, from borderline severe to borderlin

15 Nightmare frequency, sleep quality, sleep impairment, an

16 , including sleepwalking, night terrors, and nightmares, have benign implications in childhood but of

17 d treatment that appears to decrease chronic nightmares, improve sleep quality, and decrease PTSD sym

18 ffective for combat-related PTSD with trauma nightmares in active-duty soldiers, and benefits are cli

19 study, successful treatment for insomnia and nightmares in crime victims was associated with improvem

20 ta suggest an independent predictive role of nightmares in future suicidal behavior.

21 The nightmare is the domain of sleep disturbance most relate

22 Primary outcome measures were the nightmare item of the Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale

23 raised its head, reminding us that our worst nightmare may not be a new one.

24 the chronic sleep disruption associated with nightmares may affect the efficacy of first-line PTSD tr

25 re was strongly correlated with frequency of nightmares, moderately correlated with sleep onset insom

26 t with the symmetry and showed the plumber's nightmare morphology to be consistent with the data.

27 Chronic nightmares occur frequently in patients with posttraumat

28 elevated liver enzymes (4 [10%] vs 2 [5%]), nightmares or abnormal dreams (4 [10%] vs none), upper r

29 dicate troubling trauma-associated memories, nightmares, or painful hyperarousal symptoms.

30 re postoperative hallucinations (p=0.01) and nightmares (p=0.03) with increasing ketamine doses compa

31 mares (Cohen d = 1.24; P<.001) and number of nightmares per week (Cohen d = 0.85; P<.001) on the NFQ

32 per week with nightmares; 0.95 vs -0.06 for nightmares per week; 0.77 vs 0.31 on the PSQI, and 1.06

33 Drug was titrated based on nightmare response over 6 weeks to a possible maximum do

34 se data support the efficacy of prazosin for nightmares, sleep disturbance, and other PTSD symptoms.

35 ' goal was to evaluate prazosin efficacy for nightmares, sleep disturbance, and overall posttraumatic

36 The relationship among nightmares, sleep disturbances, and PTSD symptoms is dis

37 ceptor antagonist prazosin for combat trauma nightmares, sleep quality, global function, and overall

38 Prazosin was effective for trauma nightmares, sleep quality, global function, CAPS score,

39 ces between treatment and control groups for nightmares, sleep, and PTSD (all P<.02) with moderate ef

40 urbances including insomnia, hypersomnia, or nightmares than nonsuicidal patients.

41 strategy to young researchers to dispel the nightmares that can occur when competing against powerfu

42 ans, 57% of the variance in the frequency of nightmares was accounted for by war zone exposure and no

43 Frequent nightmares were found exclusively in subjects diagnosed

44 Although the freakish nightmare world of Mr Samsa may seem completely divorced