Sleep Disorders as Disabling Alterations in the General Population
Keywords:
sleep disorders, disability, rehabilitationAbstract
Sleep disorders are alterations that in secondary way results in limitation of the daily development of the physical and cognitive activities, and thus are considered as disabling alterations. In the present review we analyze the classification of sleep disorders and the functional alteration that each sleep disorder produce. At last, several strategies for attention in rehabilitation of sleep disorder are proposed.
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