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Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
A huge thank you to everyone who attended our session on Sleep Wearables 💤🧠⌚️ & Circadian Rhythms: a new frontier in @ClinicalNeuroph at the #ICCN2026 Congress in beautiful Cartagena, Colombia! 🇨🇴
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Another winning collaboration with @SleepyNeuroDoc at the #ICCN2026 🇨🇴 showing the power of sleep 💤🧠⚡️ in clinical neurophysiology to help improve the health and well-being of patients! @ClinicalNeuroph
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Listen to Drs. Teshamae Monteith and Ran Liu, discuss his article on "Central Sleep Apnea" in the August #SleepNeurology issue. Episode available on all platforms or at hubs.la/Q04v4-Ww0 @headacheMD @SleepyNeuroDoc
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Replying to @SleepyNeuroDoc
Key Point 5 from the article Central Sleep Apnea by Dr. Ran R. Liu, MD, FRCPC, MSc, from the August #SleepNeurology issue, which is available to subscribers at hubs.la/Q04r-nXL0. #NeuroTwitter #MedEd
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Key Point 2 from the article Central Sleep Apnea by Dr. Ran R. Liu, MD, FRCPC, MSc, from the August #SleepNeurology issue, which is available to subscribers at
hubs.la/Q04r-jfz0. #NeuroTwitter #MedEd
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Key Point 3 from the article Central Sleep Apnea by Dr. Ran R. Liu, MD, FRCPC, MSc, from the August #SleepNeurology issue, which is available to subscribers at hubs.la/Q04r-trN0. #NeuroTwitter #MedEd
Very excited to be at the SLEEP meeting in Indianapolis!! @SLEEP2023
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Replying to @SleepyNeuroDoc
@SleepyNeuroDoc
Using Twitter as means of collaborative sleep education.
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
Great work by @SleepyNeuroDoc to disseminate helpful sleep cases and data via Twitter @CanSleepSociety
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
“We know that almost all psychiatric conditions have some sleep component to them.”
CAMH physiatrist Dr. Michael Mak (@mak_mike) joined Dr. @DavidGratzer on #QuickTakes to discuss his work treating sleep disorders.
🔊LISTEN:
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I’m so excited to be at the Canadian Sleep Society conference in Ottawa!!!
#CanadianSleepSociety #CSS
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EXCITED after my first time being interviewed by a podcast about sleep! I talk about stimulus control, circadian rhythm management, etc. Your patients might find this helpful.
Please pardon my first-timer jitters 🤓🤣😴
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CPAP compliance data show vagus nerve stimulation induced respiratory changes in patient with epilepsy + OSA. Residual AHI =11.8, but on waveform inspection, this is all due to #VNS stimulation, and the cycle of each event perfectly matches the duty cycle of the VNS stimulation
Great point! Adult patients that can objectively sleep for >9hr is a massive flag. Suggest possible sleep pathology resulting in long sleep duration but poor quality of sleep… and need further investigation!
People with less <5 hours of #sleep per day as well as people with sleep apnea have x3 the risk of #stroke. For >9 hours of sleep or snoring alone the risk was x2 larger. Tell your patients and treat them early! n.neurology.org/content/earl…
Ran Richard Liu, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CSCN (EEG), MSc retweeted
#obstructive sleep apnea: Finally a randomized study of hypoglossal nerve stimulation for #OSA published in JAMA Otol. congrats to co-authors. pivotal study ongoing. #ucsd #sleep #livanova @atscommunity #ATS2023
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3702…
Female in 60s, Hx of minor stroke, BMI 21, presenting with insomnia + excessive daytime sleepiness, ESS 19. PSG: severe NREM dominant OSA, AHI 37 (NREM 39, REM 5). 1st started CPAP + stimulus control + no napping. Then added gentle sleep restriction + hypnotic medication. #COMISA




















