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The presentation reviews medication classes such as sedatives, stimulants, psychiatric agents, pain relievers, antiepileptics, and others that affect sleep. It highlights the prevalence of polypharmacy, the potential for drug‑induced sleepiness, and the impact on EEG patterns, sleep stages, and respiratory events. Practical guidance is given for documenting medication use before and during PSG studies. Limitations of current research and variability in drug effects are also discussed.
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