Abstract
Background Adult sleepwalking is considered to be a rare parasomnia in normal adults. When episodes occur almost nightly or are associated with physical injury to the patients or others and duration is 3 months or longer then sleepwalking becomes chronic. We present the clinical features and diagnostic evaluation of patients with chronic sleepwalking who attended our Outpatients' Clinic of Sleep Disorders.
Highlights
Adult sleepwalking is considered to be a rare parasomnia in normal adults
We present the clinical features and diagnostic evaluation of patients with chronic sleepwalking who attended our Outpatients' Clinic of Sleep Disorders
Patients filled up the questionnaire on sleep disorders that is being used by the Sleep Disorders Department of the First Neurological Clinic at the AHEPA Hospital
Summary
Adult sleepwalking is considered to be a rare parasomnia in normal adults. When episodes occur almost nightly or are associated with physical injury to the patients or others and duration is 3 months or longer sleepwalking becomes chronic. We present the clinical features and diagnostic evaluation of patients with chronic sleepwalking who attended our Outpatients' Clinic of Sleep Disorders
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