somnambulism

Walking in the shadow of a dream, as it were, and perhaps actually under the influence of a species of somnambulism, Mr.

This somnambulism of drunkenness had something frightful in it.

The one safeguard against Admiral Bartram's constitutional tendency to somnambulism was the watch and ward which his faithful old servant kept outside his door.

So by dint of punching and kicking I started one of my men into a state of somnambulism, and giving him an oar, took another and pulled towards the lights of the steamer.

Kelly said his behaviour drastically worsened after the increase, but that she wasn't aware that the side effects of Mon-telukast could, in "uncommon instances", include "dream abnormalities such as nightmares; insomnia and somnambulism, irritability, anxiety, restlessness and agitation, along with aggressive behaviour, hostility and depression".

In its early stages, hypnotism involved varying usage of terms denoting the magnetic state and the state of hypnosis (such as "magnetic sleep," "somnambulism," "hypnotic sleep"), as well as overlapping techniques of inducing an altered state by monotonous sensory stimulation, verbal suggestion, and mesmeric passes (Gauld, 1995 pp.

Most participants (90.62%) did not report any comorbidity; only 9.38% reported some disease, including arterial hypertension, low back pain, sleep apnea, sinusitis, somnambulism, arthrosis and diabetes.

Sleep and wakefulness in somnambulism: a spectral analysis study.

Which sleep disorder is also called somnambulism? A Nightmares B Insomnia C Bed wetting D Sleep-walking 10.

In conclusion, we report a CM1 pediatric case in which parasomnias (somnambulism) and recurrent headache are associated with febrile seizures and SDB.

(3.) The Supreme Court of Canada wrote in its judgment, "It may be that some will regard the exoneration of an accused through a defence of somnambulism as an impairment of the credibility of our justice system.