Cervicogenic Sleep Disorder Syndrome: Definition and Classification Recommendations

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doi:10.31480/2330-4871/205

July 26, 2025Translational Perioperative and Pain MedicineOpen Access

Cervicogenic Sleep Disorder Syndrome: Definition and Classification Recommendations

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Key Points

Cervicogenic sleep disorder syndrome comprises sleep disturbances associated with chronic pain and cervical issues.
The need for a clearer definition arises from poor classification and clinical recognition of these sleep disorders.
Musculoskeletal dysfunctions and autonomic dysregulation are key factors connected to cervical diseases and sleep issues.
An integrated pathophysiological framework for better understanding and management remains a critical gap.

Implication

This analysis defines sleep disorders linked to cervical diseases, highlighting chronic pain and musculoskeletal dysfunctions.

Abstract

Sleep disorders related to cervical diseases represent a poorly defined category of sleep disturbances closely associated with cervical musculoskeletal dysfunctions, autonomic dysregulation, and chronic pain. Despite increasing clinical recognition, an integrated pathophysiological framework remains lacking.

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Cervicogenic Sleep Disorder Syndrome: Definition and Classification Recommendations

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Cervicogenic Sleep Disorder Syndrome: Definition and Classification Recommendations

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