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June 11–15, 2011 | Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Dear SLEEP 2011 Meeting Attendee:
Welcome to SLEEP 2011, 25th Anniversary Meeting of the SLEEP meeting. The vast exhibit hall features the latest products and
Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC (APSS). services available in sleep medicine from more than 120 companies.
The AASM and SRS are hosting general membership meetings and
In June of 1986, roughly 400 scientists and clinicians interested in membership section meetings to provide members with the opportunity
sleep attended the first annual meeting of the Associated Professional to learn about the societies’ latest initiatives and how to get involved.
Sleep Societies (APSS) in Columbus, Ohio. 25 years later, we are
honoring that meeting at SLEEP 2011 by offering sessions that provide Over the last 25 years, the SLEEP meeting has linked the bench to the
access to the latest advances in the fields of sleep research and sleep bedside with a robust scientific program involving basic, translational
medicine and opportunities to network with colleagues old and new. and clinical sleep research, and practical studies on the care of
patients with sleep disorders. These meetings have provided the
SLEEP 2011 offers a host of programs designed specifically to appeal opportunity for clinicians and researchers to meet, interact and share
to sleep researchers and clinicians: a full slate of didactic postgraduate their experiences and discuss the issues of greatest importance to
courses and more than 70 interactive and in-depth sessions, the field. It is the hope of the APSS Program Committee that you
including clinical workshops, discussion groups, lunch-and-learn enjoy your experience at SLEEP 2011 and are able to both renew and
debate sessions, meet the professor sessions, invited lectures and initiate relationships with colleagues from around the world who share
symposium. Additionally, more than 1,000 abstracts will be presented your interests. Through these relationships, we can mold the future of
in oral and poster formats. More details about these sessions are sleep. Enjoy the meeting.
included in this guide; they will help you plan your schedule and select
the programs that fit your individual interests and learning style. Sincerely,
Networking has been a constant hallmark of the meeting, and
SLEEP 2011 allows multiple opportunities for engagement with your
colleagues and exhibiting companies. The Silver Jubilee Celebration H. Craig Heller, PhD
on June 12 is an opportunity to reflect on the rich history of the annual Chair, APSS Program Committee
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TAbLE of ConTEnTS
APSS Program Committee ......................................................3
Educational Opportunities ......................................................3
General Information .................................................................4
Minneapolis Information .........................................................5
Hotel Information .....................................................................6
CME, CE and Letter of Attendance Information ...................8
June, 2011
Schedule at a Glance .............................................................10
Welcome to Minneapolis!
Keynote Address ....................................................................11
On behalf of the citizens of the City of Minneapolis, it is
Invited Lecturers ....................................................................11 my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to the attendees
of the SLEEP 2011 25th Anniversary Meeting of the
SRS Trainee Symposia ..........................................................16
Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC (APSS)
at the Minneapolis Convention Center. I am pleased that
Postgraduate Courses ...........................................................20
you have chosen Minneapolis once more. We are thrilled
to host your 25th Anniversary Meeting and know that your
Saturday, June 11 ..............................................................20
expectations for a successful and productive conference
will be surpassed in every way.
Sunday, June 12 ................................................................23
Minneapolis is known as “The City of Lakes”, where you
Scientific Program .................................................................27
will experience the best of a big city set in a lush green
environment. A friendly and hospitable city, you will find
Sunday, June 12 ................................................................28
an abundance of activities just steps away from your
Monday, June 13 ................................................................32 hotel. Take a stroll around our urban lakes, walk along the
historic Mississippi River or enjoy the world-class cultural
Tuesday, June 14 ...............................................................62 institutions, fine restaurants, sporting events and shopping
that are unique to our destination.
Wednesday, June 15 .........................................................96
Located in the heart of downtown, the famous Nicollet
Late-breaking Abstracts .....................................................129 Mall is an outdoor pedestrian thoroughfare lined with
sidewalk cafes, restaurants, live music and, of course,
Convention Center Floor Plans ..........................................132 great shopping. Visit our riverfront area’s historical sites for
a glimpse of Minneapolis’ history as a turn of the century
APSS Corporate Supporters ..............................................138 flour milling giant or take a narrated cruise of the river on
a nostalgic paddlewheel boat. And just a short taxi ride
Industry Supported Activities ............................................139
from downtown is the vibrant Uptown area with theatres,
boutique shopping and eclectic dining and nightlife.
Poster Hall Floor Plan ..........................................................140
Thank you for selecting Minneapolis as the site for your
Exhibit Hall Floor Plan .........................................................141
2011 meeting.
Exhibitor Listing ...................................................................142
Sincerely,
R. T. Rybak
Mayor
Note: Minneapolis photographs displayed in the program are
used with permission courtesy of Meet Minneapolis.
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APSS PRoGRAM CoMMITTEE EDuCATIonAL oPPoRTunITIES
A Joint Committee of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine
and the Sleep Research Society SESSion Format DEScriPtionS
H. Craig Heller, PhD, Chair
Postgraduate Courses — Intensive reviews of a sleep
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
research or sleep medicine topic presented in a half-day or
full-day session format prior to the scientific program.
Michael Sateia, MD, Immediate Past Chair
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH
Symposia — Two-hour sessions focusing on the latest
data and ideas in sleep research and sleep medicine.
Charles Atwood, MD
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Discussion Groups — Forums for informal presentations
of a specific topic, which may include conversations
Chiara Cirelli, MD, PhD
on controversial subjects or pro/con discussions and
University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
presentations.
Valerie Crabtree, PhD
Clinical Workshops — Reviews of the latest clinical
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis, TN
challenges in sleep medicine. Workshops may include
presentations or discussions of controversial clinical topics
Suresh Kotagal, MD
or difficult clinical situations that demonstrate the critical
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
thinking process in clinical sleep medicine.
Teofilo Lee-Chiong, MD
Meet the Professors — Small-group lunch sessions during
National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Denver, CO
which an expert in the field of sleep medicine or sleep
research leads an informal discussion on a single topic.
Michael Littner, MD
VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare Systems, Sepulveda, CA
Lunch and Learn: Pro/Con Debates — Large-group
lunch sessions during which two experts in the field of
Paul Shaw, PhD
sleep research or sleep medicine debate on a single topic.
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO
Invited Lecturers — One-hour lectures during which
Hans Van Dongen, PhD
senior level investigators/clinicians proficient in specific
Washington State University, Spokane, WA
scientific areas present in their areas of expertise.
Kenneth Wright Jr., PhD
Oral Presentations —15-minute presentations during
University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
which investigators present their latest research and new
ideas in the field.
Jerome A. Barrett
Executive Director
Poster Presentations — Visual representations of the
latest research and new ideas in the field.
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GEnERAL InfoRMATIon trainEE SymPoSia SEriES
The 16th Annual Sleep Research Society Trainee Symposia Series
will be held Saturday, June 11 – Sunday, June 12, 2011, at the
Location Minneapolis Convention Center. The event is free to AASM and/
Minneapolis Convention Center or SRS student members who registered by April 27, 2011. On-site
1301 Second Avenue South registration for this program is not available. For complete program
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 information, please see pages 16-19.
Phone: [phone]
SPEakEr rEaDy room
Co-headquarter hotels: Hyatt Regency Minneapolis and Hilton Speakers participating in oral presentations, symposia, discussion
Minneapolis groups, postgraduate courses, lunch and learn sessions and
clinical workshops are required to use the Speaker Ready Room to
on-SitE rEgiStration HourS download their PowerPoint presentations onto a central server. The
Friday, June 10 4:30pm – 6:00pm* Speaker Ready Room is located in Room 101I at the Minneapolis
Saturday, June 11 6:30am – 5:30pm Convention Center. Speakers must download their presentations 24
Sunday, June 12 6:30am – 5:30pm hours in advance of their scheduled session time. Technicians will
Monday, June 13 6:30am – 5:30pm be available to provide assistance. Speaker Ready Room hours of
Tuesday, June 14 7:30am – 5:00pm operation are:
Wednesday, June 15 7:30am – 5:00pm
*Registration on Friday is only for pre-registered attendees. Friday, June 10 4:30pm – 6:00pm
Saturday, June 11 6:30am – 5:30pm
Registration materials (including badges, final programs, tickets, Sunday, June 12 6:30am – 5:30pm
etc.) will be provided at the registration counter located on level Monday, June 13 6:30am – 5:30pm
one of the Minneapolis Convention Center outside of Exhibit Hall Tuesday, June 14 7:30am – 5:00pm
B. Tickets are required for entry to postgraduate courses, meet the Wednesday, June 15 7:30am – 5:00pm
professor sessions and lunch and learn sessions. Tickets for these
sessions that are not sold out are available for on-site purchase at
PrESS room
the registration center. Members of the press are encouraged to utilize the press room,
operating during meeting registration hours from Monday, June 13,
guESt PaSSES 2011, through Wednesday, June 15, 2011. The press room contains
A registered attendee may elect to buy a guest pass. Guest passes resources to assist reporters with their stories, including detailed
are for family members only and allow entrance to the exhibit hall and information on the participating organizations, meeting program
industry sponsored events only. Guests must be 16 years of age in books, a computer and a fax machine. The press room is located in
order to enter the exhibit hall. Guests are not permitted to attend any Room 205A of the Minneapolis Convention Center. Please contact
of the general or ticketed sessions. Thomas Heffron at [phone] or [email protected] for
more information.
BaDgE iDEntiFication
All meeting participants and guests must wear a badge. Badges
JoB BoarDS
determine entrance to the scientific sessions and SLEEP 2011 exhibit Current job opportunities may be posted on the job boards located in
hall. Your cooperation with this policy is appreciated. the registration area of the Minneapolis Convention Center. Postings
are restricted to 8.5” x 11” in size and will be removed if they are
Recycle your badge holder. Bins for collecting badge holders deemed inappropriate. The APSS assumes no responsibility for
will be located in the convention center for you to return your these postings.
badge holder upon your departure from SLEEP 2011.
SociEty BootH
ExHiBit HaLL Details about membership and products from the American Academy
The SLEEP 2011 exhibit hall showcases booth displays of of Sleep Medicine, Sleep Research Society, American Association of
pharmaceutical companies, equipment manufacturers, medical Sleep Technologists, American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine
publishers and software companies. A complete list of exhibiting and/or Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine are available at the
companies and their booth locations begin on page 144. You must be Society Booth located in the registration area.
at least 16 years of age to enter the exhibit hall.
PHotograPHy/rEcorDing
ExHiBit HaLL HourS Photography and/or recording of any kind, other than by the APSS
The exhibit hall will be open during the following hours: or registered press approved by the APSS, of sessions, speakers
Monday, June 13 10:15am – 4:00pm and the exhibit hall is prohibited. No cameras will be allowed on the
Tuesday, June 14 10:00am – 4:00pm exhibit floor or in the meeting rooms at any time. Violation of this rule
Wednesday, June 15 10:00am – 2:00pm could result in the confiscation of the film or recording device and
removal of the individual by security from the convention center.
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MInnEAPoLIS InfoRMATIon
Light Rail Map
ViSit tHE mEEt minnEaPoLiS BootH
Visit the Meet Minneapolis restaurant reservation/information booth
near the SLEEP 2011 registration counters for information about
Minneapolis or assistance with restaurant reservations.
taxi SErVicE
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is approximately
16 miles from downtown Minneapolis. Taxi service to and from
the airport is approximately $40 each way, not including gratuity.
Attendees should allocate approximately 25 minutes for travel time to
and from the airport.
SHuttLE SErVicE
Shared ride shuttle service to and from the airport is available from
Super Shuttle. Advance reservations are highly recommended;
please contact www.supershuttle.com or call [phone] for
more information. If you do not make reservations in advance,
ticket counters are located in the Terminal 1-Lindbergh Ground
Transportation Atrium, accessible via the terminal’s Tram Level.
Follow the signs to the appropriate escalator or elevator up. Shuttle
service to the downtown area is $16 one way.
LigHt raiL
The light rail offers fast, quiet transportation service to 19 stations
between downtown Minneapolis and Mall of America, including the
Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport.
One-way rail fares are $2 during rush hours and $1.50 at all other
times.
Rush hour fares apply Monday through Friday (except holidays) from
6:00am to 9:00am and from 3:00pm to 6:30pm. Trains do not run
from 1:00am to 4:00am in the morning. For further information about
the light rail, visit http://metrotransit.org/hiawatha-line-route-55.aspx.
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HoTEL InfoRMATIon
Hotel Map
Questions regarding SLEEP 2011 housing should be
directed to:
SLEEP Housing Bureau
c/o Meet Minneapolis
250 Marquette Ave S, Suite 1300
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
Hotel Information
Hotel Phone Address
1. Hyatt Regency Minneapolis –
CO-HEADQUARTER HOTEL [phone] 1300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403
2. Hilton Minneapolis –
CO-HEADQUARTER HOTEL [phone] 1001 Marquette Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55403
3. Best Western - The Normandy Inn &
Suites [phone] 405 South Eighth Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404
4. Comfort Suites – Minneapolis
Downtown [phone] 425 South 7th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55415
5. Crowne Plaza [phone] 618 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55402
6. Doubletree Guest Suites Minneapolis [phone] 1101 LaSalle Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55403
7. Hilton Garden Inn [phone] 1101 4th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404
8. Holiday Inn Express [phone] 225 South 11th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55403
9. Marriott Minneapolis City Center [phone] 30 South 7th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55402
10. Millennium Hotel Minneapolis [phone] 1313 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403
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A Look Back
1986 - Columbus 1988 - San Diego 1989 - Washington, DC 1990 - Minneapolis
1991 - Toronto 1992 - Phoenix 1993 - Los Angeles 1994 - Boston
1995 - Nashville 1996 - Washington, DC 1997 - San Francisco 1998 - New Orleans
1999 - Orlando 2000 - Las Vegas 2001 - Chicago 2002 - Seattle
2003 - Chicago 2004 - Philadelphia 2005 - Denver 2006 - Salt Lake City
2007 - Minneapolis 2008 - Baltimore 2009 - Seattle 2010 - San Antonio
Posters commemorating the SLEEP 2011 25th Anniversary Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC
are available on a first-come, first-served basis to full meeting registrants. Posters are limited to one per person
while quantities last. Pick up your poster at the Society Booth.
CME, CE, AnD LETTER of ATTEnDAnCE AT Overall Educational Objectives
Attendance at SLEEP 2011 should give participants a broad
SLEEP 2011 understanding of the current state-of-the-art of sleep medicine,
including current clinical practices used when investigating and
treating sleep disorders in adults and children; areas of controversy
continuing mEDicaL EDucation (cmE) crEDit
in clinical practice; recent basic science research in both animals and
For PHySicianS
humans; and social, business and political issues relevant to sleep
medicine.
Accreditation Statement
SLEEP 2011 meeting activities have been planned and implemented
By the end of SLEEP 2011, participants should be able to:
in accordance with the guidelines of the Accreditation Council
1) Summarize relevant information on the latest sleep research
for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint
and clinical practices; 2) Identify present issues or challenges in
sponsorship of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM)
diagnosis/treatment of sleep disorders, practice of sleep medicine or
and the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC (APSS). The
topics related to the field of sleep; 3) Integrate strategies and tools for
American Academy of Sleep Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to
the enhancement/advancement of sleep medicine; and 4) Recognize
provide continuing medical education for physicians.
and have a basic understanding of common sleep disorders.
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine designates this live
continuing EDucation (cE) For
educational activity for a maximum of 38.25 AMA PRA Category 1
PSycHoLogiStS
Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with
the extent of their participation in the activity.
Accreditation Statement
SLEEP 2011 is co-sponsored by Amedco and the Associated
Sessions Available to Earn CME Credit
Professional Sleep Societies, LLC (APSS). Amedco is approved
SLEEP 2011 offers physicians the opportunity to earn as many as
by the American Psychological Association to sponsor Continuing
38.25 CME credits. CME credit is awarded for clinical workshops,
Education for psychologists. Amedco maintains responsibility for this
discussion groups, invited lectures, keynote address, lunch and
program and its content.
learn sessions, meet the professor sessions, oral presentations,
postgraduate courses and symposia. Specific details as to which
Sessions Available to Earn CE Credit
sessions are eligible for CME credit are listed on the CME Reference
Psychologists may receive up to 35.25 hours of continuing education
Form, which is distributed during registration. Only those sessions
credit for attending SLEEP 2011. CE credit is awarded for clinical
sponsored by the APSS and listed on the CME Credit Claim Form
workshops, discussion groups, invited lectures, keynote address, oral
are eligible for CME credit. Note: Poster viewing sessions are not
presentations, postgraduate courses and symposia. Note: Poster
eligible for CME credit.
viewing, lunch and learn sessions, meet the professor sessions, C05
and D06 are not eligible for CE credit.
Credit is awarded based on the amount of time spent in each activity
(rounded to the nearest quarter hour). Physicians may earn the
Saturday, June 11: 7.50 Tuesday, June 14: 7.00
following maximum number of credits each day:
Sunday, June 12: 7.75 Wednesday, June 15: 7.00
Monday, June 13: 6.00
Saturday, June 11: 7.50 Tuesday, June 14: 8.00
Sunday, June 12: 7.75 Wednesday, June 15: 8.00
Satisfactory Completion for Psychologists
Monday, June 13: 7.00
To receive CE credits, SLEEP 2011 attendees must register for
CE credit. The administrative fees are $40 for members and
CME may also be available by attending industry sponsored events.
nonmembers. Attendees must have attended each of their sessions
These credits are made available by the event organizer and are not
in their entirety and complete an online evaluation form in order
processed by the AASM.
to receive a certificate of completion/attendance. Participants not
fulfilling these requirements will not receive a certificate. Failure
Satisfactory Completion
to complete the evaluation form will result in forfeiture of credit for
To receive CME credits, SLEEP 2011 attendees must register for
the entire conference. No exceptions will be made. Partial credit
CME credit and pay the appropriate fee. The administrative fees
of individual sessions is not available. Further information will be
are $20 for members and $35 for nonmembers. Individuals must
detailed on the CE Reference Form included with your registration
complete an online evaluation form to receive CME credit. Further
materials.
information will be detailed on the CME Reference Form included
with your registration materials.
Target Audience for SLEEP 2011
Participants of the SLEEP 2011 meeting will include clinicians,
scientists, students and other health care professionals seeking to
increase their knowledge of the fields of sleep medicine and sleep
research. Attendees should possess a basic knowledge of biological
systems and/or operational issues in medical practice.
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