Obstructive sleep apnea phenotypes in men based on characteristics of respiratory events during polysomnography
2019
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The upper airway (UA) anatomical collapsibility, UA muscle responsiveness, breathing control, and/or arousability are important contributing factors for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Differences in clinical manifestations of OSA are believed to reflect interactions among these factors. We aimed to classify OSA patients into subgroups based on polysomnographic (PSG) variables using cluster analysis and assess each subgroup’s characteristics.
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