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Factors Affecting Proportion of Supine Sleep in Patients Referred for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Evaluation: Focusing on Severity of Obstruction during Supine Sleep (P05.016)

Sulagshan Mahendrarajah, Jacob Coleman, Atif Zafar, KyoungBin Im

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OBJECTIVE: Biometric and sleep parameters that affect the proportion of supine sleep time were identified in subjects referred for diagnostic polysomnography. In those with OSA, severity of obstructions in supine versus non-supine position and REM versus NREM sleep was evaluated.

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OBJECTIVE: Biometric and sleep parameters that affect the proportion of supine sleep time were identified in subjects referred for diagnostic polysomnography. In those with OSA, severity of obstructions in supine versus non-supine position and REM versus NREM sleep was evaluated.

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OBJECTIVE: Biometric and sleep parameters that affect the proportion of supine sleep time were identified in subjects referred for diagnostic polysomnography. In those with OSA, severity of obstructions in supine versus non-supine position and REM versus NREM sleep was evaluated.

Key concepts: Supine position, Medicine, Non-rapid eye movement sleep, Polysomnography, Anesthesia, Sleep apnea, Sleep (system call), Obstructive sleep apnea

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