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[Gender differences of REM related obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome].

Minglei Xie, Rong Ren, J M He, Xin-Cheng Xue, T M Li, Lan Tan, Fei Lei, Xiangdong Tang, L H Yang

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REM-OSAHS is commonly seen in female OSAHS patients. Evaluation of the influences of anthropometric data on the severity of REM-OSAHS should consider the impact of gender.

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REM-OSAHS is commonly seen in female OSAHS patients. Evaluation of the influences of anthropometric data on the severity of REM-OSAHS should consider the impact of gender.

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REM-OSAHS is commonly seen in female OSAHS patients. Evaluation of the influences of anthropometric data on the severity of REM-OSAHS should consider the impact of gender.

Key concepts: Hypopnea, Medicine, Non-rapid eye movement sleep, Polysomnography, Obstructive sleep apnea, Body mass index, Waist, Epworth Sleepiness Scale

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