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[Polysomnography and clinical characteristics of Tibetan and Han residents with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome in Tibet].

Yan Yang, Ran Li

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In the circumstances of similar AHI, the MSaO(2) and LSaO(2) in moderate and severe OSAS patients were significantly lower in Tibetan group than in Han group, and the differences partially remained after adjusting for BMI, and the mechanisms needed to be further investigated in high altitude areas.

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In the circumstances of similar AHI, the MSaO(2) and LSaO(2) in moderate and severe OSAS patients were significantly lower in Tibetan group than in Han group, and the differences partially remained after adjusting for BMI, and the mechanisms needed to be further investigated in high altitude areas.

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In the circumstances of similar AHI, the MSaO(2) and LSaO(2) in moderate and severe OSAS patients were significantly lower in Tibetan group than in Han group, and the differences partially remained after adjusting for BMI, and the mechanisms needed to be further investigated in high altitude areas.

Key concepts: Medicine, Waist, Polysomnography, Obstructive sleep apnea, Body mass index, Internal medicine, Oxygen saturation, Apnea

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