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[Relationship between upper airway volume and polysomnography parameters of patients with obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome].

X N Liang, Z Q Lu, Pingan Wu, Yafeng Guan, Panyu Zhou, Jiali Zeng

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Abstract

①The volume of velo-pharyngeal level with OSAHS patients can reflect the severity of AHI,LSaO₂. ②The measurement of upper airway volume using spiral computed tomography three-dimensional reconstruction technique is good method to evaluate the upper airway compliance of OSAHS patients.

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①The volume of velo-pharyngeal level with OSAHS patients can reflect the severity of AHI,LSaO₂. ②The measurement of upper airway volume using spiral computed tomography three-dimensional reconstruction technique is good method to evaluate the upper airway compliance of OSAHS patients.

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①The volume of velo-pharyngeal level with OSAHS patients can reflect the severity of AHI,LSaO₂. ②The measurement of upper airway volume using spiral computed tomography three-dimensional reconstruction technique is good method to evaluate the upper airway compliance of OSAHS patients.

Key concepts: Airway, Polysomnography, Medicine, Pharynx, Obstructive sleep apnea, Hypopnea, Apnea, Volume (thermodynamics)

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