[PDF] Top 20 Montelukast for Children With Obstructive Sleep Apnea: A Double-blind, Placebo-Controlled Study

... The study was approved by the Soroka University Medical Center Human Re- search Committee and was listed at the National Institutes of Health site (NCT ...child. Children were recruited among all pediatric ... See full document

... in children. METHODS: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study was performed in 3 primary care pediatric ambulatory clinics in ...Healthy children aged 1 to 5 ... See full document

... 2006, children who fulfilled the study inclusion criteria on the basis of the PSG-1 findings were recruited by 1 of the authors and assigned by a clinical research coordi- nator to 1 of 2 treatment groups ... See full document

... their children ’ s sleep better after receiving honey, with improvement by ...parental sleep improved in a fashion similar to that of their children, with the honey- treatment arms improving ... See full document

... the children (only 2 of 86) had any diagnosis mentioned in a current note, and none had any treatment ...INS children had a current note that did mention something about their sleep; in the EDS ... See full document

... present study, the prevalence estimates of high risk for OSA were ...our study is lower than estimates from other studies. In their study among predominantly Hispanic pregnant women in Houston, Texas ... See full document

... both children and adults which often results in the suggestion that both groups should be treated in similar ways, apart from drug ...of children and younger ... See full document

... Snoring is a common symptom of upper airway obstruction [1]. It may occur alone (simple snoring) or within OSAS. It is essential to distinguish between simple snoring and snoring associated with OSAS [8]. A person ... See full document

... The BCVA (logarithm of the minimum angle of resolu- tion) and IOP did not significantly change before and after treatment in both groups (data not shown). In the scores of the five subjective symptoms (burning sensation, ... See full document

... of children being diagnosed with OSA who are ...nonobese children would still remain applicable in the context of obesity, it is likely that other contributors may be operational in obese chil- dren as ... See full document

... detect differences between children with Down syn- drome who were referred for clinically suspected OSAS, and those who were prospectively recruited, population characteristics and the i[r] ... See full document

... Methods: A randomized, double-blind, dose-ranging study was conducted. After a 2-week phos- phate binder washout, 349 hyperphosphatemic (serum phosphorus .5.5 mg/dL) hemodialysis patients were ... See full document

... of children undergoing A&T, that overweight/obese children were more likely to have airway-related perioperative complications than their lean ...more children presenting for A&T may be ... See full document

... The results of the neurobehavioral assessments are shown in Tables 3 and 4. Children with PS per- formed slightly but significantly worse than control subjects on several subscales of both the Conners’ and the ... See full document

... However for the exclusive treatment of xerostomia and diseases caused by it, we found thirteen filed patents between 1979 and 2008 and published until 2011, wherein US, Japan and France were the main countries of filing, ... See full document

... present study, although the level of C A NO was significantly higher in asthma subjects with OSA than that in asthma subjects without OSA, there was no significant link between increased C A NO and OSA risk (Table ... See full document

... the study began, nonurgent surgical wait lists for children with mild to moderate OSA averaged 12 months or more at all participating hospitals so that surgery after a 12-month follow- up visit was ... See full document

... below the eucapnic sleeping PaCO 2 level. This typically equates to the wakefulness eucapnic PaCO 2 level or mar- ginally lower. The ventilatory output to a given change in PaO 2 or PaCO 2 can vary greatly among ... See full document

... during sleep; ambulatory blood pressure monitoring – confi rmed nocturnal nondipper; and cerebrovascular ...chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; and diffi culty in cooperation (such as ... See full document

... al’s study: In the Legg study, only 9 of the 28 RSV-positive infants devel- oped symptoms and signs of acute bronchiolitis, only 3 required hospitalization, and the remaining 19 infants had signs of an ... See full document