[PDF] Top 20 Obstructive sleep apnea in children: a critical update

... REM sleep, gender, arousal index and NREM sleep has been proposed to predict the effect of sleep disordered breathing on regional cerebral ... See full document

... treating children for obstructive sleep apnea, of the common comorbid occurrence of behaviorally- based sleep disorders in these ...children. Children with OSAS are often ... See full document

... Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) in children was first described by William Osler in 1892, but OSAS study only became systematic from 1976, after the pub- lication of a study by ... 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

... control children and 87 children with OSAS com- pleted both cognitive and endothelial ...these children, 48 were NC ⫹ and 50 had a T max of ⱖ 45 seconds, and at least 80% of these children ... See full document

... older children (aged 5-12 years) with which it is probably easier to ...older children (the mean age of the participant with a successful recording was ...for children no such criteria are ... See full document

... J.R. ’ s behavioral issues are not simply an obstacle to her OSA treatment. Rather, the efforts to address her behavior contribute to her OSA. The risperidone and fl uoxetine may be contributing factors, and her BMI is ... See full document

... (75%); obstructive sleep apnea (50%–79%); otitis media (50%–70%); eye dis- ease (60%), including cataracts (15%) and severe refractive errors (50%); congenital heart defects (50%); neurologic ... See full document

... in children has changed from recurrent adenotonsillitis to obstructive sleep ...of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is multifactorial and obesity has been shown to be one ... See full document

... increased physiologic dead space during sleep in COPD, along with a more profound decrease in alveolar ventilation at low tidal volumes compared to healthy individuals. Another key aspect of the significant ... See full document

... Around 16 features that are profound symptoms of the OSA situation in an individual is listed in the Table 2, which is considered significant symptoms towards the OSA. If there is a machine learning based scoring system ... See full document

... the sleep laboratory of the Centre de santé et de services sociaux de Chicoutimi (CSSSC), a regional health centre in the Saguenay region of Québec ...the sleep laboratory as a full night or a split-night ... See full document

... There is some evidence that the prevalence of OSA among patients in the primary care setting is higher than in epide- miological studies conducted in the community because of the higher prevalence of risk factors or ... See full document

... respiratory related (occurring immediately subsequent to an apnea, hypopnea, desaturation, or snore). Arousals and respiratory events were scored as indices on the basis of occurrence per hour of TST. Scoring of ... See full document

... of sleep-related accidents in patients with sleep apnea concluded that people with sleep apnea syndrome moderate have a 15 times greater risk of car accidents than normal revisions ... See full document

... repeated apnea and hypopnea events, which result in complete or partial cessation in breathing due to the collapse of the upper airway, induce hypoxia [42,43] ... See full document

... in Sleep Center of Zhongshan Hospital by a PSG recorder (Respironics, Alice-5 Respironics, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA) within 1 week after pul- monary function examination, including electromyogram, ... See full document

... sented by Weitzman and co-workers and describes in an animal model, the spasmodic closure of the lateral pha- ryngeal walls and velopharynx timed at the end of expi- ration [2]. The muscle contraction persists during ... See full document

... of sleep science’s status in Iran. Sleep assessment and treatment is relatively new in ...of sleep disorders and associated treatment technologies are very ...prioritize sleep as a part of ... See full document

... during sleep, due to the interacting effects of the sleep–wake and circadian ...NREM sleep is associated with lower BP, HR, cardiac output, and systemic vascular ...(REM) sleep on the other ... See full document