[PDF] Top 20 Original Article Efficacy of continuous positive airway pressure for obstructive sleep apnea in overweight patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus

... in patients with OSA can be induced with intermittent hypoxia [41, 42], which has the potential to impact lipid and glucose metab- olism ...secondary diabetes that develops independent of insulin-depen- ... See full document

... blood pressure reduc- tions in patients with resistant hypertension and ...blood pressure with CPAP treatment [13, 28], while another study found significant changes in blood pres- sure only after 6 ... See full document

... Background: Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) has been utilized to reduce blood pressure in obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients, but few studies ... See full document

... access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly ...REM ... See full document

... in obstructive sleep apnoea trial” (SAVE trial) [63], which recruited a very large population (n=2717 total; aged 45 – 75 years) in order to examine the effects of CPAP on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular ... See full document

... can’t sleep with the noise, the snoring was horrendous, and I think I’ll kill him, I’ll smother him, I’ll stab him, I’ll kill him, you know, aah, and then it’d stop and I’d say oh thank God, that’s grand, he’d ... See full document

... that patients’ various providers are working in conjunction, rather than at odds, with one ...their patients receive a unified, coherent understanding of their treatment ... See full document

... OSAS patients who met the criteria of CPAP therapy (apnea/hypopnea index [AHI] $15 or AHI ,15 with complications) were consecutively recruited from March to August 2013 at the Sleep Center of The ... See full document

... only sleep disorder influencing the outcome of ...study-specific sleep questionnaire ...during sleep, daytime sleepiness, shift work and average sleeping ...026 patients to receive darapladib ... See full document

... during sleep. Since SDB is thought to be detri- mental to patients with CHF, mainly because of hypoxaemia, it is possible that oxygen therapy produces positive effects on cardiac function similar to ... See full document

... many patients who start on a path to non-adherence frequently remain non-adherent and eventually abandon the machine altogether, with conse- quent return of symptoms and OSA-specific adverse ... See full document

... among patients with vascular dementia while no increased prevalence of the same was found in other dementia ...studied patients with moderate-to-severe OSA and found a higher prevalence of silent brain ... See full document

... Adult Obstructive Sleep Apnea Task Force of the American Academy of Sleep ...structive Sleep Apnea in Adults. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine , 5, ... See full document

... non-REM sleep and also described the K ...REM sleep in 1953 and hypothesized its correlation to ...the sleep recordings were made for short sampling episodes randomly during the night, William Dement ... See full document

... some patients who were referred for suspected OSA in this study is probably (socially problematic) snoring rather than sleepiness or tiredness during the ...these patients to visit the sleep cen- ter ... See full document

... THERAPY Sleep-disordered ...stroke patients by respiratory polygraphy, in which nasal airflow, respira- tory movements, and capillary oxygen saturation are ...In patients with CSA/CSB, oxygen, ... See full document

... OSA patients, and OSA appears as a potential trigger for worse prognosis by worsening chronic organ damage [174], justifying the hypothesis of a dangerous liaison between OSA and co- ...OSA patients and ... See full document

... ABSTRACT: Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) has been increasingly linked with cardiovascular risk ...OSA patients they are Obesity, C-reactive protein (CRP) and lipid ...nasal continuous ... See full document

... of sleep restricted to five hours per night, duration of responses (mean reaction time) on the PVT increased ...limited sleep durations, such as patients with OSA, might be at risk for developing ... See full document

... the efficacy in improving differ- ent clinical outcomes. Continuous PAP, known as CPAP, is commonly used to treat OSA by delivering a constant pres- sure throughout inspiration and expiration to maintain ... See full document