… patients with OSA but with a low effect size. CPAP has proven to be efficacious in treating
symptoms, such as daytime somnolence, especially in patients … outcomes in patients with OSA.…

… in OSA patients, whereas non-OSA subjects died preferentially in the morning. Citation98 Two
studies pointed out that in OSA patients, … , differently from subjects without OSA. Citation99,…

… Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is an independent risk factor for hypertension …
OSAS increases both daytime and night-time ambulatory blood pressures through the …

… positive airway pressure (CPAP) treatment of OSA reduces blood pressure (BP). This … OSA
patients, but without hypersomnolence. Thirty-five, nonsleepy, hypertensive patients with OSA …

… of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Since the association between hypertension and OSA is
… The finding of an increased prevalence of nondipping of nocturnal BP in OSA patients is in …

… blood pressure is increased in OSA patients, and there is increasing evidence that OSA is an
… randomized trial to evaluate the effect of nCPAP on arterial blood pressure in OSA patients. …

… Recent studies have shown that OSA may contribute to poor control of blood pressure 10 …
hypertension patients have OSA. Accordingly, international guidelines now recognize OSA as …

… ) OSA is common in patients with clinical indications for ABPM and is associated with more
frequent nondipping BP patterns in these patients than in non-OSA patients… in predicting OSA …

… successful OSA treatment with an OA may also be beneficial to lower blood pressure in
OSA patients, as previously suggested for nasal continuous positive airway pressure therapy. …

… lower blood pressure, but … blood pressure in patients with OSAS, to quantify the effect size
with precision, and to identify trial characteristics associated with the greatest blood pressure …