Obstructive sleep apnoea is a challenging medical problem due to its prevalence, its impact
on quality of life and performance in school and professionally, the implications for risk of …

… apnoeas and hypopnoeas result from complete or partial … of both types of sleep apnoea are
largely the same: hypoxia and … to indicate the presence of sleep apnoea, with mild, moderate…

… -nasal mask with a CPAP pressure of 16 cm H 2 O led to a partial obstruction due to a backward
… cases where NIV was chosen as an attempt to optimise therapy in case of CPAP failure. …

… or fail treatment with CPAP. The aims are for the level of sedation to approximate to natural
… For patients, who cannot tolerate CPAP or who have a partial response, further investigation …

… episodes of complete or partial pharyngeal obstruction during sleep resulting in nocturnal
… Heart Failure Patients with systolic heart failure have a high prevalence of sleep apnoea …

… OSA (intermittent hypoxia and sleep fragmentation) with metabolic dysfunction. Special
emphasis is given to adipose tissue dysfunction induced by sleep apnoea, which bears a striking …

… thus central sleep apnoea (CSA) severity. Methods: This study used exposure to very high
altitude to induce CSA in healthy subjects to investigate the effect of partial acclimatization on …

… A sleep study was performed in 29 newly diagnosed, … CPAP treatment was commenced if
the apnoea–hypopnoea … Treatment failure at 3 months was defined as daytime arterial partial …

… There are as yet no data on the prevalence of sleep apnoea in patients … sleep apnoea in
such patients and examined its clinical and functional correlates, with emphasis on heart failure …

Objectives : This study sought to test the effects of rostral fluid displacement from the legs on
transpharyngeal resistance (R ph ), minute volume of ventilation (V min ), and partial …