… pulmonary edema, it is well known that APE caused by … , unlike pressure support ventilation
(PSV), CPAP does not … established that the rise in intrathoracic pressure and not the …

… collective label for all forms of optic disk edema. It was noticed, however, that disk edema
associated with brain tumors had unique clinical features, namely preserved visual function at …

… was not on any medication, had no known allergy, did not … This has been in form of CPAP,
BiPAP or PEEP. Most … In conclusion, NPPO may be uncommon, but can be encountered. The …

… other hand, are highly prone to develop pulmonary edema even … CPAP and 10/4 cm water
pressure (inspiratory positive … The underlying cause of the patient’s acute pulmonary oedema …

… sleep apnea, respectively. Acute unilateral lower-extremity … with low certainty that patients
with known postthrombotic … Lipedema is a rare condition, and no high-quality evidence …

… Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a known risk factor for … obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
and lower extremity edema. Small … we are unsure about the reason for this consistent unique …

… peripheral edema and unexplained weight gain. Diagnosis and treatment can be complicated
by PWS-specific behavior, non-compliance to salt and water restriction, fear of CPAP … rare …

… that CPAP treatment is able to reduce serum levels of systemic inflammatory cytokines [19,82].
Given that smoking is the only known … also found that SA patients receiving CPAP titration …

… known that OSAHS and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are … In men, higher AHI values
are more likely to indicate … This study, as a rare multi-center large sample prospective …

… Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is a common breathing disorder in sleep in
which the airways narrow or collapse during sleep, causing obstructive sleep apnea. The …