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REM-OSA vs NREM-OSA in children: Separate Clinical Phenotypes or Markers of Disease Severity

2025-08-05

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<h4>Introduction: </h4> Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs more predominantly during REM sleep (REM-OSA) compared to NREM sleep (NREM-OSA) in both children and adults. However, it is not clear whether REM-OSA and NREM-OSA are separate clinical phenotypes of OSA or represent 2 ends of OSA severity spectrum. <h4>Objective: </h4> : We aimed to compare clinical and polysomnography (PSG) characteristics of REM-OSA v...

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10a40df8-a267-5063-8a56-ce361367fe10
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10.22541/au.175441157.72763828/v1
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