Natural History of REM-OSA in Children and Its Associations with Adverse Blood Pressure Outcomes: A Longitudinal Follow-Up Study.

Kate C ChanChun Ting AuMichelle W YuYun-Kwok WingAlbert M Li

Published in: Nature and science of sleep (2021)

REM-OSA was found to be a stable phenotype through childhood to young adulthood, and REM-OSA was associated with higher nocturnal BP and a lesser degree of nocturnal SBP dipping in children.

Keyphrases

obstructive sleep apnea
blood pressure
positive airway pressure
young adults
sleep apnea
hypertensive patients
early life
heart rate
depressive symptoms
sleep quality
type diabetes
insulin resistance
drug induced