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Influence of Apnea Type and Sleep Stage on Nocturnal

Series et al., 1990

Document ID
5795733044068468668
Author
Series F
Cormier Y
La Forge J
Publication year
Publication venue
American Review of Respiratory Disease

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We examined the influence of apnea type and sleep stage on the severity of apneainduced desaturations in 32 patients with a sleep apnea syndrome. The individual postapneic desaturations were evaluated by a desaturation curve; this curve was built by plotting the fall …
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