About 50% of all patients with essential hypertension have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA),
and another 40% of essential hypertension patients are habitual snorers, but without OSA. …

The aggravating effect of the supine body position on breathing abnormalities during sleep
was recognized from the earliest studies on sleep breathing disorders. Most of the …

The biological function of REM sleep is defined in terms of the functions of neural processes
that selectively operate during the REM sleep state. The high amounts of REM sleep …

Study objectives To compare anthropomorphic, nocturnal polysomnographic (PSG), and
multiple sleep latency test (MSLT) data between positional (PP) and nonpositional (NPP) …

Study objective: To compare the severity of sleepapneic events occurring in the supine
posture vs the severity of sleepapneic events occurring in the lateral posture in patients with …

During sleep, humans can strengthen previously acquired memories, but whether they can
acquire entirely new information remains unknown. The nonverbal nature of the olfactory sniff …

Study Objectives: Only a few studies have examined the possible association between
excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) and risk of occupational injuries, and most of them were …

Several studies have reported that sleep bruxism rarely occurs in isolation. Recently, in an
epidemiological study of sleep bruxism and risk factors in the general population, it was found …

Sleep complaints were obtained from 22 hospitalised patients with traumatic brain injury of
recent onset (median 3.5 months after injury) and were compared with those of 77 …

The aim of the present study was to examine the natural evolution of primary snoring and
obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) in adult male patients. Retrospective analysis was performed …