Elevated nocturnal and morning blood pressure in patients with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome Full Text
Chinese Medical Journal, 05/31/2012
Quan–ying H et al. – Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome may result in higher blood pressure (BP) levels at all four time points. The ratios of nighttime/daytime and morning/evening BP increase with increased apneahypopnea index. The increasing of diastolic BP, which is inclined to rise more quickly, is not parallel with increasing systolic BP.
