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Post- to pre-overnight sleep systolic blood pressures are associated with sleep respiratory disturbance, pro-inflammatory state and metabolic situation in patients with sleep-disordered breathing
Sleep Medicine, 07/28/09

Ting H et al. – Patients with SDB whose post– to pre–overnight SSBPs were elevated or maintained a constant high have more sleep respiratory disturbance, more pro–inflammatory state, and higher metabolic syndrome indices than the rest. Without subdividing into CONSTANT LOW, MORNING DROP, CONSTANT HIGH, and MORNING SURGE, the important pathophysiologic points of SDB patients will possibly be missed.

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