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Executive Dysfunction in Patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome
European Neurology, 08/06/09

Saunamaki T et al. – OSAS patients have lower set–shifting and analysis/synthesis performance than healthy controls. According to the normative data, most patients in the present study had normal performance, but there were also a few patients with more serious deficits.

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