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See Latest ArticlesSleep apnea in adult myotonic dystrophy patients who have no excessive daytime sleepiness
Sleep and Breathing, 06/10/09
Kiyan E et al. - Sleep apnea and oxygen desaturations are very common in MD patients who report no excessive daytime sleepiness. Daytime lung function parameters are not sufficiently reliable for screening sleep apnea. Therefore, the authors recommend routine polysomnography in MD patients.
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