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See Latest ArticlesOxidative stress and metabolic changes after continuous positive airway pressure treatment according to previous metabolic disorders in sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome patients
Translational Research, The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine, 08/13/09
Murria M et al. – Oxidative stress markers improved significantly after CPAP treatment in SAHS patients, especially in the nondyslipidemic and hypertensive patients. Moreover, the blood pressure decreased after CPAP treatment, particularly in the obese, nondyslipidemic, and hypertensive patients. No significant change in IR was found in any of the SAHS patients after CPAP treatment.
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