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Cerebral vasoreactivity decreases overnight in severe obstructive sleep apnea syndrome: A study of cerebral hemodynamics
Sleep Medicine, 08/28/09

Furtner M et al. – The authors found severe disturbances of cerebrovascular reactivity in OSAS patients. The data demonstrate loss of vasoreactivity and increase of arterial stiffness, indicated by CBF hyporeactivity and PTT reduction, especially during CRE periods. These changes are likely to impair cerebral circulation and may be detrimental to the endothelium.

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