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. 2010 May 13;5(5):e10602. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0010602

Table 4. Demographic data and overnight polysomnography findings in different groups of OSA patients.

AHI≤15 15<AHI<30 AHI≥30
Total number of patients, NTotal 133 51 64
Patients with diabetes mellitus, NDM 10 11 14
Patients analysed, N (NTotal−NDM) 123 40 50
Male 70 26 38
Age (yrs) 46±11 56±12 48±12
BMI (kg/m2) 32±8 32±5 39±9
Weight (kg) 91.2±21.4 93.4±19.6 111.2±23.6
Height (cm) 168.6±9.2 170.2±10.2 170.6±8.3
RR interval (ms) 911±120 956±131 845±123
Respiratory interval (ms) 3797.5±335.5 3947.4±315.8 3703.7±434.2
Total length of recording (min) 428.8±53.4 431.1±64.6 438.2±27.1
Sleep time (min) 346.0±55.4 346.9±60.6 352.8±64.8
Wake time (min) 61.1±42.4 64.7±42.3 74.1±56.8
REM sleep (%) 14.7±4.1 14.6±3.8 12.3±4.5
Arousals (#/h) 16.4±8.4* 25.3±8.6* 50.7±19.6*
Total percentage of coordination (%) 13.5±6.2* 11.6±5.1* 8.8±4.5*
Mean duration of coordinated epochs (s) 8.3±1.8* 8.1±2.0* 6.5±2.1*
Hypertension 26 14 18
Structural heart disease 18 8 6
Smoker 14 2 8

Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation. Astericks indicate statistically significant changes (p<0.001).