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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: West J Nurs Res. 2013 Aug 22;36(3):294–311. doi: 10.1177/0193945913500567

Table 3.

Baseline polysomnographic data for randomized subjects and comparison by treatment group

Sleep Variables Mean±SD Total Randomized (N= 23) Randomized Sample p-value
Active CPAP
n=12
Sham-CPAP
n=11
Total Sleep (minutes). Time from sleep onset to good morning time. 464±64 436±58 494±59 .026
Sleep latency (minutes). Time from good night time to sleep onset 17±23 17±30 16±14 .903
% Sleep Efficiency after good night time 78.7±12.6 76.9±15.8 80.8±8.3 .475
% Sleep maintenance after Sleep onset 81.2±11.2 79.4±13.8 83.3±7.7 .419
REM latency (minutes) from sleep onset to onset of first REM period 110±67 132± 83 88±40 .129
Awake after sleep onset (minutes) – WASO 86±50 88±61 83±39 .794
Stage 1 (% total sleep time) 11.4±7.2 13.7±8.3 9.0±4.9 .117
Stage 2 (% total sleep time) 65.1±8.3 65.9±8.2 64.3±8.6 .635
Delta Sleep (% total sleep time) 3.3±4.5 2.6±4.2 4.0±4.8 .439
Stage REM (% total sleep time) 20.2±8.4 17.8±8.2 22.7±8.3 .166
Apnea + hypopnea index 38.9±26.1 50.2±30.9 26.5±11.2 .026
Apnea index 21.4±25.1 27.0±32.8 15.2±11.2 .269
Oxygen desaturation (4%) index 31.1±24.7 41.9±29.6 19.2±9.1 .023
Periodic leg movement with arousal index 1.7±2.9 1.2±2.2 2.3±3.6 .371

Good morning time = the time when a participant was woken according to their self-reported normal wake time. Good night time = time participant was requested to be according to their self-reported normal bedtime. REM = rapid eye movement; WASO= wake after sleep onset; Index = mean score per hour for total time asleep