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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Psychosom Res. 2014 Mar 22;76(5):361–367. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychores.2014.03.001

Table 2.

Demographics and PSG metrics during diagnostic and treatment PSGs by misperception group

MP>60 MP<60
n 125 175
sex 49.6% male 58.5% male
age 53 (28,89) 54 (16,78)
BMI 31 (27,36) 30 (27,35)
ESS 8 (5,12) 7 (4,11)
Time between studies (days) 93 (42,167) 93 (48,160)
Dx PAP Dx PAP
S-Lat (min) 45 (20,90) 15 (30,60) 25 (15,40) 10 (20,45)
S-TST (min) 270 (180,300) 240 (318,360) 360 (330,420) 300 (360,420)
S-# wake 4 (2,6) 2 (3,5) 3 (2,5) 2 (3,5)
S-WASO (min) 40 (15,90) 10 (30,60) 18 (10,30) 10 (20,46)
S-O Lat (min) 27 (10,54) 2 (12,27) 14 (1,27) −1 (10,22)
S-O TST (min) −114 (−158,−80) −107 (−42,0) −5 (−32,20) −58 (−9,43)
S-O # wake −20 (−27,−11) −23 (−14,−9) −15 (−23,−8) −22 (−16,−10)
S-O WASO −6 (−34,29) −46 (−17,8) −18 (−44,0) −46 (−22,−3)
TST (min) 392 (355,426) 327 (377,404) 382 (346,416) 332 (371,403)
Lat (min) 5 (2,9) 1 (4,10) 4 (2,9) 1 (4,10)
LPS (min) 15 (5,29) 5 (13,29) 10 (3,24) 4 (12,26)
REM Lat 135 (85,215) 74 (106,197) 122 (83,202) 74 (107,169)
N1% 17 (10,24) 7 (13,18) 13 (9,19) 8 (12,19)
N2% 54 (49,61) 46 (52,60) 56 (49,63) 45 (52,62)
N3% 11 (4,18) 9 (16,22) 13 (6,20) 8 (16,24)
R% 16 (9,20) 12 (16,22) 14 (9,19) 11 (16,21)
Eff 89 (81,93) 79 (88,94) 90 (81,95) 79 (87,93)
#30sW 24 (15,33) 13 (18,28) 19 (11,28) 13 (20,27)
#60sW 11 (7,17) 7 (10,16) 10 (5,14) 7 (11,15)
Sp AI (hr−1) 3 (2,5) 3 (4,7) 3 (2,6) 3 (5,7)
LMAI (hr−1) 2 (0,5) 0 (2,7) 1 (0,3) 0 (2,6)
PLMI (hr−1) 6 (1,21) 1 (6,28) 4 (1,14) 1 (7,21)
AHI (hr−1) 14 (8,21) 1 (2,3) 13 (7,19) 1 (2,4)
AHI Supine 20 (11,29) 1 (2,4) 15 (10,29) 1 (2,5)
AHI REM 28 (10,42) 0 (2,5) 26 (13,46) 0 (2,4)
RDI (hr−1) 27 (21,38) 2 (4,6) 26 (17,37) 2 (4,8)
O2 nadir REM 85 (80,89) 89 (92,94) 85 (80,88) 89 (92,94)
O2 nadir NR 86 (83,89) 88 (90,92) 85 (81,88) 88 (90,92)

Median values, with 25-75% range shown in parentheses, separated by commas. There were no significant differences between misperception groups for diagnostic or treatment nights, using Kruskal-Wallis with Dunn's correction. Abbreviations are as in Table 1.

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