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. 2015 May 11;2:29. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2015.00029

Table 2.

Objective and subjective sleep quality parameters and residual AHI with O-PAP and CPAP under a pressure corresponding to 70% of the optimal CPAP pressure.

CPAP O-PAP p
Arousal index (/h) 32.5 [23.7–44.4] 28.1 [22.5–34.7] 0.296
Respiratory arousals index (/h) 16.2 [11.0–21.2] 11.5 [5.4–20.8] 0.104
Sleep timea (min) 356.6 [232.8–390.2] 336.6 [234.5–361.0] 0.325
Sleep efficiency (%) 90.0 [78.0–92.5] 88.1 [71.9–92.6] 0.542
Sleep quality VAS (mm) 78.8 [60.6–85.7] 75.5 [57.4–85.4] 0.695
AHI (/h) 20.5 [13.7–28.9] 14.3 [8.5–25.8] 0.194
AHI supine (/h) 36.9 [24.0–58.4] 23.6 [11.5–66.8] 0.432
AHI non-supine (/h) 11.7 [4.5–16.9] 12.3 [4.4–21.9] 0.966
AHI in REM sleep (/h) 7.9 [5.2–13.6] 12.6 [9.1–26.7] 0.426
AHI in NREM sleep (/h) 22.4 [13.7–30.9] 13.2 [8.2–22.2] 0.104
ODI ≥3% (/h) 16.2 [9.9–35.6] 12.7 [9.4–22.1] 0.583

aSleep time does not include titration.

REM, rapid eye movement sleep; NREM, non-rapid eye movement sleep; VAS, visual analog scale.

Maximum score 100 mm. Higher score indicates better sleep quality.

Results are expressed as median and interquartile range.