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. 2018 Jul 10;9:376. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2018.00376

Table 2.

Polysomnographic variables.

Variable Women without OSA
(n = 51)
Men without OSA
(n = 15)
p-value*
(n = 66)
Women with OSA
(n = 39)
Men with OSA
(n = 40)
p-value*
(n = 79)
Total sleep time (minutes) 447
(422–460)
454
(433-491)
0.239 434
(393-450)
422
(377-457)
0.791
Sleep efficiency (%) 91.4
(85.9–94.5)
94.3
(85.7–96.4)
0.449 85.6
(82.7–92.4)
86.7
(81.0–92.7)
0.961
Slow wave sleep (%) 11.6
(5.7-16.3)
5.6
(2.0–13.9)
0.076 9.1
(3.6–14.2)
1.9
(0.1–9.9)
0.0017
REM sleep (%) 23.5
(20.6–26.2)
22.5
(17.8–26.7)
0.245 19.9
(16.6–23.5)
22.2
(17.8–26.3)
0.109
AHI 1.1
(0.5–2.3)
1.9
(1.7–2.6)
0.0265 15.2
(7.3–21.7)
18.4
(11.8–28.5)
0.096
REM AHI 1.9
(0.6–4.1)
2.8
(1.3–5.3)
0.229 22.3
(5.8–37.2)
23.8
(14.2–51.4)
0.281
NREM AHI 0.7
(0.2–2.2)
1.4
(0.8–3.0)
0.0187 12.8
(7.4–21.6)
16.6
(8.6–25.1)
0.184
MAI 10.6
(7.4–14.5)
10.7
(7.3–14.1)
0.748 19.2
(17.0–26.7)
23.5
(13.4–29.3)
0.764

Data are given as median (interquartile range).

*

p-values are from Wilcoxon test. P-values in bold are statistically significant.

REM, Rapid Eye Movement; AHI, Apnea-Hypopnea Index; NREM, non-Rapid Eye Movement; MAI, Microarousal Index.