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. 2021 Apr 7;11:7599. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-87149-3

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The change from diagnostic PSG to pressure titration PSG between and SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders. The figures showed the change of diagnostic and pressure titration PSG in TST (A), SE (B), SL (C), WASO (D), Arousal Index (E), %N1 (F), %N2 (G), % N3 (H), %REM (I), AHI (J), Mean duration of apneas and hypopneas (K), Nadir SpO₂ (L), Mean SpO₂ (M), ODI (N) between SWS rebounders and non–SWS rebounders. a, comparison of diagnostic PSG parameters between SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders; b, comparison of pressure titration PSG parameters between SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders; c, comparison of the change from pressure titration to diagnostic PSG parameters between SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders. * < 0.05, ** < 0.01, *** < 0.001. AHI apnea–hypopnea index, BMI body mass index, ODI oxygen desaturation index, PSG polysomnography, REM rapid eye movement sleep, SE sleep efficiency, SL sleep latency, SWS slow wave sleep, SpO₂ pulse oxygen saturation, TST total sleep time, WASO wake after sleep onset.

The change from diagnostic PSG to pressure titration PSG between and SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders. The figures showed the change of diagnostic and pressure titration PSG in TST (A), SE (B), SL (C), WASO (D), Arousal Index (E), %N1 (F), %N2 (G), % N3 (H), %REM (I), AHI (J), Mean duration of apneas and hypopneas (K), Nadir SpO₂ (L), Mean SpO₂ (M), ODI (N) between SWS rebounders and non–SWS rebounders. a, comparison of diagnostic PSG parameters between SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders; b, comparison of pressure titration PSG parameters between SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders; c, comparison of the change from pressure titration to diagnostic PSG parameters between SWS rebounders and non-SWS rebounders. * < 0.05, ** < 0.01, *** < 0.001. AHI apnea–hypopnea index, BMI body mass index, ODI oxygen desaturation index, PSG polysomnography, REM rapid eye movement sleep, SE sleep efficiency, SL sleep latency, SWS slow wave sleep, SpO₂ pulse oxygen saturation, TST total sleep time, WASO wake after sleep onset.