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. 2020 Nov 15;16(11):1847–1855. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.8686

Table 2.

Summary of findings for articles reporting anaerobic threshold.

Author Year Sample Size (n) Age (years) Duration of CPAP Design AT (L·min–1 or mL·min–1) Pre (mL·min–1) Post (mL·min–1)
Goel27 2015 15 56.5 ± 9.1 4 weeks Q mL·min1 703 ± 215 926 ± 248
Lin28 2004 20 43 ± 8 2 months Q L·min1 910 ± 140* 1280 ± 120*
Ozsarac25 2014 65 48.76 ± 9.2 4 weeks Q L·min1 1000 ± 300* 900 ± 200*
Quadri31 2017 12 58 ± 9.7 2 months Q mL·min1 1229.5 ± 212.9 1399.2 ± 372.7
Taguchi26 1997 6 44.7 ± 13.7 7 days Q mL·min1 985 ± 161 1050 ± 139

Data are presented as n or mean ± SD, unless reported otherwise. *Original data in articles in mL/min, uncertainty analysis used to change. AT = anaerobic threshold, CPAP = continuous positive airway pressure, Q = quasi-experimental single group designed study, R = retrospective study, RCT = randomized controlled trial.