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. 2022 Oct 1;18(10):2377–2385. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.10114

Table 3.

Association of BMI with sleep parameters in obese and healthy-weight children with asthma.

Variable Obese Asthma (r, P) Healthy-Weight Asthma (r, P)
SE (%) −0.19, 0.001 −0.27, < 0.001
AAIa 0.1, 0.09 −0.001, 0.99
% Time in N1 0.19, 0.002 0.27, < 0.001
% Time N2 0.18, 0.003 0.08, 0.32
% Time in N3 −0.3, < 0.001 −0.18, 0.03
% Time in REM sleep −0.18, 0.002 −0.04, 0.59
PLMIa −0.05, 0.39 −0.01, 0.87
AHIa 0.28, < 0.001 0.19, 0.03
Baseline O2 saturation (%) −0.24, 0.0001 0.02, 0.77
O2 saturation nadir −0.18, 0.003 −0.07, 0.38
Baseline ETCO2 (mm Hg) 0.14, 0.03 −0.02, 0.84
Peak ETCO2 0.12, 0.07 −0.005, 0.96

aReported in events/h. AAI = arousal awakening index, AHI = apnea-hypopnea index, BMI = body-mass index, ETCO2 = end-tidal carbon dioxide, PLMI = periodic limb movement index, REM = rapid eye movement, SE = sleep efficiency.