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. 2022 Dec 1;18(12):2731–2738. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.10198

Table 3.

Linear regression models examining the interaction of GERD and sleep position on sleep quality using a fully adjusted model.

Right-Sided Sleep Left-Sided Sleep
β (95% CI) R2 P β (95% CI) R2 P
N1 sleep (%) −0.13 (−3.49 to 3.24) .392 .94 0.45 (−3.16 to 4.06) .392 .81
N2 sleep (%) −1.06 (−4.40 to 2.28) .118 .53 0.02 (−3.56 to 3.60) .118 .99
N3 sleep (%) 3.45 (0.88 to 6.02) .193 .009* −0.21 (−2.97 to 2.55) .191 .88
REM sleep (%) −2.10 (−2.68 to −0.65) .131 .035* −0.14 (−2.23 to 1.95) .130 .90
Sleep efficiency (%) −8.56 (−13.04 to −4.09) .199 < .001* −4.01 (−8.81 to 0.79) .196 .10
Wake after sleep onset (minutes) 27.45 (11.85 to 43.06) .193 .001* 2.68 (−14.08 to 19.44) .190 .75
Sleep onset latency (minutes) 5.50 (−2.44 to 13.43) .044 .17 8.66 (0.16 to 17.15) .044 .046*
REM latency (minutes) 26.71 (3.21 to 50.22) .057 .026* 0.70 (−22.52 to 23.92) .055 .95
Total sleep time (minutes) −35.64 (−56.15 to −15.14) .206 .001* −16.54 (−38.55 to 5.47) .204 .14
Arousal index 1.54 (−1.83 to 4.91) .439 .37 0.25 (−3.37 to 3.86) .438 .89

Fully adjusted model: covariates include age, sex, BMI, AHI, periodic limb movements, insomnia, depression, neuropathic pain, and fibromyalgia. *P < .05. CI = confidence interval, REM = rapid eye movement.