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Table 1.

Clinical data of the studied population (N = 819) according to gender (Mean ± SD).

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Fig 1.

Study flow chart.

AHI = apnea hypopnea index. CPAP = Continuous positive airway pressure. ESS = Epworth Sleepiness Score. PSG = polysomnography.

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Table 2.

Responses to selected questions from the Sleep & Health Questionnaire.

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Table 3.

Baseline characteristics of subjects with and without Embletta home sleep study (mean ± SD).

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Fig 2.

OSAS prevalence estimates with 95% confidence intervals are illustrated based upon AHI cutoffs of 5 and 15, and diagnosis of OSAS according to age quartile.

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Table 4.

Clinical data for the samples (n = 234) with AHI less or equal to versus those with AHI greater than 15 events per hour according to gender (mean ± SD).

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Fig 3.

OSAS prevalence illustrated upon gender according to apnea hypopnea index (AHI) quartile.

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Table 5.

Stepwise multiple linear regression results on the association with AHI.

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Table 6.

Logistic regression analysis on the association between patients suffering from OSAS and several independent variables.

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Table 7.

Comparisons between subjects who accepted and those who refused home CPAP treatment with variables expressed as median (IQR).

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Table 8.

Changes in sleep apnea-specific quality of life index (SAQLI), cognitive function tests and ESS among CPAP users (n = 30).

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