Volumetric analysis of the hypothalamic subunits in obstructive sleep apnea

While there were no notable differences in the hypothalamic subunit volumes between the OSA and HC groups, several important correlations were identified in the OSA group. These relationships suggest that factors related to sleep apnea severity could affect hypothalamic structure in patients.

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Brain and Behavior
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/brb3.70026
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3
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Sleep and Wakefulness Research
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Abstract

While there were no notable differences in the hypothalamic subunit volumes between the OSA and HC groups, several important correlations were identified in the OSA group. These relationships suggest that factors related to sleep apnea severity could affect hypothalamic structure in patients.

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