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Are fat oxidation and cardiorespiratory adaptations impaired during exercise in untreated non-obese severe obstructive sleep apnea patients?
2019
Blood Heart and Circulation
Purpose: The aim of this study was to compare fat oxidation and cardio-respiratory adaptations during exercise between non-obese OSA patients and controls matched for age, BMI and physical activity levels. Method: Twelve recently diagnosed non-obese severe OSA patients (apnea-hypopnea index=39.1±21.0 events/hr, body mass index, BMI=27.8±2.3 kg.m -2 ) and twelve controls matched for age, BMI and physical activity levels were included in the study. Subjects underwent polysomnography,
doi:10.15761/bhc.1000152
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