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“…There are a few reports investigating the impact of sleep-related breathing disorders on prognosis, but these studies involved smaller numbers of patients and conflicting results. 4,14 Recently, Andreas et al 4 found that CSR during the daytime but not during sleep had an important prognostic value.…”
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“…There are a few reports investigating the impact of sleep-related breathing disorders on prognosis, but these studies involved smaller numbers of patients and conflicting results. 4,14 Recently, Andreas et al 4 found that CSR during the daytime but not during sleep had an important prognostic value.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2,3 A similar pattern of respiration during the daytime has been recently related to a poor outcome. 4 Patients with compensated CHF also demonstrate an oscillatory breathing pattern characterized by cyclical rises and falls in ventilation without true periods of apnea (periodic breathing [PB]). 5,6 The physiological basis and clinical importance of such breathing disorders in awake CHF patients have not been clearly established.…”
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“…periodic breathing observed in HF patients including Cheyne-Stokes respiration [4][5][6] and central sleep apnea. 1,[7][8][9][10] The frequency of EOV has been reported to range from 12 to 30% of ambulatory HF patients managed at tertiary centers.…”
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“…ANDREAS et al [9] concluded that CSR during sleep or wakefulness is associated with mortality or the need for transplantation within a few months. Therefore, treatment of CSR in combination with "optimised" medical therapy may influence the course of chronic heart failure, quality of life and the survival of patients [10].…”
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