2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11818-010-0483-8
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Early gain in body mass with continuous positive airway pressure therapy for obstructive sleep apnea

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“…Similarly, Bourey et al demonstrated increased BMI in CPAP users at one month after CPAP initiation, though weight was stable at 6 months. 4 On the other hand, in a well-done randomized, crossover trial of 86 OSA patients, Sharma et al demonstrated decrease in BMI (as well as other markers of metabolic syndrome), with 3 months of active CPAP compared with 3 months of sham CPAP. 5 Most recently, in a study of 40 men with sleep apnea who were randomized to a brief self-management intervention or to usual care, those in the self-management group who were most adherent to CPAP lost the most weight over a 3-month period.…”
Section: O M M E N T a R Ymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Bourey et al demonstrated increased BMI in CPAP users at one month after CPAP initiation, though weight was stable at 6 months. 4 On the other hand, in a well-done randomized, crossover trial of 86 OSA patients, Sharma et al demonstrated decrease in BMI (as well as other markers of metabolic syndrome), with 3 months of active CPAP compared with 3 months of sham CPAP. 5 Most recently, in a study of 40 men with sleep apnea who were randomized to a brief self-management intervention or to usual care, those in the self-management group who were most adherent to CPAP lost the most weight over a 3-month period.…”
Section: O M M E N T a R Ymentioning
confidence: 99%