“…However, there was no correlation between AHI, mean SpO2, and auditory data as hearing threshold, TEOAe, and brainstem auditory evoked potential data. Wang et al [32], in a cross-sectional study to value the effects of sex, hypoxia, and arousal in the brainstem auditory evoked potential of OSAS patients, selected 118 individuals, of which 40 (32 males and 8 females) were affected by moderate OSAS, 44 (36 males and 8 females) were affected by severe OSAS, and 34 (22 males and 12 females) were healthy patients. Compared to the control group, women with moderate and severe OSAS had a longer latency of waves I and V, and men with moderate OSAS also had a longer latency of waves I and V, whereas men with severe OSAS had a longer latency of waves I, III, and V. Furthermore, all the possible correlations between BAEPs data with sex, age, ESS (European Social Survey) questionnaire score, AHI, ODI, MSpO2, MmSpO2, SIT90, and AI in OSAS patients have been analyzed.…”