Neuropsychological Outcomes of Disordered Sleep

Copeland, Christopher T.; Holster, Jessica; Glusman, Morgan

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-59309-4_18

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“…Positive changes in cognitive functioning with the use of CPAP use in OSA patients have been measured [19]. Improvements in processing speed and short memory three months following CPAP use in OSA patients have been found [16]. MRI imaging studies have identified untreated severe OSA patients with disrupted pathways [7].…”

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Cognitive and Emotional Factors Related to Obstructive Sleep Apnea Diagnoses: A Brief Review

Sexton-Radek

2023

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Sleep apnea is a clinical condition characterized by cessation of breathing in the sleeper due to pharyngeal airway closure. The reduction in air exchange results in decreased cerebral blood circulation with consequential behavioral deficits cognitively and emotionally. Untreated sleep apnea is associated with chronic illnesses of depression, cardiovascular disorder, obesity and diabetes mellitus. Measured cognitive behavior before and following CPAP treatment demonstrates the cognitive deficit as the effectiveness of CPAP treatment. Emotional factors related to sleep apnea diagnosis and adherence to treatment are facilitated in patients with cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) interventions by sleep specialists. This is a brief review paper that presents findings about cognition and emotional factors related to sleep apnea. This is a brief review paper.

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