1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1077(199908)14:1+<s38::aid-hup116>3.3.co;2-y
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The panic‐agoraphobic spectrum

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“…Some authors emphasize the need to recognize the sleep apnea syndrome (SAS) as an important differential diagnosis of the panic disorder that occur during the sleep 8,23,24 . Edlund et al 24 in a survey of 301 subjects with SAS demonstrated that obstructive sleep apnea cause symptoms of nocturnal panic attacks.…”
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“…They conceived that the "subclinical" microapneic and microhypopneic episodes might be associated with brief arousals sufficient to "alarm" sensitive patients and to consequently result in nocturnal panic attack. Cassano et al 23 encompass the nocturnal panic attacks in the panicagoraphobic spectrum. They consider these clinical manifestations as variants of panic attacks and suggest that this often neglected spectrum may have unrecognized importance in treatment selection and response 23 .…”
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