Sleep-Disordered Breathing in Patients with Heart Failure: New Trends in Therapy

Table 1

Clinical manifestations of sleep-disordered breathing.

Night-time manifestations	Daytime manifestations
(i) Snoring (OSA); (ii) Apnoeas; (iii) Dyspnoea; (iv) Excessive sweating; (v) Nocturia; (vi) Palpitations; (vii) Sleep fragmentation; (viii) Dry mouth	(i) Excessive daytime sleepiness; (ii) Attention disorders; (iii) Morning headache; (iv) Sexual dysfunction; (v) Emotional disorders