Research Article

Screening for Sleep Apnoea in Mild Cognitive Impairment: The Utility of the Multivariable Apnoea Prediction Index

Table 1

A comparison of clinical, self-report, and polysomnographic data between MCI and control subjects.

Control
Mean ± SD
MCI
Mean ± SD
value (df)/ value

Clinical
 Age (years) −0.98 (71) 0.333
 Body mass index −0.43 (72) 0.669
 Weight (kg) −0.60 (72) 0.552
 Height (cm) −0.43 (72) 0.668
 CIRS, total score −2.57 (67)
 MMSE score 3.75 (72) <
Self-report
 MAPI −1.30 (72) 0.199
 PSQI, global score −1.83 (69)0.072
 PSQI, sleep efficiency (%) 0.63 (68)0.533
Overnight polysomnography
 Apnoea-hypopnoea index −1.20 (47)0.236
 Total sleep time (minutes) −0.41 (72)0.682
 Sleep efficiency (%) 0.73 (72)0.468
 WASO (mins) −0.08 (72)0.938
 Lowest oxygen desaturation (%) −0.19 (72)0.854
 Average oxygen desaturation (%) −1.10 (72)0.273
 Oxygen desaturation index −1.210.228
 Non-REM sleep AHI −1.31 (47)0.198
 REM sleep AHI −0.11 (47)0.916

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MCI: mild cognitive impairment; CIRS: cumulative illness rating scale; MMSE: mini-mental state examination; MAPI: multivariable aponea prediction index; PSQI: pittsburgh sleep quality index; AHI: apnoea-hypopnoea index; WASO: wake after sleep onset; REM: rapid eye movement.