Research Article

Effects of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure on Sleep EEG Characteristics in Patients with Primary Central Sleep Apnea Syndrome

Table 1

The demographic and basic data for the nine CSAS participants.

Number of CSAS participantsAge (y)GenderBMI (kg/m2)BP before bedtime (mmHg)BP after sleep (mmHg)AHI (hr)AHI on CPAP (hr)

140Male30120/90140/10037.37.2
251Male35.9120/85138/10084.71.3
356Male26130/70140/7067.57.5
457Male30.8130/85140/10064.87.8
559Female27.8130/80150/10076.51.6
667Male31.1140/57160/5663.91.2
768Male23.4140/85120/8533.90.6
869Male26.4130/90130/9068.523.3
975Male23.8144/86160/80513.5

BP, blood pressure; AHI, apnea and hypopnea index; CPAP, continuous positive airway pressure.