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Longitudinal changes in regional cerebral blood flow in late middle-aged and older adults with treated and untreated obstructive sleep apnea.

Hum Brain Mapp · 2021 · PMC8249886 · PMID 33939243

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Post‐hoc ANOVAs with one‐repeated measure (Time) in each group separately revealed no changes with time in the control group ( F( 1,11) = 2.977, p = .112), while the untreated OSA group showed significant decrease in relative perfusion ( F( 1,9) = 7.915, p = .020) and the treated OSA group showed a trend for increased relative perfusion as compared to the baseline ( F( 1,12) = 3.486, p = .086) (see Figure 1 ).

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