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ESC: Obstructive sleep apnea often complicates heart failure


 

AT THE ESC CONGRESS 2015

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Based on this finding “you need to look at the effect of SDB and not just the apnea-hypopnea index” when assessing SDB in patients with heart failure, Dr. Oldenburg said.

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