Increased arterial standard bicarbonate is associated with hypertension in patients with obstructive sleep apnea – data from the European Sleep Apnea DatAbase (ESADA)

D. Zou (Gothenburg, Sweden), L. Grote (Gothenburg, Sweden), O. Basoglu (Izmir, Turkey), J. Verbraecken (Antwerp, Belgium), S. Schiza (Heraklion, Greece), P. Sliwinski (Warsaw, Poland), P. Steiropoulos (Alexandroupolis, Greece), H. Hein (Reinbeck, Germany), J. Pépin (Grenoble, France), G. Parati (Milan, Italy), W. Mcnicholas (Dublin, Ireland), J. Hedner (Gothenburg, Sweden)

Source: International Congress 2019 – Insights into the pathophysiology of sleep-disordered breathing

Session: Insights into the pathophysiology of sleep-disordered breathing
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 4933

Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders

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D. Zou (Gothenburg, Sweden), L. Grote (Gothenburg, Sweden), O. Basoglu (Izmir, Turkey), J. Verbraecken (Antwerp, Belgium), S. Schiza (Heraklion, Greece), P. Sliwinski (Warsaw, Poland), P. Steiropoulos (Alexandroupolis, Greece), H. Hein (Reinbeck, Germany), J. Pépin (Grenoble, France), G. Parati (Milan, Italy), W. Mcnicholas (Dublin, Ireland), J. Hedner (Gothenburg, Sweden). Increased arterial standard bicarbonate is associated with hypertension in patients with obstructive sleep apnea – data from the European Sleep Apnea DatAbase (ESADA). 4933

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