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Apneia central do sono emergente do tratamento é caracterizada pela persistência ou emergência de apneias recorrentes predominantemente centrais (mais de cinco por hora) durante o tratamento efetivo para apneia obstrutiva (apneia ou hipopneia obstrutiva ou mista) com pressão positiva. As apneias centrais devem ser o achado predominante (>50% do total de eventos respiratórios). O distúrbio é suficientemente grave para causar sintomas tais como sonolência diurna, sono agitado, despertar com dispneia, ou ronco. Se a redução ou cessação do fluxo aéreo por esforço respiratório reduzido ou ausente é melhor explicada por outro transtorno de apneia central do sono (p.ex., apneia do sono central devida a medicação ou substância química), este diagnóstico deve ser dado juntamente com o de apneia obstrutiva do sono, ao invés do diagnóstico de apneia central emergente do tratamento._x000D_ _x000D_ Nota: Um diagnóstico definitivo requer evidência objetiva baseada em polissonografia. | |||
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Treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea is characterised by persistence or emergence of recurrent, predominantly central sleep apnoea (more than five per hour) during effective treatment for obstructive apnoea (obstructive or mixed apnoea or hypopnea) with positive airway pressure. Central apnoeas must be the predominant finding (>50% of total respiratory events). The disturbance is sufficiently severe to cause symptoms such as daytime sleepiness, disturbed sleep, awakening with dyspnea, or snoring. If the reduction or cessation of airflow due to absent or reduced respiratory effort is better explained by another central sleep apnoea disorder (e.g., Central sleep apnoea due to a medication or substance), that diagnosis along with a diagnosis of Obstructive sleep apnoea should be given, rather than a diagnosis of treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea. Note: A definitive diagnosis requires objective evidence based on polysomnography. | |||
Revision as of 07:23, 13 August 2026
Treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea is characterised by persistence or emergence of recurrent, predominantly central sleep apnoea (more than five per hour) during effective treatment for obstructive apnoea (obstructive or mixed apnoea or hypopnea) with positive airway pressure. Central apnoeas must be the predominant finding (>50% of total respiratory events). The disturbance is sufficiently severe to cause symptoms such as daytime sleepiness, disturbed sleep, awakening with dyspnea, or snoring. If the reduction or cessation of airflow due to absent or reduced respiratory effort is better explained by another central sleep apnoea disorder (e.g., Central sleep apnoea due to a medication or substance), that diagnosis along with a diagnosis of Obstructive sleep apnoea should be given, rather than a diagnosis of treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea. Note: A definitive diagnosis requires objective evidence based on polysomnography.
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| English | Treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea |
Treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea is characterised by persistence or emergence of recurrent, predominantly central sleep apnoea (more than five per hour) during effective treatment for obstructive apnoea (obstructive or mixed apnoea or hypopnea) with positive airway pressure. Central apnoeas must be the predominant finding (>50% of total respiratory events). The disturbance is sufficiently severe to cause symptoms such as daytime sleepiness, disturbed sleep, awakening with dyspnea, or snoring. If the reduction or cessation of airflow due to absent or reduced respiratory effort is better explained by another central sleep apnoea disorder (e.g., Central sleep apnoea due to a medication or substance), that diagnosis along with a diagnosis of Obstructive sleep apnoea should be given, rather than a diagnosis of treatment-emergent central sleep apnoea. Note: A definitive diagnosis requires objective evidence based on polysomnography. |
