Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea.

Peter Catcheside; L Harmer; Ben Foxwell; Daniel Stadler; Ronald McEvoy

Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea.

Peter Catcheside, L Harmer, Ben Foxwell, Daniel Stadler, Ronald McEvoy

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting. - Duration: 21 Oct 2010 → …

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Conference	Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting.
Period	21/10/10 → …

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Catcheside, P., Harmer, L., Foxwell, B., Stadler, D., & McEvoy, R. (2010). Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea.. Paper presented at Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting..

Catcheside, Peter ; Harmer, L ; Foxwell, Ben et al. / Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea. Paper presented at Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting..

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Catcheside, P, Harmer, L, Foxwell, B, Stadler, D & McEvoy, R 2010, 'Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea.', Paper presented at Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting., 21/10/10.

Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea. / Catcheside, Peter; Harmer, L; Foxwell, Ben et al.
2010. Paper presented at Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting..

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

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Catcheside P, Harmer L, Foxwell B, Stadler D, McEvoy R. Arousal frequency decreases before a decline in respiratory event frequency during the transition into slow wave sleep in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea.. 2010. Paper presented at Sleep Down Under 2010: Biodiversity of Sleep. Australian Sleep Association and Australian Sleep Technologists Association 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting..