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Table 1 Individuals with excessive daytime sleepiness or abnormal findings during the sleep study with full-night attended polysomnography

From: Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome and sleep disorders in individuals with occupational injuries

 

OIP group

CON group

 

Total sleep time (min)

5.7 (±1.1)

5.5 (±1.1)

Cohen’s d 0.18, p = 0.210

AHI > 5 (n)

38 (48%)

16 (29%)

OR 2.32 (1.05–5.13)

AHI (events/h)

8.0 (±9.5)

5.6 (±7.2)

Cohen’s d 0.28, p = 0.028

ODI > 5 (n)

13 (17%)

9 (16%)

OR 1.03 (0.37–2.87)

ODI (events/h)

3.7 (±6.8)

3.0 (±6.5)

Cohen’s d 0.11, p = 0.698

LMI > 5 (n)

52 (66%)

22 (40%)

OR 2.98 (1.38–6.46)

LMI (events/h)

11.87 (±12.4)

7.59 (±8.1)

Cohen’s d 0.41, p = 0.030

Sleep bruxism (n)

8 (10%)

1 (2%)

OR 6.20 (0.75–138.08)

Arousal index > 5 (n)

57 (72%)

28 (51%)

OR 2.59 (1.19–5.67)

Arousal index (events/h)

9.5 (±8.8)

6.9 (±5.8)

Cohen’s d 0.35, p = 0.011

Breathing-related arousals (events/h)

6.0 (±6.6)

4.4 (±5.7)

Cohen’s d 0.26, p = 0.036

Unspecified arousals (events/h)

2.7 (±1.6)

2.6 (±1.6)

Cohen’s d 0.06, p = 0.584

Abnormal PSG finding (n)

67 (85%)

35 (64%)

OR 3.35 (1.38–8.25)

  1. Data are presented as mean (SD) or frequency (%) and odds ratio OR (95% confidence interval (CI)) or effect size (Cohen’s d) and p-value. Abnormal PSG finding was defined as at least one abnormal finding in the following categories: AHI > 5, ODI > 5, LMI > 5, sleep bruxism, arousal index > 5