Gender dimorphism in pediatric OSA: Is it for real?
Highlights • This critical review covers the issue of gender related differences in the prevalence and manifestation of obstructive sleep apnea in children. • Gender dimorphism in adult OSA is firmly established. • It remains unclear whether gender dimorphism is present in children with OSA. • A cri...
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| description | Highlights • This critical review covers the issue of gender related differences in the prevalence and manifestation of obstructive sleep apnea in children. • Gender dimorphism in adult OSA is firmly established. • It remains unclear whether gender dimorphism is present in children with OSA. • A critical review of the literature was performed. • Mechanisms potentialy mediating gender dymorphism are described. |
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