Do respiratory cycle-related EEG changes or arousals from sleep predict neurobehavioral deficits and response to adenotonsillectomy in children?
Sleep fragmentation, as reflected by standard arousals or by RCREC, appears unlikely to explain neurobehavioral morbidity among children who undergo adenotonsillectomy.
Truncal fat distribution is a significant predictor of lower vital capacity in boys with DMD, whereas BMI has a positive effect.