Apnea tidur

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Apnea tidur (bahasa Inggris: sleep apnea atau sleep apnoea) adalah gangguan tidur dengan kesulitan bernafas (apnea = "tanpa nafas") berulang kali ketika sedang tidur. Ada dua jenis sleep apnea: Central dan Obstructive. Terdapat juga jenis campuran. Orang yang menderita hal ini biasanya tidak sadar, walaupun setelah bangun. Sleep apnea dikenali sebagai masalah oleh orang lain yang mengamati, atau dapat dikenali dari akibatnya terhadap tubuh (sequelae). Diagnosa sleep apnea dilakukan dengan polysomnography.

Rujukan

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Contoh

Orang-orang berikut ini menderita sleep apnea:

Rujukan

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