Night Evaluation

Some say that the picture is worth a thousand words, others say that language has power. When Elie Wiesel wrote a memoir about his slaughter experience, he needed "call other verbs, other images, other silent screams" (Wiesel, pg.ix). Everywhere in the book, the images used in the reader's mind definitely convey the fear of this person's experiences. He does not need to create a new language, but combines all aspects of the current language that is not commonly used in general. The choice of his words and the use of subtle explanations make his information of this book clearer than any picture.

In Leb 2 study by Rebuffat et al., 15 PSGs were performed consecutively in 19 infants (median age 11 weeks, range 5 to 36 weeks) to evaluate nighttime variability of PSG findings It was. Eleven of 19 subjects received PSG for 3 nights, 8 of whom received PSG for 2 consecutive nights. Eight infants had a history of ap-One evaluation, Grade 1 and 14 papers evaluated the association of altered systemic inflammatory markers in SRBD and PSG findings. Grade 2 study by Li et al. Compared eleven systemic inflammatory markers such as IL-6, IL-8, CRP and TNF-α with PSG findings before and after 11-year SRBD treatment. The large children PSG confirmed that OSA (OAI> 1 / h) and IL-6 were significantly associated with dose-dependent association of IL-6 and IL-8 levels in children. It shows that IL-8 decreases and inflammation decreases after 2 to 3 months of treatment

Inflammation is thought to be involved in SRBD in adults and children, and some researchers evaluate the association of various inflammatory markers with respiratory parameters of PSG. Two predictors of SRBD against PSG were identified to evaluate different inflammatory markers in the respiratory tract. In Level 2 study, Verhulst et al. [153] compared exhaled nitric oxide breathing oxide (eNo) of overweight children (SRBD confirmed with PSG without asthma or atopy) to normal children evaluated. Object snoring and SRNB's overweight children 's eNo increased significantly. The eNo of overweight children in regular PSG is not high. In Level 3 study, Goldbart et al [28] studied breath condensate (EBC) of 50/56 children with SRBD and compared it with 12 snoring children. EBC does not differ significantly at different time points up to 6 months