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EEG patterns and cognitive outcomes in chronic respiratory disorders: a systematic review
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• Electroencephalographic abnormalities in chronic respiratory disorders clustered into three recurrent patterns. • Prolonged P300 latency was the most consistent correlate of cognitive vulnerability in obstructive sleep apnea. • Evidence remains heavily weighted toward obstructive sleep apnea, with limited data from other respiratory disorders.
Keywords:
EEG
Cognitive impairment
Chronic respiratory disorders
Sleep apnea
Rehabilitation
Neurophysiology
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