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Instability of post-respiratory delta activity is associated with neurocognitive dysfunction in obstructive sleep apnea
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• Event-locked delta variability is associated with poorer cognition in OSA. • Post-event delta instability is linked to reduced objective wakefulness. • Post-event EEG instability is associated with cognitive vulnerability. • Associations between delta instability and cognition vary across age groups.
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