2007
DOI: 10.1016/s2173-5735(07)70390-3
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Diagnosis of Proximal Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux in Patients With Rhonchopathy and Sleep Apnoea

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“…The interaction of genes that affect obesity, craniofacial morphology, the occurrence of respiratory disorders, daytime sleepiness, with "favorable" external factors, can lead to the formation of a predisposition to OSAHS, and therefore OSAHS should be considered as a multifactorial (polygenic) hereditary disease. In general, about 35-40% of all OSAHS cases can be explained by genetic factors [20]. Thus, a number of researchers believe that in the presence of relatives of the first degree of kinship in the family, suffering from OSAHS, the risk of developing this disease in a proband increases more than 2 times compared with the average population [21].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The interaction of genes that affect obesity, craniofacial morphology, the occurrence of respiratory disorders, daytime sleepiness, with "favorable" external factors, can lead to the formation of a predisposition to OSAHS, and therefore OSAHS should be considered as a multifactorial (polygenic) hereditary disease. In general, about 35-40% of all OSAHS cases can be explained by genetic factors [20]. Thus, a number of researchers believe that in the presence of relatives of the first degree of kinship in the family, suffering from OSAHS, the risk of developing this disease in a proband increases more than 2 times compared with the average population [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%