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Basic Psychosomatics Depressive disorder obstructive sleep apnea hypothalamic inflammation
Figure 2. Correlation between the right hypothalamus/amygdala signal Figure 6. Correlation between the left hypothalamus/amygdala signal
intensity ratio and body mass index. intensity ratio and body mass index.
Figure 3. Correlation between the right hypothalamus/amygdala signal Figure 7. Correlation between the left hypothalamus/amygdala signal
intensity ratio and the lowest oxygen saturation. intensity ratio and respiratory event index.
Figure 4. Correlation between the right hypothalamus/amygdala signal Figure 8. Correlation between the left hypothalamus/amygdala signal
intensity ratio and respiratory event index. intensity ratio and oxygen desaturation index.
Figure 9. Correlation between the left hypothalamus/amygdala signal
Figure 5. Correlation between the right hypothalamus/amygdala signal intensity ratio and the lowest oxygen saturation.
intensity ratio and oxygen desaturation index.
stress, obese patients and individuals with normal weight that emotional stress plays a pivotal role in influencing
exhibit similar sleep durations. This observation suggests sleep disturbances in obese patients . According to a
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