Apneia obstrutiva do sono e diabetes mellitus gestacional: revisão sistemática e metanálise / Sleep-disordered breathing and gestacional diabetes mellitus: sistematic review and meta-analysis
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https://doi.org/10.34119/bjhrv5n2-096Keywords:
síndromes de apneia do sono ou apneia do sono obstrutiva ou hipopneias do sono ou respiração, desordem do sono, diabetes gestacional.Abstract
Foram encontradas na literatura médica duas revisões sistemáticas. Uma específica sobre o tema, envolvendo 9.795 mulheres, no ano de 2013 [14]. Outra revisão sistemática de 2014 [15], avaliando 5 estudos, foi realizada analisando a associação da apneia com os desfechos perinatais, os quais envolveram o desenvolvimento de diabetes gestacional [15]. Foi atualizado na época a última revisão sistemática de 2014, com a adição de 5 novos estudos, adicionando na análise 954 554 gestantes. Portanto, Torna-se viável a realização da atual revisão, uma vez que, apresenta-se na literatura novos estudos populacionais com amostras significativas que podem aumentar o escopo e a elucidação da associação.
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