Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4168192 The Journal of Pediatrics 2010 10 Pages PDF
Abstract
OSA and obesity in children may adversely impact dietary preferences and may be particularly detrimental to daily physical activity patterns. Furthermore, increased ghrelin levels support the presence of increased appetite and caloric intake in obese patients with OSA, which in turn may further promote the severity of the underlying conditions.
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