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2012
Mark The impact of nocturnal CPAP-treatment on
Petersen, Marian ^LU (2012)
- Thesis › Licentiate thesis

your query:: Remove keywords: closeness. OSA has an estimated prevalence of 2 % in women and 4 % in male and is characterized by repetitive complete (apnoea) or partial (hypopnoea) cessation of breathing. I wondered how the patients managed sexuality and closeness when suffering from OSA and in particular how the Continuous Positive Airways Pressure (CPAP) treatment affected their sexuality and closeness. A review of the literature showed there was little published information concerning the impact of CPAP treatment on sexuality