STOP-BANG vs. STOP-BAWG vs. STOP-BWANG for Predicting OSA in the Indian Population - Amsterdam 2025

Different clinical aspects of sleep and obstructive sleep apnoea according to gender, anthropometrics and symptoms

Chair(s): Elisa Perger, Inês Teixeira Farinha

Session type: Poster session

STOP-BANG vs. STOP-BAWG vs. STOP-BWANG for Predicting OSA in the Indian Population

Soumya Kanti Ghatak

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STOP-BANG vs. STOP-BAWG vs. STOP-BWANG for Predicting OSA in the Indian Population

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