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The investigators hypothesize that Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is an independent risk factor for atrial fibrosis development. The investigators aim to prove the presence of atrial fibrosis on Delayed Enhancement Magnetic Resonance Imaging (DE-MRI) in OSA patients without atrial fibrillation (AF).
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This is a cross sectional pilot study. Sixty mild to severe OSA patients and five age- and Body Mass Index (BMI)-matched controls will undergo a DE-MRI. Demographics, medical history and polysomnography results will be collected. Patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea have undergone a polysomnography before the study and were diagnosed based on this test. The investigators will not be performing a polysomnography for any of the patients, just collecting the previous results from their medical charts to confirm they have a true OSA diagnosis for their inclusion in the study.
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Group A: 10 patients 18-75-year-old With mild OSA (5<AHI<15), confirmed by polysomnography. No previous AF diagnosis on the medical chart
Group B: 10 patients 18-75-year-old With moderate OSA (15<AHI<30), confirmed by polysomnography. No previous AF diagnosis on the medical chart
Group C: 10 patients 18-75-year-old With severe OSA (AHI>30), confirmed by polysomnography. No previous AF diagnosis on the medical chart
Group D (mild OSA+ AF): 10 patients 18-75-year-old With mild OSA (5<AHI<15), confirmed by polysomnography. Previous AF diagnosis
Group E (severe OSA +AF): 10 patients 18-75-year-old With severe OSA (AHI>30), confirmed by polysomnography. Previous AF diagnosis
*In this group, patients with AF and OSA who already have done MRI might be included.
Group F (Control): 10 Patients 18-75-year-old No previous OSA and/or AF Diagnosis on the medical chart
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60 participants in 6 patient groups
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Chris Wang, MS; Quintrele Jones, MPH
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