Apneia do Sono na Infância e a Contribuição da Psicologia do Sono na Adesão ao Tratamento
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https://doi.org/10.57167/Rev-SBPH.23.106Palavras-chave:
criança, apneia do sono, adesão, pressão aérea positiva, psicologia do sonoResumo
A apneia do sono é um distúrbio respiratório do sono que atinge 1% a 4% das crianças e está associada a prejuízos na saúde e qualidade de vida. Entre os tratamentos, recomenda-se a pressão positiva nas vias aéreas (PAP). Embora eficaz, a adesão ao tratamento com PAP é baixa em crianças. Considerando os prejuízos causados pela apneia do sono e a dificuldade na adesão ao tratamento via PAP, o presente estudo apresenta os achados da literatura especializada sobre as repercussões comportamentais da apneia do sono na infância e ilustra a contribuição da Psicologia do Sono nas práticas de saúde relacionadas à adesão ao tratamento com equipamentos de PAP.
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