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Paper #4: Referral Patterns and Prevalence of Sleep Abnormalities in Children with EOS

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Polysomnograms (PSGs) are not used in most spine centers for children with EOS. There are no standards for PSG referrals, and the yield from PSGs is unknown. We describe referrals for PSGs in 96 children > 5 years old with EOS, their lung functions, types of EOS, and frequency of abnormal PSGs.

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  1. Gregory Redding
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  2. Michelle Ho
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  3. Bompadre Viviana
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  4. Klane White
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Author disclosures: Gregory Redding: none. Michelle Ho: none. Bompadre Viviana: none. Klane White: Biomarin Pharmaceuticals; UpToDate; Bioomarin; Genzyme; Medicrea. Walter Krengel: none. Maida Chen: Jazz Pharmaceuticals; American Sleep Medicine Foundation.

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Redding, G., Ho, M., Viviana, B. et al. Paper #4: Referral Patterns and Prevalence of Sleep Abnormalities in Children with EOS. Spine Deform 5, 441–442 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jspd.2017.09.007

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