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sleep apnea Often a complication of prematurity, sleep apnea refers to periods in which a baby stops breathing. Some full-term infants may also have periods of apnea, a factor that has been associated with SIDS (adults can also have sleep apnea).
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SLE are associated with a greater frequency of complications of pregnancy. Autoantibodies produced within the context of SLE can interfere with uteroplacental and fetoplacental blood flow and cause platelet aggregation. Whether it is primarily an aberrant immune system function, or a cumulative vascular injury which more commonly underlies obstetric complications is not clear.
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sleep paralysis the person wakes up, but can
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sleep apnea A group of potentially lethal disorders in which breathing recurrently stops during sleep for long enough to cause measurable blood deoxygenation.
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sleep paralysis A symptom of narcolepsy in which there is an inability to talk or move for a brief period when falling asleep or waking up.
Ãâó: www.macalester.edu/~psych/whathap/UBNRP/narcolepsy...
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