Figures & data
Table 1. Variables at baseline and differences between CPAP users and non-users
Figure 1. Formation of patient groups. From the original baseline cohort (n = 223), 74 patients did not participate in follow-up study three years later, when patients were divided into two groups (CPAP users or non-users). CPAP users had used CPAP device regularly over four hours per day for three years, and those who discontinued therapy before the three-year follow-up point, were treated as non-users, leaving 76 CPAP users and 73 non-users to final analysis
![Figure 1. Formation of patient groups. From the original baseline cohort (n = 223), 74 patients did not participate in follow-up study three years later, when patients were divided into two groups (CPAP users or non-users). CPAP users had used CPAP device regularly over four hours per day for three years, and those who discontinued therapy before the three-year follow-up point, were treated as non-users, leaving 76 CPAP users and 73 non-users to final analysis](/cms/asset/41f195f9-e434-4a47-ba8a-0d17ba8111c5/zecr_a_1888394_f0001_b.gif)
Table 2. Change of variables during the 3-year follow-up and differences between CPAP-users and non-users
Table 3. Correlations between the change in BMI and variables at the 3-year follow-up
Table 4. Regression analysis of subgroups and significant factors that effect on weight gain