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05). Significant differences between patients with and without OSA were found on the PANSS negative symptoms subscale, B-CATS digit symbol test, and in daytime sleepiness. None of the used screening scales showed satisfactory sensitivity and specificity. Obesity with coexisting neck circumference ≥41 cm in women or ≥43 cm in men (BMI-NECK model) predicted OSA in 57% of cases. CONCLUSIONS OSA should be screened in patients with schizophrenia as it has a negative influence on psychiatric symptoms and may contribute to the higher mortality
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