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77) likelihood ratios. The STOP-BANG (≥ 5) led to improved specificity (76.19%), but sensitivity (37.04%) and positive (1.56)/negative likelihood ratios (0.83) were poor. Single-item OSA subgroup analyses revealed that BMI, age, and neck circumference performed poorly, while, tiredness and gender performed well. Findings suggest that the STOP-BANG correctly diagnosed OSA in some veterans, but missed OSA in large number of younger veterans with PTSD. This suggests objective diagnostic OSA testing is needed in veterans with PTSD. Future res
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