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Table 3 Awareness and attitude by satisfaction

From: A survey around the Italian pediatric units on current clinical practice for Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB)

 

Not satisfied

Satisfied

p-value

n=51

n=51

Section A

 Do you consider SDB in your clinical practice?

20 (39%)

38 (75%)

<0.001

 Do you think SDB is a problem:

  

0.561

  Very relevant

20 (39%)

24 (47%)

 

  Relevant

4 (8%)

2 (4%)

 

  Little relevant

27 (53%)

25 (49%)

 

 Are parents informed about SDB?

21 (41%)

26 (51%)

0.427

 The family of children with SDB are aware of potential serious complications of SDB?

3 (6%)

13 (25%)

0.012

Section B

 How do you make SDB diagnosis

  

0.0002

  clinical evidence

25 (49%)

7 (14%)

 

  clinical evidence and instrumental measurements

26 (51%)

44 (86%)

 

Section C

 Managing patient with SDB, how often do you propose the following treatment

  Drugs :

  

0.086

   never

13 (25%)

4 (8%)

 

   rarely

15 (29%)

17 (33%)

 

   often

21 (41%)

25 (49%)

 

   very often

2 (4%)

5 (10%)

 

  Adenoidectomy

  

0.354

   never

3 (6%)

5 (10%)

 

   rarely

24 (47%)

18 (35%)

 

   often

24 (47%)

26 (51%)

 

   very often

0 (0%)

2 (4%)

 

  Adenotonsillectomy

  

0.639

   never

3 (6%)

3 (6%)

 

   rarely

24 (47%)

27 (53%)

 

   often

23 (45%)

18 (35%)

 

   very often

1 (2%)

3 (6%)

 

  Weight loss

  

0.249

   never

1 (2%)

4 (8%)

 

   rarely

6 (12%)

2 (4%)

 

   often

20 (39%)

17 (33%)

 

   very often

24 (47%)

28 (55%)

 

  Non-invasive ventilation

  

0.050

   never

31 (61%)

18 (35%)

 

   rarely

1 (2%)

1 (2%)

 

   often

16 (31%)

27 (53%)

 

   very often

3 (6%)

5 (10%)

 

Section D

 Do you perform the night pulse oximetry tests on a child

26 (51%)

41 (80%)

0.003

 Do you perform the poligraphy with monitoring complete cardiorespiratory tests on a child

12 (24%)

35 (69%)

<0.001

 Do you perform the complete polysomnography with EEG tests on a child

6 (12%)

17 (33%)

0.016