Atrial fibrillation in obstructive sleep apnea: Neural mechanisms and emerging therapies
Bing Huang(Jiaxing University), Hong Jiang(Wuhan University), Shifeng Xing(Xinjiang Medical University), Jie Xu(Wannan Medical College), Lihua Sun(Xinjiang Medical University), Mei Luo(Xinjiang Medical University), Benjamin J. Scherlag(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Huafen Liu(Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University), Yankai Guo(Xinjiang Medical University), Guiqiu Cao(Xinjiang Medical University)
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