Adenotonsillectomy with turbinate ablation shows no added benefit for pediatric SDB
Submucosal ablation adds little benefit to adenotonsillectomy for children
This randomized prospective study compared adenotonsillectomy with submucosal ablation of turbinates (AT with SAT) versus AT alone in 51 chi…
A small study found no significant difference in nasal quality of life between children receiving adenotonsillectomy alone versus those also…
ASVmv reduces nocturnal hypoxemic burden in AMI patients with sleep-disordered breathing
Early study links sleep treatment to less oxygen drop in heart attack patients
This ancillary analysis of a randomized controlled trial in 35 patients with first-time AMI and sleep-disordered breathing found that minute…
A new ventilator treatment for sleep apnea significantly reduced dangerous oxygen drops in heart attack patients, potentially limiting heart…
Machine-learning models for sleep stage and respiratory event detection showed performance comparable to expert scorers in healthy and suspected sleep-disordered breathing participants
Can computer programs match human experts at reading your sleep data?
This study evaluated machine-learning models for sleep stage classification, arousal detection, and respiratory event detection using overni…
Smart computer models can match human experts at reading sleep data for stages and wake-ups, though they still lag behind humans when spotti…
Research across Sleep Disorders, Intrinsic
Related studies from across the Sleep Disorders, Intrinsic family.
DaVinci Single-Port transoral robotic surgery is feasible across multiple indications including oncology and sleep apnea
Single-Port Robot Shows Promise for Sleep Apnea Surgery
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 479 patients evaluates the feasibility of DaVinci Single-Port (SP) transoral robotic surgery (TO…
A new analysis finds single-port robotic surgery for sleep apnea is feasible, with short operating times and low blood loss.
Preoperative comorbidities linked to reduced weight loss after metabolic and bariatric surgery in adults
Pre-existing health conditions may slightly reduce weight loss after surgery
A meta-analysis of twenty-three studies reveals that mental illness, diabetes, and sleep apnea are associated with slightly lower weight los…
Adults with mental illness or diabetes before surgery saw slightly less weight loss. Other conditions like high blood pressure did not affec…
1 in 7 COPD patients decline or discontinue long-term PAP therapy, meta-analysis finds
1 in 7 COPD patients decline or stop breathing therapy
This systematic review and meta-analysis of patients with COPD newly prescribed long-term noninvasive positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy…
A new analysis finds 14% of COPD patients decline or stop long-term breathing therapy, often within six weeks.
NIV with total face mask managed acute respiratory failure in two patients with Madelung's disease and COVID-19 pneumonia
Non-invasive ventilation may help patients with Madelung's disease and respiratory failure
This case series describes non-invasive ventilation using a total face mask in two patients with Madelung's disease who experienced acute re…
A small case series suggests non-invasive ventilation can manage acute respiratory failure in patients with Madelung's disease, though more …
Renal denervation combined with pulmonary vein isolation increases freedom from atrial fibrillation risk in resistant hypertension patients
Renal denervation may help resistant hypertension patients with heart issues
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated renal denervation in patients with resistant hypertension. The pooled analysis included 8…
A meta-analysis suggests renal denervation improves heart and sleep markers in patients with resistant hypertension, though larger trials ar…
Radiotherapy and chemotherapy show no clear link to obstructive sleep apnea in head and neck cancer patients
Radiation for head and neck cancer may raise sleep apnea risk
This scoping review with exploratory meta-analysis of 13 studies found no significant association between radiotherapy or chemotherapy and i…
A review of 13 studies suggests a possible link between radiation for head and neck cancer and mild sleep apnea, but the evidence is too wea…
Non-surgical weight loss reduces AHI by 11.10 in adults with obstructive sleep apnoea
Non-surgical weight loss lowers sleep apnea severity and blood pressure in adults
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated non-surgical weight loss interventions in adults with obstructive sleep apnoea. The poole…
Non-surgical weight loss significantly reduced sleep apnea severity and blood pressure in adults, though long-term results remain uncertain.
MAD shows modest BP benefit over CPAP in OSA patients
Mandibular advancement devices lower blood pressure better than CPAP for some patients
A meta-analysis found mandibular advancement devices slightly outperform CPAP for lowering daytime blood pressure in obstructive sleep apnea…
For patients with obstructive sleep apnea, a new analysis shows mandibular advancement devices reduced daytime blood pressure more than CPAP…
Delayed arousal timing links to higher mortality in sleep apnea patients
Timing of breathing pauses predicts death risk in obstructive sleep apnea
A meta-analysis found that each one-second delay in post-apnea arousal peak time was associated with increased all-cause and cardiovascular …
New analysis shows how late a breathing pause wakes you up predicts higher death risk for men with obstructive sleep apnea.
Meta-analysis links moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea to higher metabolic syndrome risk in patients
Patients with worse sleep apnea face higher risks for diabetes and high blood pressure compared to those with milder cases
This meta-analysis evaluated the association between obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) severity and metabolic syndrome risk. The poole…
A large review of over ten thousand patients shows that worse sleep apnea greatly increases the chance of getting metabolic syndrome, high b…
Meta-analysis finds obstructive sleep apnea associated with sarcopenia in adults
Sleep apnea linked to higher muscle loss risk in many adult groups studied
This meta-analysis of 13,331 participants found a significant association between obstructive sleep apnea syndrome and sarcopenia. The assoc…
A large review of 13,331 adults found that sleep apnea is connected to losing muscle mass. The link is especially strong in older people and…
Systematic review and meta-analysis shows Twin-Block appliance reduces AHI in pediatric obstructive sleep apnea
New analysis shows Twin-Block appliance helps children with sleep breathing problems reduce bad sleep scores significantly
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated the Twin-Block appliance for pediatric obstructive sleep apnea. Data from 259 patients ac…
A review of eight studies found that a special mouth appliance called Twin-Block helps children with sleep apnea. It lowers breathing stoppa…
Questions about sleep-disordered breathing
Do children with sleep-disordered breathing benefit from turbinate ablation?
Adding turbinate ablation to adenotonsillectomy does not provide extra benefit for children with sleep-disordered breathing compared to adenotonsillectomy alone.
Full answer →Can machine learning detect sleep-disordered breathing events as well as experts?
Machine learning models can detect sleep-disordered breathing events with accuracy comparable to expert human scorers, though performance varies slightly depending on the specific task.
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