… saturation curve, eliminate sleep fragmentation, abolish … ultimate effect of CPAP depends
on therapy adherence, and … mean disease alleviation of MMA might be superior to CPAP. …

… remains incomplete, but which is essential to selecting the most suitable patients for HNS …
was associated with an improvement in sleep-related breathing disorders. Weight loss not only …

… The other was “optimum pressure – incomplete” term defined for … to totally eliminate the
collapse during DISE-CPAP were … patients received oronasal CPAP therapy utilizing an oronasal …

… , sleep apnea is often not a patient’s only sleep problem, and non-OSA sleep problems
frequently interfere with CPAP therapy… Taking a holistic view of the patient’s sleep and circadian …

… pulmonary disease (COPD), known as “overlap syndrome” … of complementary treatments
in incomplete responders with … achieve the abolition of all obstructive events during sleep by …

… advancement device therapy is similar to that of CPAP, … (CPAP), applying pressurized air
throughout the respiratory cycle … MAD therapy for OSA does not eliminate the underlying causes …

… or incomplete obstruction of the upper airway during sleep, … in total sleep time after therapy
between the CPAP group and … sleep, so as to expand or stabilize the airway and eliminate …

… APAP and CPAP are similar in their ability to eliminate respiratory events and … CPAP must
exist at the level of Sleep Medicine Centers. Moreover, if we take the chronicity of PAP therapy, …

… CPAP acclimation therapy with respiratory therapist is completed over the … do not effectively
eliminate SDB. … titrations with fewer residual events and fewer incomplete titrations [48]. …

… reversal of sleep-disordered breathing was ascertained by … this was primarily due to the
elimination of the OSA-associated … lost to follow-up or had incomplete data sets. However, this is …