A number of surgical interventions are available to help obstructive sleep
apnea patients open up the airway, by removing the tonsils or excess tissue at the back of the throat, or destroying tissue at the base of the tongue with radiofrequency waves.
Not exact matches
Sleep studies of
patients with obstructive sleep
apnea often show an increase in breathing muscle activity when muscles try to
open an obstructed upper airway.
These masks are worn by sleep
apnea patients at night to help keep airways
open and to assist breathing, which provides more restful sleep.