Tag: obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)

19-ENT-4228_CQD_Hero-650×450

Improving OSA Outcomes in a New Era of Sleep Surgery

Two studies reveal new insights about upper airway stimulation therapy

19-NEU-321-excessive-sleepiness-650×450

Solriamfetol Demonstrates Safety, Efficacy for Wakefulness in 1-Year Extension Trial

New drug for adults with OSA or narcolepsy expected to launch soon

18-NEU-5888-OSA-Nerve-Stim-650×450
January 23, 2019/Neurosciences/Research

Older Age, Lower BMI Predict Success with Upper Airway Stimulation for Sleep Apnea

Findings from ADHERE registry should help guide patient selection

Advertisement

Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy

18-NEU-958-CPAP-Older-Adults-650×450
July 2, 2018/Geriatrics

Age Doesn’t Matter in CPAP Efficacy for Sleep Apnea

Retrospective study fills evidence gap on therapy’s merits in older adults

18-NEU-817-Foldvary-Sleep-Neuro-650×450
April 22, 2018/Neurosciences/Research

High Prevalence of Insomnia and Sleep Apnea Found Among Patients with Diverse Neuro Diseases

Should sleep history be incorporated into routine neurological care?

17-NEU-4302-Walia-CPAP-Outcomes
December 20, 2017/Neurosciences/Outcomes

Improving Patient-Reported Outcomes with a Sleep Apnea Management Clinic

Treatment outcomes validate clinic's group-therapy approach

Twitter-170501-GettyImages-168405978
December 2, 2017/Neurosciences/Research

Treating Sleep Apnea Improves Long-Term Seizure Control in People with Epilepsy

Mounting evidence of PAP therapy’s benefits in largest series to date

Twitter-170116-16-NEU-1945-Walia-650×450-478297788
September 1, 2017/Neurosciences

Screening for OSA: Dispelling Misconceptions

More case-finding than screening

BackPage 2 of 3Next
Advertisement
Ad