Must Read: UK To Trial New Treatment For OSA

Bilateral hypoglossal nerve stimulation.
If this works, it's going to be a massive game changer for many of us, and a disaster for xPap machine manufacturers.
Your thoughts please.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... oring.html

search.php?keywords=Search%E2%80%A6hypoglossal

leave it to the Mail to be behind?

https://www.inspiresleep.com/

I know I have mentioned this before but it bears repeating for the newbies who read this thread. A sleep endocosopy is required to see if you qualify for the procedure.

Unfortunately, I didn't due to having complete concentric collapse of the entire palatal area. Apparently, studies have shown that folks who best respond to this therapy only have problems in the tongue area.

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palerider wrote:search.php?keywords=Search%E2%80%A6hypoglossal

leave it to the Mail to be behind?

Apologies, I thought it was something new the way they were reporting it, new to me though, I should have searched for it.

If the large number of patients who remain undiagnosed would get diagnosed, they'd sell more xPAP machines, even if a large portion used alternative treatments.