It's kind of technical, but I think it makes some good points about untreated OSA. The presentation includes treatment and diagnostic algorithms that may be of interest. Parts seem somethat out of date, but still of interest.
http://www.in-isrc.org/docs/081013.Upsa ... PinSDB.pdf
Fairly comprehensive review of OSA
Fairly comprehensive review of OSA
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Howkim
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Re: Fairly comprehensive review of OSA
Howkim
That link is a good find - good bit of detective work in tracking it down.
All this type of info helps people as it provides yet another perspective while reinforcing the familiar issues that keep coming up.
Good find & a worthwhile read for anyone deeply interested.
DSM
That link is a good find - good bit of detective work in tracking it down.
All this type of info helps people as it provides yet another perspective while reinforcing the familiar issues that keep coming up.
Good find & a worthwhile read for anyone deeply interested.
DSM
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Re: Fairly comprehensive review of OSA
very good find indeed . perhaps this should be added to the "what a newbie needs to know" or our wisdom
Re: Fairly comprehensive review of OSA
Hi Howkim
Definitely a good presentation, worth bumping up every month or so.
Well done.
cheers
Mars
Definitely a good presentation, worth bumping up every month or so.
Well done.
cheers
Mars
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