Titlebook: Complex Sleep Breathing Disorders; A Clinical Casebook Christine Won Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 sleep breathing disorde

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55434-6al, or both. Understanding the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with potential sleep-disordered breathing is essential for appropriate management of patients post-stroke. A case of a patient with both obstructive and central sleep apnea after a stroke is reviewed as an example of the

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Gerhard Hammerschmid,Renate Meyers a worse prognosis for the patient. Sleep breathing disorders in preserved ejection fraction or diastolic dysfunction are less well described. Treatment options include CPAP, supplemental oxygen, and adaptive servo-ventilation. These therapies often do well to control the AHI, though some remain re

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David Farnham,Annie Hondeghem,Sylvia Hortonsent or decreased inspiratory effort due to decreased central neural input to the respiratory motor neurons. Primary central sleep apnea is a diagnosis of exclusion—heart failure, neuromuscular disease, medications, opioids, and central disorders like stroke or brain tumors must be excluded. Primary

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David Farnham,Annie Hondeghem,Sylvia Hortony in individuals with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). It is a non-rapid eye movement sleep process, driven by an overly sensitive ventilatory control system and sleep-wake instability superimposed on increased upper airway collapsibility. TE-CSA affects roughly 5–10% of OSA patients treated with cont

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