Abstract Introduction The association between nasal measures and polygsomnography is modest. However, treatment can improve sleep quality in people without apnea. of apnea clinical patients with unknown. Our primary hypothesis that the subjective obstruction associated reduced apnea-specific life at baseline after 6 months. Methods This prospective cohort study included newly diagnosed who were...

BACKGROUND Minimally invasive surgeries of the soft palate have emerged as a less-invasive treatment for habitual snoring. To date, there is only limited information available comparing the effects of snoring sound between different minimally invasive surgeries in the treatment of habitual snoring. OBJECTIVE To compare the efficacy of palatal implant and radiofrequency surgery, in the reducti...

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE The oropharyngeal airways are smaller in those who snore than in those who do not. We sought to determine which soft-tissue component surrounding the airways contributes to upper airway narrowing in those who snore. METHODS Ten control subjects and 19 snoring patients underwent CT, with 2-mm-thick axial sections obtained every 0.6 seconds during the respiration cycle at...

The present study focusses on German polarity particles as responses to negative assertions. In such responses, the German response particles ja and nein are not used complementarily − similarly to their roughly corresponding English counterparts yes and no. Rather it seems that both ja and nein can be used to affirm a negative antecedent (e.g. A: Jim doesn’t snore. B: Ja./Nein. (=He doesn’t sn...

PURPOSE The aim of the study was to compare sleep-wake schedules between snoring and nonsnoring preschool age children. MATERIAL AND METHODS Daytime and nighttime sleep duration, daytime and nighttime symptoms were assessed in 34 children at preschool age who snore (5.38+/-1.21 years) and in 66 age- and sex-matched nonsnorers (5.67+/-1.12 years). The snoring group consisted of children with o...