The use and effectiveness of adaptive servo ventilation in central sleep apnea: a study of consecutive sleep clinic patients.
This study shows the effectiveness of adaptive servo ventilation in treating patients with central sleep apnea, irrespective of a predisposing factor, as assessed during a 4-week treatment trial. Results show that adaptive servo ventilation was effective and superior to continuous positive airway pressure in controlling central sleep apnea and improving symptoms. Only a small proportion of these patients had comorbid heart failure. Early treatment with adaptive servo ventilation may improve long-term adherence to therapy. These findings highlight the utility of adaptive servo ventilation in the management of central sleep apnea.
PMID: 32087043 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Source: Journal of Sleep Research - Category: Sleep Medicine Authors: Huseini T, McArdle N, Jasper E, Kurmagadda S, Douglas J, King S, Sturdy G, Singh B Tags: J Sleep Res Source Type: research
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