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CHEST 2023 On Demand Pass
New Diagnostic Tools and Treatments in OSA in Adul ...
New Diagnostic Tools and Treatments in OSA in Adults and Children
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Video Summary
In this session, several studies were presented on the topic of sleep disorders, specifically obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in both adults and children. Dr. Kristen Sheehan presented a study on the validation of a new sleep questionnaire, the "Do I Snore Preg?" The questionnaire was used to assess the likelihood of OSA in high-risk obstetric patients. The study found that the new questionnaire outperformed existing questionnaires in predicting OSA risk in this population. Dr. Clete Kushida presented a study on the use of novel oral appliances to treat severe OSA. The study found that the appliances were effective in improving sleep apnea symptoms in both moderate and severe cases. Dr. Matthew Epstein presented a study on the development of a new sleep hygiene questionnaire. The questionnaire aims to assess behaviors and activities that hinder sleep and could help improve sleep quality and overall health. Finally, Dr. Sherry Katz and Dr. Rafika Erso presented a study on the use of video clips recorded by parents to assess and diagnose OSA in children. The study found that the video clips were reliable and correlated well with other diagnostic measures. Overall, these studies contribute to the understanding and treatment of sleep disorders, and provide useful tools for clinicians in diagnosing and managing OSA in both adults and children.
Meta Tag
Category
Sleep Disorders
Session ID
4029
Speaker
Matthew Epstein
Speaker
Refika Ersu
Speaker
Sherri Katz
Speaker
Clete Kushida
Speaker
Kristin Sheehan
Track
Pediatrics
Track
Sleep Disorders
Keywords
sleep disorders
obstructive sleep apnea
OSA
validation
questionnaire
oral appliances
sleep hygiene
video clips
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