Titlebook: Orthodontics in Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients; A Guide to Diagnosis Su-Jung Kim,Ki Beom Kim Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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General Understanding of OSA as Orthodontists,passing primary snoring, upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS), obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and obstructive hypoventilation syndrome (OHS) (Park et al., Mayo Clin Proc 86:549–54, 2011). Primary snoring is the mildest form of SDB resulting from narrowed pharyngeal airway, which makes turbulent a

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Therapeutic Pathway for Orthodontic Intervention,idities; thus, interdisciplinary management should be considered for better treatment. Over 30?years, dentists have been involved in the collaborative evaluation and treatment of patients with OSA, just being regarded as a supportive practitioner managing the oral appliances or performing the skelet

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Craniofacial Growth Modification for OSA Children,iderable attention. Dentists are in a favorable position to recognize, make medical referrals, and support the multidisciplinary management of SDB conditions. Potential OSA can be prevented or progressed OSA can be interrupted by increasing the volumes of skeletal framework and upper airway in growi

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Craniofacial Orthopedics for Postadolescent OSA Patients,ld be served for the patient’s respiratory improvement? In the past, craniofacial management could be accomplished by two-phase approach through the growth modification before the peak height velocity (the first phase), and through the orthognathic surgery after the end of residual growth (the secon

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Surgical Maxillary Expansion for OSA Adults with Nasal Obstruction,letal expansion has another great value of expanding nasal cavity to increase nasal airflow in OSA patients with nasal obstruction or serious nasal resistance. In particular, adult OSA patients who have fully matured midpalatal and circum-maxillary sutures require adjunctive surgical procedures for

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Maxillomandibular Advancement Surgery for Skeletal Class II OSA Patients,ate and moderate cure rate as described in several systematic reviews and meta-analysis. Riley et al. (Riley et al., J Oral Maxillofac Surg 51:742–747, 1993) describe MMA surgery as a total airway surgery, having an effect on all levels of upper airway. A systematic review in 2019 (John et al., Int

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Modification of Orthognathic Surgery for Skeletal Class III OSA Patients,evious study suggested that mandibular retropositioning by more than 5 mm may significantly reduce the posterior airway space and cause mild-to-moderate OSA. Apart from the typical craniofacial phenotype of OSA, some OSA patients have skeletal Class III with prognathic mandible in relation to the ob

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