January/February 2008
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Editor's Message |
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The Practice of Virtual Medicine |
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by Franklin A. Holman |
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Guest Editorial |
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NBRC Developing Sleep Exam |
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by Theodore Oslick, MD, and Gary A. Smith |
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The NBRC outlines the exam's objectives. |
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Facility Profile |
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Kid Space |
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by Ann H. Carlson |
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How one pediatric sleep center's kid-friendly atmosphere puts both patients and parents at ease. |
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Case Report |
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POSAS Treatment With Coblation |
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by Ramzi Tamer Younis, MD |
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Improved adenotonsillectomy technique relieves behavioral problems as well as clinical symptoms in children with pediatric obstructive sleep apnea. |
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Market Trend |
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Oral Appliances: Here to Stay |
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by Tor Valenza |
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As oral appliances (OAs) become more accepted as an alternative to CPAP, sleep laboratories, sleep dentists, and OA manufacturers are working together to give patients the most appropriate appliance to treat snoring and mild to moderate OSA. |
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