An increasing number of screening tools are helping anesthesiologists identify patients with obstructive sleep apnea and prevent potential negative sequelae, reports Anesthesiology News.
“OSA is a multifactorial disorder with both anatomical and nonanatomical determinants,” said Yamini Subramani, MD, a fellow at Toronto Western Hospital. “The relative dominance of each pathophysiological factor varies largely between individuals.”
Dear professor
Please for the full PDF of the subject titled Phenotypes of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Much Obliged
Ahmad Tounis
Professor of thoracic medicine
Mansoura faculty of medicine ,Egypt