Chapter 5 - Snoring, OSA Flashcards

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Elevated RF OSA

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65, BMI >30, Post-menopause, AA/Asian, Male, Neck >16/17in, relative with OSA

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Craniofacial abnormalities and OSA

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Often must correct skeleton prior to Soft Tissue

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3
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Cause of snoring

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Lax tissue vibration, due to variations in airflow

Uvula, SP, tonsillar pillars, pharyngeal walls > BOT

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4
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UARS vs OSA

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UARS is the mild form of SDB (snoring plus sx) where AHI doesn’t meet OSA threshold

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5
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OSA, how obesity impacts

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Most severe form of SDB
AHI or RDI > 5

Heavier ST, more parapharyngeal fat (narrows pharynx), redundant SP, full BOT

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Prevalence of snoring and OSA

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Snore: 40% men, 28% women (84/73 by 60s)

OSA: 3-7% men, 2-5% women

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OSA Sx

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Snore, restless sleep, choke/gasp for air when sleep, daytime somnolence, morning HA, nocturia, changes in mood (dep/irrit/anxiety/aggression), poor concentration, memory loss, night sweat, bruxism

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Comorbidities of OSA

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Hypothyroid- independent of weight (mucoprotein/hyalouronic acid)
GERD (changing thoracic pressure worsens GERD, inflammation worsens OSA)
PCOS (hormones)
Acromegaly

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Complications of OSA

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HTN, MI, stroke, CHF, Cor Pulm, atherosclerosis, A Fib, Arrhythmia, Pulm HTN, Glaucoma, Seizure (DEC threshold), libido

Kids: ADHD, growth delay, enuresis

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10
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Muller Maneuver

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Scope in nose, close mouth, pinch nose, attempt to breathe in

+ (collapse) means obstruction likely below level of palate

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11
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Defining AHI, RDI

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Apnea- no flow 10s
Hypopnea- reduce ventilation 30%, 10s, O2 sat down 3%/arousal
RDI- includes arousals that don’t meet hypopnea criteria

5-15 mild, over 30 severe

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12
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Causes of SDB in kids

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Adenoids/Tonsils

Nasopharyngeal cyst, encephalocele, Chapman atresia, deviated septum, malformation

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13
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Tonsil Grades

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0- surgically absent 
1- within pillars (0-25%)
2- 25-50%
3- 50-75%
4- > 75%

Percentage of airway measured by line between anterior tonsillar pillars

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14
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Sleep of OSA

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Quick onset
More I, II
Less III, IV, REM (most obstructions occur in these stages)

Good OSA treatments lead to INC REM, INC dreaming

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15
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Conservative OSA Tx

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No alcohol or sedatives
Treat GERD, T4, HRT
WL
CPAP/BiPAP (Bi lowers pressure in exploratory phase, more comfort)
Dental appliance (mandible adv, tongue position)
Sleep position change

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16
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Procedures to stiffen palate

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UPPP
LAUP
RFA
Snoreplasty (sclerosants injected)
SP polyester implants (Pillar Proc)
17
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Success rate of addnotonsillectomy in children for snore/apnea

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80-90%

18
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Surgery for tongue base obstruction

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TORS, lag screw/suture, advancement genioplasty with hyoid suspension, distraction osteogenesis, partial midline glossectomy, MMA, RFA

19
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Risks of UPPP

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Bleed
Transient VPI (5-10%)
Dry mouth, tight, gag, taste change
Worst is NP stenosis (rare)