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- Sleep apnea is now seen as a treatable chronic disease, with increased awareness leading to higher demand for diagnosis.
- Traditional diagnosis relies on overnight sleep studies in clinics, which are resource-heavy and may not capture variations in sleep apnea symptoms.
- The authors suggest improving diagnosis through technological innovations and multi-night home testing to make it simpler, more accessible, and cost-effective while reducing misclassification of the disease's severity.*
Article Abstract
Sleep apnea is nowadays recognized as a treatable chronic disease and awareness of it has increased, leading to an upsurge in demand for diagnostic testing. Conventionally, diagnosis depends on overnight polysomnography in a sleep clinic, which is highly human-resource intensive and ignores the night-to-night variability in classical sleep apnea markers, such as the apnea-hypopnea index. In this review, the authors summarize the main improvements that could be made in the sleep apnea diagnosis strategy; how technological innovations and multi-night home testing could be used to simplify, increase access, and reduce costs of diagnostic testing while avoiding misclassification of severity.
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