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Surgery with Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Prevalence of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Surgical Population
What are the Postoperative Complications for Patients with Sleep Apnea?
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Prevalence of OSA in Surgical Population
What are the Postoperative Complications for Patients with Sleep Apnea?
Pulmonary and Cardiac Complications
Postoperative Delirium
Hospital Length of Stay
Increased Transfers to the ICU
Increased Utilization of Hospital Resources
Increased In-Hospital Death
Depression of Breathing and Treatment of Sleep Apnea
CPAP Treatment
Patients at High Risk for Sleep Apnea
Benefits of CPAP Device. What is the Evidence for Peri-Operative CPAP Use?
What Effect Does Sleep Apnea Have on Life Span?
References
Increased Transfers to the Intensive Care Unit
After surgery, patients with untreated sleep apnea have higher incidences of transfer to the intensive care unit compared to patients without sleep apnea.
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Hospital Length of Stay
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Increased Utilization of Hospital Resources
Toronto Western Hospital, University Health Network
University of Toronto
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